The paragliding site over Seefeld in Tyrol offers interesting flying terrain with good thermal conditions. The launch site is conveniently located right next to the mountain station at Härmelekopf. This spot is regularly used, especially for soaring, with some potential for cross-country flights. The cable car operates even in summer. Region: Tyrol, Austria. The site record is 40.7 km. Region: Seefeld, Austria. The site record is 51.9 km. For more information, visit [Humaneagle](http://www.humaneagle.com). Region: Seefeld, Austria. The site record is 11.9 km. Access to the site is via a funicular to Rosshütte, followed by a gondola ride to Härmelekopf. Note that flying over the Inn Valley is strictly prohibited. The launch site is a small area right next to the mountain station, with mats laid out on the flat start meadow. For more details, visit [Paraseefeld](http://paraseefeld.wix.com/paraseefeld-homepage#!startplätze). Caution for occasional flyers: Only launch under optimal wind conditions, as there are limited options for aborting the takeoff. North winds can cause turbulent thermals, while west winds provide good flying conditions. The area is frequently visited by beginners. Flights are limited to west wind conditions or good updrafts due to the Inn Valley wind and the Föhn corridor. Afternoon thermals offer enjoyable flying experiences. Do not land on the golf course. This site is an excellent starting point for long-distance flights towards the east and west along the Inn Valley. For soaring conditions, the Gschwandtkopf launch site is at 1500m with a height difference of 300m, and the landing area is next to Sportalm. This is a superb soaring spot in the region, especially when launching from Joch or Härmele is not possible due to the Bavarian wind.