The way to your chalet.

Getting here by car

In summer, arriving in your own car or a hire car is usually the most flexible option, in winter the most comfortable. Free parking is available right at the chalets.

Recommended route from Innsbruck / Germany

• Take the A12 Inn Valley motorway to the Zirl-Ost / Seefeld exit.
• Follow the B177 main road (Seefelder Straße) towards Seefeld.
• In Seefeld, continue towards Leutasch.
• In Leutasch-Weidach, follow the signs and set your sat nav to “Weidach 374f, 6105 Leutasch”.

The easiest way to navigate is with the Google Maps route planner linked above.

Parking

Each chalet comes with exactly three free parking spaces right in front of the house. You can drive right up to your chalet to load and unload.

Practical tips for arriving in summer

• In Austria, a vignette is required on motorways and expressways – check in advance which option suits you (e.g. a 10-day or digital vignette).
• The access road to the chalets is tarmacked and easy to drive in summer – even with larger vehicles.
• If you are arriving by electric car, there are several public charging stations in the Seefeld / Leutasch region. If needed, plan your route with a charging route planner.
• For excursions in the Olympiaregion Seefeld, a car gives you the most flexibility – many starting points for hikes and bike tours are only a few minutes’ drive away.

Important tips for arriving in winter

• Winter tyres are generally recommended in the Alps during the cold season and are compulsory in Austria in wintry driving conditions.
• We explicitly recommend snow chains – especially early in the morning and late in the evening, when the roads have not yet been cleared.
• The main roads are usually well cleared. Even so, allow plenty of time and drive defensively.
• In extreme snowfall there may be short-term delays – if in doubt, check the current situation before you set off.

Getting here by train & bus

For a relaxed and climate-friendly journey, Seefeld in Tirol and Innsbruck are the stations to travel to.

Nearby stations

Seefeld in Tirol station

Direct train connections, e.g. from Innsbruck, Munich and Zurich. From Seefeld you can reach Leutasch by bus or taxi.

Innsbruck station

A major hub with long-distance connections from all over Europe. From here you can take a regional train to Seefeld or a bus towards Seefeld/Leutasch.

Bus connections to Leutasch

Regional bus lines run between Seefeld and Leutasch (e.g. Regiobus line 431/433). One of the stops closest to the chalets is “Leutasch Weidach Quellenhof” or “Weidach Zentrum”. From there you can reach the chalets after a short ride or a short taxi trip.

Getting here by plane

For guests from abroad, Innsbruck Airport is the obvious choice. Munich and Salzburg are also possible alternatives.

Innsbruck Airport (INN)

The nearest airport is Innsbruck (approx. 35–40 minutes’ drive to the Wilderer Chalets). From there you can reach Leutasch by hire car, taxi or train & bus via Innsbruck–Seefeld–Leutasch.

Other airports nearby

Alternatively, you can fly into Munich or Salzburg and travel on by hire car or train via Innsbruck to Seefeld and on to Leutasch.

Before you travel

• A sat nav or a smartphone with Google Maps makes the last stretch easier.
• The access road to the chalets is tarmacked and usually cleared in winter.
• Coming via Garmisch, there are no motorway sections in Austria – which means no vignette :)
• When travelling in summer, why not plan a stop along the way – in Seefeld or Innsbruck, for example.
• A car is handy for excursions, but many hikes and bike tours also start right in Leutasch.

Questions & answers

Do I really need a car in summer?

You can enjoy your summer holiday at the Wilderer Chalets without a car of your own – there are regional bus connections in the Olympiaregion Seefeld. For maximum flexibility for excursions, hikes and swimming spots, though, a car or hire car is an advantage.

Can I get around without a car?

Yes, regional buses run in the Olympiaregion Seefeld. For flexible excursions in winter, though, we recommend a car or hire car, especially if you are travelling with skis, a toboggan or other gear.

Do I need snow chains in winter to get to the Wilderer Chalets?

Yes, we explicitly recommend snow chains. The chalets are on the high plateau, and especially early in the morning and late in the evening the roads are not always cleared. Winter tyres are compulsory; check the current weather before you travel.

Is there free parking right at the chalets?

Yes, each chalet comes with exactly three free parking spaces right in front of the house.

How far is it from the chalets to the nearest supermarket?

There are shops in Weidach and in Leutasch, just a few minutes’ drive away. Seefeld in Tirol also has a wider choice of shops and restaurants.

Which bus stop is closest if I arrive by bus?

One of the closest stops is “Leutasch Weidach Quellenhof” or “Weidach Zentrum”. From there you can reach the Wilderer Chalets by a short taxi ride or – depending on your luggage – a short uphill walk.

Can I bring my bike or e-bike?

Yes, you are welcome to bring your bike or e-bike. The area around Leutasch and Seefeld has plenty of cycling and mountain bike routes – ideal for tours straight from the chalets.