Weather report
Snowfall
-4° / 1° C
Amount of snow
On the mountains:
45 cm
at 1,200 m:
4 cm
Mountain lift facilities
out of 29 in operation
Alpine ski slopes
out of 29 open
Overview
Starting point: Seekirchl Seefeld
Finishing point: Seekirchl Seefeld
Ascent11 m
Highest point1,196 m
Route distance3.1 km
Walking time / total01:00 hh:mm
Walking time / ascent01:00 hh:mm
Level of difficultyeasy
Huts & Mountain Pastures
Tennisstüberlclosed
Sportalmclosed
Characteristics
Winter Walk
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Elevation profile
Route: Seekirchl - tennis hall - Kirchwald - Seewald - Seefeld Sports Arena - Sportalm am Gschwandtkopf - Seekirchl
Parking and public transport:
P13 and numerous other parking options.
By train to Seefeld train station (10 minutes walk to the starting point).
You can find all connections in real time with the Mobility-App "wegfinder".
Directions:
This idyllic short loop through the Möserer Valley in Seefeld leads through snow-covered winter landscapes and along the Seefeld Sports Arena without any notable ascents.
The starting point at the Seekirchl can be reached on foot in just a few minutes from the historic centre of Seefeld, and car drivers will find plenty of parking spaces at the Seefeld Olympic pool, where there are also sanitary facilities.
At the Seekirchl, take the next best option onto the main road, walk to the tennis hall and turn right onto the hiking trail (no. 2) through the snow-covered Kirchwald forest. On the way you will cross the cross-country skiing tracks once - please always watch out for runners! Immediately after the cross-country ski trail crossing, the trail leads back to the main road and crosses it to the Seewald on the other side of the valley.
Follow the hiking trail (no. 4) into a left-hand bend and past the ski jumps and competition facilities of the Seefeld Sports Arena to the Sportalm at the foot of the Gschwandtkopf. On the way, a short detour to the viewing platform at the WSC tower is recommended, where a pair of high-quality Swarovski binoculars brings the sparkling mountain worlds almost within reach.
Afterwards, of course, you can take a break on the sun terrace at the cosy Sportalm - with a seasonal hot drink, freshly tapped refreshments and the best view of the surrounding cross-country trails, pistes and mountain scenery. From the Sportalm, the last section of the trail leads back to the starting point at the Seekirchl. If you would like to warm up a little there, you will find many beautiful wellness offers with spacious wellness and water worlds at the Olympiabad Seefeld.
Alpine emergency call:
Call: 140
