Muggenmoos Alm

The idyllically situated Muggenmoos mountain pasture for biking and hiking was completely renovated in 2017 and offers guests of pleasure a wonderful break at the edge of the forest. In summer and winter, the family business spoils its guests with delicious delicacies, sparkling refreshments and roast-fresh coffee on the sun terrace or in the cosy Tyrolean Stube. (E-)bikers will also find shelter, barrier and charging facilities (only for Bosch accus) here, but you must bring your own charger. Around the Muggenmoosalm there are numerous hiking routes through the Mieminger Mountains all year round, alternatively you can relax at the Alm-Kraftplatz with a view of the Hohe Munde. Access to the Alm is easy and family-friendly, and in winter there is also a cross-country ski run right by Muggenmoos.

STARTING POINT
The Muggenmoosalm is within easy walking distance of the starting point at the paid car park Rödlach in Moos near Leutasch. Alternatively, you can also reach the starting point from Seefeld and Leutasch via regional bus to the Rödlach/Parking lot stop.

SUMMER TOURS

• To the Muggenmoosalm. The pleasant hike to the Muggenmoosalm is easy to reach on foot all year round from the Rödlach car park in Moos on wide gravel roads. During the summer months you can also reach the alp of Leutasch comfortably by (e-)bike.
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• Katzenlochtrail. A varied and moderately difficult Nordic Walking, running and hiking trail from the Alpine spa of Leutasch along the picturesque Leutascher Ache through the Katzenloch and along cool woodland to the Muggenmoosalm.
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WINTER TOURS

• cross-country skiing track. Small but nice cross-country skiing circuit in classic and skating style. Promising views, well suited for beginners and also barrier-free! Further trail extensions possible.
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• Hut circular hike. An all-year-round and in winter particularly impressive hike from Leutasch to Muggenmoos and back again via Wildmoos.
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