What is there to do?

With as many as 250 kilometers of cross–country skiing trails in the area, Leutasch is a popular cross–country skiing destination. There is even a cross–country skiing trail that runs past Camping Leutasch. Please note: the tickets for the cross–country skiing trail are not included but they are available at the reception of our campsite.

Hiking on your snowshoes through a pristine and breathtaking winter landscape. Doesn't that sound great? Hike alone or in a group.

Zip down the hills of the many ski slopes in the Seefeld area. This area has some 30 kilometers of ski slopes that vary in height.

The cozy village of Seefeld is the beating heart of Leutasch Valley. Whether you come here during the day or in the evening, there is something for everyone here.

No winter without ice skating or curling in Austria! You can skate laps on the natural and artificial ice rink. Have you never curled before? Not to worry.

The Ganghofer Museum Leutasch displays the life of Ludwig Ganghofer, the famous German writer who lived in 'Hubertus' in the Gaistal for a long time.

The Katzenkopf ski area in Leutasch is a great year-round destination, where you can enjoy traditional Tyrolean food at the Katzenkopfalm.

Experience Tyrolean city life in the medieval town on the river Inn. In fact, Innbruck is the capital of Tyrol and has plenty of culture to offer.

Discover the Swarovski Worlds in Wattens, designed by André Heller for Swarovski's centennial anniversary, with dazzling rooms and lighting effects.

It is one of the most popular activities in winter: tobogganing. Ride your sled down specially-built toboggan runs through breathtaking landscapes.

Fancy a bet? Immerse yourself in the world of blackjack, poker, and roulette. The casino is located in the pedestrian area in the middle of Seefeld.

Leutascher Geisterklamm is the domain of the gorge phantom, which hides at the bottom of the waterfall. You'll get there by following the Klammgeistweg.

Hike through breathtaking winter scenery or across blooming alpine meadows in summer to breathtaking vantage points.

The area around Leutasch is perfect for cyclists and mountain bikers. A tip for mountain bikers: from Leutasch you can cycle to Seebensee in about an hour and a half.

The cozy village of Seefeld is the beating heart of Leutasch Valley. Whether you come here during the day or in the evening, there is something for everyone here.

Leutasch borders Austria's largest nature park. Mighty mountain peaks, turquoise mountain lakes, and green alpine meadows characterize Naturpark Karwendel.

The Ganghofer Museum Leutasch displays the life of Ludwig Ganghofer, the famous German writer who lived in 'Hubertus' in the Gaistal for a long time.

The Katzenkopf ski area in Leutasch is a great year-round destination, where you can enjoy traditional Tyrolean food at the Katzenkopfalm.

Experience Tyrolean city life in the medieval town on the river Inn. In fact, Innbruck is the capital of Tyrol and has plenty of culture to offer.

Discover the Swarovski Worlds in Wattens, designed by André Heller for Swarovski's centennial anniversary, with dazzling rooms and lighting effects.

Fancy a bet? Immerse yourself in the world of blackjack, poker, and roulette. The casino is located in the pedestrian area in the middle of Seefeld.