Well Seefeld is one of the best known areas in the alps for an extensive network of prepared trails for intrack Nordic skiing, so it does seem odd that someone should go there and just walk (hopefully not on the loipes). For a future winter snow walking trip can I recommend the Vercors area, a huge plateau with both loipes at the northern end, and many untracked trails further south which would be superb for snow walking. A couple of bivvy huts for an overnight traverse on skis of the whole plateau which I did some years ago (failed to find one so we spent a very uncomfortable night). Could be done as a walk of course. And marvellous in early summer, especially along the top of the cliffs on the eastern side of the plateau. Alpine walking for people who do not like slogging up long steep mountain trails. Strongly recommended. Oh, does not have a chain of coffee shops you would find in Austria. Really quite wild. Must get there again myself sometime. I can suggest routes if anyone is interested.
