Winter hiking - Marcati Summit

Winter hiking

Winter magic on the Tyrolean high plateau

There is hardly any other activity that brings you as close to nature as hiking and walking. With crunching snow under your feet and magnificent views before your eyes, you can roam through idyllic landscapes. Both in the valley and at lofty heights, 142 kilometres of cleared and signposted winter hiking trails promise varied tours and unforgettable experiences.

Trudge through snow-covered forests, enjoy a refreshing and warming stop at one of the open alpine huts and marvel at the breathtaking panorama. From easy and flat paths to challenging climbs and extensive tours, numerous scenic hiking experiences await you in the Seefeld region.

Find your next tour in the snow here.

Facts & figures

Over 140 km of perfectly groomed winter hiking trails
Clearly signposted routes for all fitness levels
Maps and route descriptions available at reception
Free use of regional buses with the guest card
Guided winter and snowshoe hikes organised by the Seefeld Tourist Association

Highlight: 100,000 lights trail

Duration: approx. 30 minutes | Difficulty: easy | Length: 1.7 km | Starting point: Seefeld town centre

The 100,000 Lights Trail in Seefeld is a real winter highlight. In the evening hours, from dusk until 10 p.m., the region shines in festive splendour. The circular trail begins in Seefeld town centre, passing the lovingly decorated Christmas tree and the sparkling Christmas market. The route continues over the Pfarrhügel hill, from where you can enjoy an impressive view of the Wildsee lake. The trail ends at the Seekirchl chapel, which is illuminated by lights – and in front of which a large Advent wreath glows in the water.

Winter walk Wildsee – Pfarrhügel – Seekirchl

Duration: approx. 1¼ hours | Difficulty: easy

This beautiful little lake loop takes you on a winter walk from the historic Seefeld village square around Lake Wildsee and back again. Along the way, you can enjoy magnificent views of the snow-covered landscape and the iconic Seekirchl chapel.

Winter walk to the Gaistalalm

Duration: approx. 2½ hours | Difficulty: easy

The well-signposted, wide hiking trail leads directly to the mountain pasture at an altitude of 1,366 metres. The Gaistalalm is a family-friendly traditional hut with a long history and offers a cosy place to stop for refreshments.

Winter walk Friedensweg

Duration: approx. 1½ hours | Difficulty: easy

The contemplative Peace Trail leads from the Mösern Information Office via seven spiritual stations around Lake Mösern to the Peace Bell. The trail invites you to pause and reflect while offering beautiful views of the winter landscape.

Brunschkopf (Path No. S1)

Duration: approx. 2 hours | Difficulty: medium | Distance: 5 km

This moderately difficult snowshoe hike begins at the idyllic Wildmoosalm. The Brunschkopf panoramic trail leads over the Möserer Höhe to the Brunschkopf viewpoint. Enjoy impressive mountain panoramas, which are particularly impressive when viewed through high-quality Swarovski binoculars. The descent is via the Blattsteig trail to Mösern.

Gschwandtkopf (Path No. S2)

Duration: approx. 2¼ hours | Difficulty: moderate | Distance: 5 km

The tour starts at the village square in Seefeld and first leads to the idyllic Wildsee lake. Then the ascent through the snow-covered winter forest up to the Gschwandtkopf begins. A fantastic panoramic view awaits you at the top. The Sonnenalm invites you to take a well-deserved break and refreshment.

Pleisen Hut (Path No. S8)

Duration: approx. 6 hours | Difficulty: medium | Distance: 15.8 km

This impressive snowshoe hike leads from the Scharnitz Nature Park Information Centre to the Pleisenhütte hut. During the winter months, the hut is open on weekends, and overnight accommodation is also available on request. The route offers spectacular views and varied winter landscapes.

PlateauCard

With the PlateauCard, you can explore the Seefeld region even more comfortably and in more diverse ways. You will receive the card free of charge during your stay and benefit from numerous advantages: free use of regional buses, discounts on selected mountain railways and reductions on leisure activities throughout the Seefeld region.