- BIKE SCHOOL
SEEFELD
Mountain Biking & Bike Tours in Seefeld
Relaxed trails in stunning scenery — from alpine-pasture tours and Bikepark Katzenkopf to skills training. Led by experienced guides for beginners and leisure riders.
Led by Thomas Baldermann (state-certified gravity instructor, BSPA & Level-1 bike guide)
Coach on the day: Thomas or a team guide (trained in-house). Same level of safety & methodology.
ÖRV teaching method
state-certified travel agency
4.97★ from 73 reviews
Mountain Biking in Seefeld — Trails, Location and Conditions
The Seefeld plateau lies between the Wetterstein and Karwendel ranges — one of Tyrol’s highest biking regions, with a distinctly family- and e-bike-friendly character. 570 km of route network, plus Bikepark Katzenkopf in Leutasch and classic tours such as Gaistal and Seebensee. If you’re looking for bike coaching on a quiet high plateau, you’re in the right place.
Riding areas at a glance
- Seefeld plateau: 570 km of route network between Seefeld, Reith, Mösern, Leutasch and Scharnitz — very well signposted
- Bikepark Katzenkopf Leutasch: 3 single trails, a pump track and a practice area between 1,100 and 1,360 m — family- and beginner-friendly
- Classic tours: Achenweg, Leutasch valley, Eppzirler Alm, Gaistal towards Seebensee
- Location: Karwendel Nature Park right next door, Innsbruck reachable in 25 minutes
What suits you?
- Trail and flow fans: Bikepark Katzenkopf in Leutasch offers three single trails for building skills in a relaxed setting — none of the crowds you get at the big lift stations
- E-bike leisure riders: the Seefeld plateau is one of Tyrol’s best e-bike regions — manageable elevation gain, well-kept paths, plenty of working alpine huts and a quiet valley character, ideal for long, easy-going days out
- Beginners and families: the Katzenkopf bike park and the flat plateau routes make Seefeld one of Tyrol’s most beginner-friendly regions — perfect for your first biking experiences
With the Karwendel Nature Park right next door and Innsbruck just 25 minutes away, coaching stays flexible — if the weather turns on the plateau, the Inn valley trails or the Achensee area are quickly reached.
Region
Why bike in Seefeld?
Seefeld, on the sunny high plateau above Innsbruck, combines relaxed trails with a Karwendel backdrop. The ideal region for beginners and leisure riders — no long climbs, with wellness, café stops and easy bike-and-train combinations.
Trails for every level
Gentle alpine-pasture tours, forest tracks on the plateau and demanding Karwendel routes. For beginners through to pros.
Bikepark Katzenkopf
Three lines (blue/red/black), a pump track and a skills area right in town. Ideal for practising or just having fun.
Location & getting there
35 min by train from Innsbruck. Right on the edge of town, no car needed. Bike rental can be arranged locally.
Offers
Our offers in Seefeld
From private coaching to multi-day tours — everything from a single source. Led by state-certified guides, max. 7 riders per course, bike rental on request.
Dates
Upcoming dates in Seefeld
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What you get on the course
Levels at a glance
Contact
Write to us – we’re happy to help
Frequently asked questions about biking in Seefeld
What difficulty levels can I ride in Seefeld?
Seefeld is especially well suited to beginners and leisure riders. There are relaxed alpine-pasture tours with moderate climbs, easy-going forest tracks around the Seefeld plateau and Bikepark Katzenkopf for trail fun. More demanding tours into the Karwendel (e.g. the Hinterautal) are also within reach.
Do I need my own e-bike or can I rent one?
On request we arrange rental e-bikes (hardtail, full-suspension, depending on the tour profile) including helmet and instruction. You don’t need to bring your own bike — just tell us your height and your preferred tour profile when you enquire.
What’s the best way to get to Seefeld?
Seefeld is directly reachable from Innsbruck by train in about 35 min (Karwendelbahn). By car via the A12 / B177 (Zirler Berg) it’s about 25 min from Innsbruck. If you’re travelling with your bike we recommend the train — taking bikes on board is no problem.
What else does Seefeld offer besides biking?
After the ride: wellness in the hotels around the Wildsee, a charming old town with cafés and restaurants, the Seekirchl walking path and the Seefelder Joch (cable car) for panoramic views. In summer there’s also SUP on the Wildsee, hiking and via ferratas within reach.
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Why ride with GEMMA AUSSI
State-certified instructor & Level 1 bike guide
Bike Guide Austria certified, compliant with the ÖRV curriculum and hands-on out on the bike.
Licensed travel agency
Planning, booking and organisation run through a fully licensed structure.
Insolvency protection
For package trips your money is protected by the statutory customer-funds guarantee.
