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    Exclusive Alpine holidays – perfect for the whole family

    A ski holiday in the Tyrolean villages of Seefeld, Leutasch, Mösern guarantees sun-blessed, immaculately groomed pistes complete with a stunning mountain panorama. The Olympiaregion Seefeld boasts a spacious ski arena covering a total area of over 600,000 square metres. Equipped with state-of-the-art lift facilities, it is perfect for beginners, experienced skiers and those returning to the sport of skiing after a break. Thirty-seven kilometres of slopes and no fewer than 34 cable-cars, chairlifts and tows ensure non-stop skiing fun for sports fans and sun worshippers.

    This long-standing Tyrolean winter sport area offers everything you could ever wish for for an enjoyable ski holiday amid an exclusive setting. 

    Ski areas
    The skiing arena in the Olympiaregion Seefeld is an insider’s tip among leading ski resorts, boasting family-friendly services and immaculately groomed slopes.
    Ski schools
    The family-friendly ski schools on the Seefeld plateau offer top-class courses for everyone, from beginners to experienced skiers.
    Children’s ski paradise
    A special nursery slope and play area offer ideal conditions for our little ski stars to practice and perfect the art of skiing.

    Quality and standards of the highest level

    The region’s largest ski area – the Bergbahnen Rosshütte area – was awarded first place by ‘Skiresort.de’ in 2015 in the category ‘Insider’s tip among leading ski areas with up to 20 km of slopes’ – an accolade that pays testimony to the exclusivity of the winter sport area in all its facets.

    The Olympiaregion Seefeld was, furthermore, praised by Snow-Online.de for its superb family-friendliness and excellent piste conditions.

    For younger skiing enthusiasts the region has a generously-sized children’s skiing area – perfect for little ones to ‘find their skiing feet’.