to 20 Mbit/s, ADSL up to 30 Mbit/s. Broadband internet is also provided over the cable network. Since August 2012 there has been free WLAN access in the pedestrian zone, the spa park, the sport and congress centre, around the Seekirchl and at the Casino Arena, around the ski jumps on the Gschwandtkopf and at several stations in the Rosshütte ski area. Sports facilities In recent years Seefeld has expanded and renovated its sports facilities and positioned itself as the Nordic Competence Centre (Nordisches Kompetenzzentrum) for the training of national teams and clubs as well as the Stams Skiing Grammar School (Skigymnasium Stams). Toni Seelos Olympic Ski Jumps in the Casino Arena on the northwest slopes of the Gschwandtkopf (HS 109 und HS 75) Biathlon stand with 30 firing points 279 km of runs for cross-country skiing, 125 km of which is for skating and 154 km for classic cross-country skiing Asphalt roller skiing route with a length of 3.6 km and width of 3 m with variations from 560 m to 4.7 km FIS-homologated courses for slalom and giant slalom on the Gschwandtkopf Ski areas of Rosshütte, Gschwandtkopf and Geigenbühel-/Birkenlifte Ice rinks for skating and Bavarian curling Two grass areas for football, another is planned WM Halle with 8 indoor tennis courts and 4 outside courts Seefeld Tennis Club with 6 clay courts Golf courses: Seefeld-Reith Golf Club (9 hole, par 70) and Panorama golf course of am Geigenbühel, an 18-hole course in Wildmoos (Telfs) 266 km waymarked running and Nordic walking routes 570 km of cycling and mountain bike routes Beach volleyball court Two riding halls with outdoor riding paddocks Fitness studio Economy Tourism Seefeld is an important centre for cross-country skiing. The Nordic events at both the 1964 and 1976 Winter Olympics were hosted at Seefeld. Competitions during the 1933, 1985 and 2019 FIS Nordic Skiing World Championships also took place here. In both the Winter Olympics and the 1985 World Championships only the normal hill in ski jumping took place in Seefeld, the large hill took place in Innsbruck) as well as some of the events at the 1st Winter Youth Olympic Games in January 2012. World Cup competitions have been located here a number of times. During the 2019 World Championships, ski jumping took place in Seefeld in Tirol. The 1963 Biathlon World Championships also took place in Seefeld in Tirol. The alpine skiing area