Holidays in Seefeld

We take the bus to Leutasch, where we hike along the Leutasche Ache (river), and through the Tyrolean villages of Ahrn, Gasse, Kirchplatzl and Plaik. On the way, we pass picturesque the parish church Kirchplatzl which we can visit. We have lunch at the Jausenstation Lärchenhang (payable locally) and after refuelling, walk back along the Leutascher Ache to the bus stop.

• Grade: Easy (basic fitness and sure-footedness required)
• Distance: 9.5km
• Walking Time: Approx. 3.5 hours
• Ascent/Descent: 100m
• Terrain: Mainly gravel tracks, forest or mountain roads and single track footpath (may be uneven in places)
• Useful Information: there will be a lunch stop at Jausenstation Lärchenhang (payable locally). The bus is required at the start and end of the walk.

In Summer 25, this walk will run on: 26 May, 9 Jun, 23 Jun, 7 Jul, 21 Jul, 4 Aug, 18 Aug, 1 Sep

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We take the train to Gießenbach and hike through the narrow Gießenbach Valley to the idyllic Eppzirler Alm. Halfway there, the valley widens - it's known for Tyrolean shale oil mining and 30 tons of imperial gold are said to have been buried in the valley and never found. At the Eppzirler Alm we enjoy some traditional Tyrolean lunch (payable locally) and then follow the same route back to the train station.

• Grade: Moderate (reasonable fitness and sure-footedness required)
• Distance: 12km
• Walking Time: Approx. 4.5 hours
• Ascent/Descent: 450m
• Terrain: Mainly gravel tracks, forest or mountain roads and single track footpath (may be uneven in places)
• Useful Information: there will be a lunch stop at the Eppzirler Alm (payable locally). The train is required at the start and end of the walk.

In Summer 25, this walk will run on: 29 May, 12 Jun, 26 Jun, 10 Jul, 24 Jul, 7 Aug, 21 Aug, 4 Sep

This walk is a lovely way to explore some of the nearby villages and trails. It starts in the small hamlet of Moos, and follows a gentle trail through the forest, steadily climbing to the Rauthhütte where we get a wonderful view of the surrounding area. After a stop, we take a wide path downhill into the village of Obern.

• Grade: Moderate (reasonable fitness and sure-footedness required)
• Distance: 8km
• Walking Time: Approx. 4 hours
• Ascent/Descent: 450m
• Terrain: Mainly gravel tracks, forest or mountain roads and single track footpath (may be uneven in places)
• Useful Information: there will be a lunch stop at the Rauthhütte (payable locally - cash required). The bus is required at the start and end of the walk.

Is Summer 25, this walk will run on: 2 Jun, 16 Jun, 30 Jun, 14 Jul, 28 Jul, 11 Aug, 25 Aug, 8 Sep

The scenery around the mountain lake of the Möserersee is beautiful – it's in a peaceful location, surrounded by nature. The route starts in Seefeld and follows generally gentle paths through forests and meadows, past the picturesque Seekirchl and the peace bell into the centre of Mösern - from there we take the bus back.

• Grade: Easy (basic fitness and sure-footedness required)
• Distance: 6.5km
• Walking Time: Approx. 2.5 hours
• Ascent/Descent: 150m
• Terrain: Mainly gravel tracks, forest or mountain roads and single track footpath (may be uneven in places)
• Useful Information: there will be a lunch stop at the Möserer Stube (payable locally). The bus is required at the end of the walk.

In Summer 25, this walk will run on: 5 Jun, 19 Jun, 3 Jul, 17 Jul, 31 Jul, 14 Aug, 28 Aug, 11 Sep

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• Grade: Easy
• Distance: 7.1km
• Walking time: 3 hours
• Terrain: forest tracks and gravel paths

A beautiful loop through picturesque woodland starting from the Mösern Lake, just outside Seefeld. The loop takes you past the Lottensee, a beautiful periodical lake and you'll get excellent views of the Inn valley on the way back.

• Grade: Easy  
• Distance: 9.7km
• Walking time: 3 Hours 
• Terrain: Barrier free gravel trail, woodland trails perfectly suited for families and seniors

Starting in Salzbach at the entrance of the Gaistal valley this family friendly walk follows the Leutascher Ache (River) through mountain pastures and woodland, a cycle free pathway which leads to the Gaistalalm. On route you can visit the Hubertus Hut and learn about Ludwig Ganghofer the well-known Bavarian writer and what inspired him.

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• Grade: Moderate
• Distance: 12.8km
• Walking time:  Approx. 5 hours
• Terrain: barrier-free gravel trails

This circular tour takes you out of Seefeld, passing the Seekirch church and walking through meadows and woodland. Pass the beautiful lake of Moserersee before continuing up to the viewing platform take in the views of Seefeld and the surrounding mountains.

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With over 570 kilometres of trails, you can explore the natural landscape of the Seefeld plateau and surrounding villages by bike really easily. Families will love the beginner routes, and keener mountain bikers can try some bike-and-hike routes that will get you really high into the spectacular Karwendel mountains. If you prefer your biking less strenuous, hire an e-bike and allow the battery to take the pressure off your legs as you enjoy the stunning views.

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Enjoy the peaceful location of the idyllic Möserer See lake or, head to Mittenwald in Bavaria where you can walk to Lautersee and Ferchensee, two stunning bathing lakes. At the Wildsee, there's two swimming options including a heated outdoor pool and swimming lake. Families with young children will also love the leisure pools in Seefeld, with slides and children's areas.

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With a strong, 100-year tradition of climbing in the region, Seefeld is a real hotspot, both for pros coming to take on the iconic Chinesische Mauer - a sheer rockface with more than 170 routes - and beginners just starting out. The Flämenwandl climbing area is a family-friendly location with more than 20 routes. As well as the climbing, there’s seating and a BBQ area, right next to the rushing Leutascher Ache River.

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Take a visit to the large swimming complex in Seefeld. With a heated indoor and outdoor pool, two waterslides and a sun-bathing lawn, you are set for a day of relaxation while the children enjoy a day of excitement. There are even underwater massage jets, perfect for unwinding.

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We love the adventure playground at the Rosshütte middle station and hopefully your children will too. With a mining theme, the unique playground has activities like a tubing slide, air cushion trampolining and scramble netting.

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