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12/10/24 - 12/17/24

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Paragliding in the Region Seefeld

See the world from above

Tandem flight over the Region Seefeld

Seefeld and the world from above: if you want to make this wish come true, the two paragliding flight schools in the region are just right for you. With experienced professionals, you fly from the Rosshütte – either from the mountain Härmelekopf or the Seefelder Joch, depending on the thermals and conditions – from around 2060m into the valley. Views as far as the Zugspitze (Germany's highest mountain) and Italy are guaranteed, as are pure feelings of happiness!

For a tandem flight you don't need any previous experience. Just bring good shoes and suitable clothing (warm jacket, gloves depending on the season, etc.). The minimum weight for a tandem flight is 20kg, there is no upper age limit. This makes the flight a real holiday experience for everyone, which will be remembered fondly forever!

Because when the last countdown is done, you run together towards the valley until you are suddenly floating in the air many metres above the ground, it is a feeling of freedom that you have never experienced before.

For experienced flyers

Hike and fly in the region

Experienced paragliders also appreciate the good thermals in the region. You can fly freely on the plateau, the only exception is the Karwendel Nature Parc.

The Rosshütte above Seefeld is particularly popular; thanks to the cable car and the Härmelekopfbahn, you can easily get to the take-off point. Depending on the conditions, you can take off from Seefelder Joch (2060 m) or Härmelekopf (2050m). Caution: turbulent take-off conditions prevail at the Rosshütte in northerly winds, and caution is also advised with regard to the ropes of the gondolas and high-voltage power lines at the landing site.

Beginners are also in the right place on the Gschwandtkopf in Seefeld, the gentle slopes of Seefeld's local mountain are ideal for first exercises and flight experience. The cable car can be used as an ascent aid.

Experienced pilots appreciate the Wetterstein Mountains and the Gaistal valley with numerous popular take-off sites for hike and fly tours, where you can enjoy unique views in the shadow of the Zugspitze.

The plateau around Seefeld is close to the controlled flight area (Inntal), valley flights and crossings are strictly prohibited.

Tourismusverband Seefeld | Austria +43 5 0880 | region@seefeld.com | www.seefeld.com