Rosshütte Skiing Area - Seefeld

Skiing, snowboarding, carving - the sunny Rosshütte Skiing Area offers diverse slopes and, thanks to modern snowmaking facilities, guaranteed snow. It's especially popular with families who prefer gentle slopes to black runs. It takes its name from the Rosshütte panorama restaurant, perched at 1,760 metres. Other refreshment options include the fully glazed Segafredo Coffee Bar at the mountain station and the "Biergarten 1760" at the intermediate station.

Easily accessible by free ski bus, the Bergbahnen Rosshütte whisk you from the edge of Seefeld in Tirol up to the 2,064-metre-high Härmelekopf. There, 20 kilometres of slopes and ski routes await. Highlights include the two parallel Kaltwasser training slopes and the SkiMovie run with video recording. The descent from the Härmelekopf was widened and straightened in sections a few years ago. You can carve down this slope once a week during night skiing under floodlights.

There's something for snowboarders too: The "Crazy Hole" Fun Park is equipped with features like a freestyle landing bag. Children can have fun in the 20,000 sqm Happy Kinderland with its rope tow. The Rosshütte Skiing Area is part of the Olympic Region Seefeld ski network and has been awarded the Tyrolean Slope Quality Seal. With the Happy Ski Card, a multi-day ticket, you can access the Rosshütte, Gschwandtkopf, Katzenkopf, Birkenlift and Geigenbühel Skiing Areas.

Altitude: 1,234 - 2,064 m a.s.l.
Ski slopes: 20 km (9 km easy / 4.2 km medium / 0.8 km difficult / 6 km ski routes)
Snowmaking: 100% of the slopes
Lift facilities: 12 lifts

Toboggan runs: not available in the skiing area
Cross-country ski tracks: not available, there are 245 km of tracks in the Olympic Region Seefeld