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Self Guided cross-country skiing in a winter wonderland.
Head into the village to pick up your skis, boots and poles then set off on one of the many trails in the Leutasch Valley. There are plenty to choose from, with over 150km of classic cross country skiing tracks, 112km of skating cross country trails and 143km of prepared winter walking routes in the area. Explore the picture perfect snowy landscapes to a backdrop of white capped mountain peaks, snow dusted forest and traditional Alpine huts. For a longer day out, hop on the convenient ski bus to discover the Olympic village of Seefeld. After a day out on the trails, return to the cosy comfort of the ever welcoming Hotel Hubertushof for an afternoon snack, not to mention relaxation in the hotel's excellent wellness centre. For less confident skiers or beginners, ski tuition can be arranged at the local ski school in the village. Please let us know if you would like us to arrange this service.
* 7 nights single-centre accommodation
* Buffet breakfast, afternoon snack and evening meals
Buffet breakfast, afternoon snack and evening meals.
Austria is renowned for its wholesome, robust food and you will be thankful
for this after a hard day’s skiing. Typically, you will be set up for the
day by a breakfast of cold meats and cheeses, along with the traditional
bread, jam and coffee. Austrians tend to eat heartily at lunchtime and less
in the evenings; you will be well catered for at dinner. Local specialities
include Wiener schnitzel (breaded veal cutlet) and various stews of beef and
pork. Dumplings, potatoes or noodles are all regular accompaniments along
with vegetables in a style similar to English cooking. Desserts are often
fruit based - such as Apfelstrudel - or cream pastries. Rehrucken is a
traditional chocolate and almond cream cake. On average Austrians, drink
twice as much coffee as beer. There are many different types to choose from,
particularly in the larger towns and cities and are often drunk in specialist
coffee houses, known locally as a Kaffeehaus. It is often served in large
cups and finished off with a healthy dose of whipped cream.
Austrian wines tend to be sweet white varieties, similar to German Mosel
wines. The three best-known areas for producing white wines are Krems,
Klosterneuburg and Gumpoldskirchen. The main red wine producing area is
Voslau. Of course Austria is better known for its beer and you will find a
wide variety of local brews. The best known are Gösser and Augustiner Brau
and come in light or dark forms.
* 7 nights single-centre accommodation
* Buffet breakfast, afternoon snack and evening meals
Hotel
The 4 star Hotel Hubertushof is owned and run by the affable Pfeffel family
who are keen for you to have the very best of stays.
Located at 1130m above sea level, the hotel sits prettily on the Seefeld
Plateau, surrounded by snow covered pastures with the Wetterstein and
Karwendel Mountains looming overhead.
Customers are allocated the Tannenwald bedrooms, which are comfortable and
spacious, with either bath or shower, and come with mountain or pasture views
as well as all the facilities you would expect from a four star hotel.
Buffet breakfast, afternoon snack and evening meals.
Austria is renowned for its wholesome, robust food and you will be thankful
for this after a hard day’s skiing. Typically, you will be set up for the
day by a breakfast of cold meats and cheeses, along with the traditional
bread, jam and coffee. Austrians tend to eat heartily at lunchtime and less
in the evenings; you will be well catered for at dinner. Local specialities
include Wiener schnitzel (breaded veal cutlet) and various stews of beef and
pork. Dumplings, potatoes or noodles are all regular accompaniments along
with vegetables in a style similar to English cooking. Desserts are often
fruit based - such as Apfelstrudel - or cream pastries. Rehrucken is a
traditional chocolate and almond cream cake. On average Austrians, drink
twice as much coffee as beer. There are many different types to choose from,
particularly in the larger towns and cities and are often drunk in specialist
coffee houses, known locally as a Kaffeehaus. It is often served in large
cups and finished off with a healthy dose of whipped cream.
Austrian wines tend to be sweet white varieties, similar to German Mosel
wines. The three best-known areas for producing white wines are Krems,
Klosterneuburg and Gumpoldskirchen. The main red wine producing area is
Voslau. Of course Austria is better known for its beer and you will find a
wide variety of local brews. The best known are Gösser and Augustiner Brau
and come in light or dark forms.
Your trip normally starts at the hotel in Leutasch on the afternoon of Day 1
of the itinerary.
Full joining instructions including route notes, hotel list and local
emergency numbers will be sent to you as part of our Final Joining
Instructions. If you do not receive these at least a week before departure,
or require them earlier please contact our office or your travel agent.
Please note maps will be provided upon arrival at your start hotel.
The tour only prices for this holiday exclude transfers from innsbruck
airport , Innsbruck station or an Innsbruck hotel, but these can be arranged
for you. Please contact us at least 1 week before departure to book this
service. Supplements apply.
Standard transfers
Transfers will be arranged from Innsbruck airport, Innsbruck station or an
Innsbruck hotel as required, at no additional charge. Transfers are based on
2 passengers traveling.
Seefeld is situated at 1180m and at this height snow can lie from December to
mid-March, with fresh snowfalls at any time. Average daytime temperatures in
winter are around -5ºC, though they can fall as low as -15ºC with
approximately 8 to 10 hours of daylight. At all times of the winter you can
hope for periods of clear bright weather and in February and March it can
become surprisingly warm in the sun. Equally, at all times you need to be
ready for the occasional stormy day.
3 or 3-4 season waterproof walking boots with semi-rigid soles, and good
ankle support.
Shoe grip
A small rucksack to carry the items you will need during the day (water
bottle, extra clothing...)
Good quality waterproof jacket
Waterproof trousers and gaiters
Warm fleece
Warm hat and gloves
Occasionally we experience unseasonably warm days, where t-shirts,
lightweight trousers and light fleeces are all that's required.
Large capacity water bottle and/or thermos flask
Sunglasses and high factor sun cream and lip protection
Sit-mat (or small square of karrimat) for resting in the snow
Trainers/comfortable shoes for the evenings
Swimwear
For the lunches we suggest allowing between €10 and €12.
You may wish to allow for some additional expenses on your free day as there
are many optional activities available in Seefeld; cross-country skiing,
downhill skiing, tobogganing and snowshoeing. Equipment hire and passes are
available locally. Your leader can provide further information.
* Travel insurance
* Single accommodation (available on request)
* Any Solo traveller supplements (where only one person is travelling on a
departure date)
* Visas or vaccinations
* Ski equipment hire
* Transfers to and from the airport when flights are booked
* Tourist tax (payable locally) - €2.80 per person per night for 2020
departures
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