Ski Lifts in Seefeld
Seefeld has 34 ski lifts serving half a dozen ski areas, including 12 lifts at Rosshutte (largest) with a capacity of nearly 13,000 riders per hour and 10 lifts at Gschwandtkopf transporting up to 10,400 per hour. Seefeld’s ski lifts open daily from 9.00am-5.00 pm from early December until the beginning of April, and on Friday evenings for night skiing from 6.30-9.30 pm.
Seefeld Ski Lifts
Seefeld regions a total of 34 lifts across Rosshütte, Gschwandtkopf, Birkenlift/Geigenbühel, Leutasch, Mösern etc., including 12 lifts serving Rosshutte (12,763 riders per hour) and 10 lifts at Gschwandtkopf (10,400 riders per hour).
Seefeld’s main ski lift complex is Talstation Seefeld, which is within walking distance from town if you’re not carrying skis. From here there is a funicular to the top of Rosshütte (1760m) as well as two cable cars, three T-bars serving a number of blue runs halfway up the Rosshütte and two high-speed six-person chair lifts leading to the Härmelekopf.
On the Gschwandtkopf there is one 4-person chair lift that takes you to the full 300m vertical to the top of the mountain and a number of intermediary drag lifts rising half way up. Just outside the centre of Seefeld, tucked in behind Münchnerstrasse, there is a ski area for beginners and children with three draglifts, one at Geigenbühel and two above the Birkenliftstuberl.
Seefeld’s newest lifts are the 6-person high-speed Rosshütten Express (“Rex”) chairlift with heated seats, installed in 2007/08, which bypasses the main Rosshütte hub and avoids the necessity of skiing back down to the Talstation in order to get up again. Also, a new gondola installation (replacing the old gondola) between Rosshütte and Seefelder Joch in 2018 was part of significant modernisation of the lift network, which included closing the old single person chair from Reith to the Oetzihütte.
Other family-friendly improvements include the installation of modern beginner conveyor systems and equipment at smaller lifts and ongoing replacement of older surface-lifts with covered, heated-seat chairs and faster lifts where possible.
Seefeld Ski Lift Passes (Happy Ski Card)
The Seefeld ski lift pass, branded Happy Ski Card, covers the lifts in the ski area Rosshütte, Happy Gschwandtkopf Lifte, Katzenkopf Leutasch, Geigenbühel & Birkenlift.
Seefeld’s “Happy Ski Card” adult lift pass prices for 2025/26 ski season include €61.50 for 1-day and €319.50 for 6-days. Discounts for the 1-day pass are around 5% for teenagers (16-18 years), 30% for children (6-15 years) to 65% discount for toddlers under 5 years, with slightly higher percentage discounts allowed when purchasing 3-6 days or more. No discounts allowed for seniors. Other options include elective lift passes, for example, 4 out of 6 days or 5 out of 10 days, point tickets and lift passes limited to lifts Rosshütte, Gschwandtkopf, etc. A small surcharge is payable for night skiing (Fridays) and night tobogganing.
Special offers include 25% discount on Happy Ski Card passes during promotional periods in January and March,
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Seefeld Ski Lift Companies
Bergbahnen Rosshütte Seefeld-Reith AG Seefeld
Olympiaregion Seefeld
Talstation 419
AT-6100, Seefeld
Tel: +43 5212 24160
Gschwandtkopflifte Seefeld
Olympiaregion Seefeld
am Gschwandtkopf
AT-6100, Seefeld
Tel: +43 5212 2490