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Seefield, Tirol - Austria? Worth going to for a short break?
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Two snowboarders, beginner - intermidate looking for a few days away. We've seen a great deal to Seefield in Tirol in Austria, has anyone been here? What's the resort like?

Thanks
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Piste wise there is not a lot of kilometres and split on mainly two mountains but if you are beginner intermediate I am sure there is enough piste for a short break. The town itself is very nice with plenty to do, lots of bars and also a casino. The apres scene is good but more timid than the lot of Austrian resorts. If the deal involves fllights to innsbruck thats another bonus as the transfer is about 30 minutes
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Agree with Richiavo, it's quite small, but big enough for a few days for a beginner.

We found the town quite small and quiet, although full of non-skiers and their fur coats.
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Was there this morning

The piste map is a bit misleading - what appears to be several pistes on each of the two hills is actually one wide one

Rosshutte (municipally owned) appears to have had a lot of money spent on it recently (big car park, furnicular, cable car, floodlighting etc) but is still a bit of a mish mash

Geshwandkopf (privately owned but same pass, in need of a bit of investment) is a better, if lower, hill

Overall a well heeled town, big hotels, spread out, very little apres action and very limited piste wise
Enough for a few days. Didnt see many boarders though

Best of all is teh very short ransfer from Innsbruck, barely 40 mins
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