Easy hiking, rustic refreshments: Top 7 short winter hikes with refreshments

This winter hiking trail leads from the historic center of Seefeld via Münchnerstraße and a small forest loop to the Triendlsäge inn and back again. The Triendlsäge, a cozy inn in a former sawmill, is well worth a visit—the fresh trout from their own farm are a particular insider tip. The return route climbs gently back to Seefeld, where you can enjoy a relaxing stroll through the pedestrian zone after your hike.

Picturesque winter landscapes, snow-covered riverside paths, and some of the region's most beautiful highlights—this relaxed loop through Seefeld is an absolute must for leisurely hikers. The well-maintained trail runs directly along the Wildsee lake, leads through idyllic forest sections where, with a little luck, squirrels can be spotted, and continues over the scenic Pfarrhügel hill to the Seekirchl chapel – the landmark of Seefeld. Along the route, several benches invite you to linger and enjoy the peace and quiet and the snow-covered nature to the fullest. Finally, the pedestrian zone of Seefeld offers numerous opportunities for a cozy stop.

A short, family-friendly winter hike that leads along the Leutascher Ache to the cozy Hämmermoosalm – ideal for a relaxing stop with regional delicacies before hiking or tobogganing back down into the valley. The wide, well-groomed hiking trail makes the tour particularly pleasant and offers beautiful views of the surrounding peaks. If you want to take a little more time, you can extend the hike with a detour to the Gaistalalm before returning to the starting point through the snow-covered landscape.

Please note: There is no toboggan rental at the Hämmermoosalm. If you want to go tobogganing, you should bring your own sled and pull it up yourself. Alternatively, toboggans can be rented from various sports shops in the region.

A short, scenic winter hike leads through snow-covered forests and picturesque meadows to the Tyrolean Mountain Farm Museum, with a cozy stop at the Ropferstub'm or Muggenmoos Alm, before returning through the winter forest to the starting point. The trail runs along gentle inclines and offers beautiful views of the surrounding peaks. The Katzenloch, a quiet forest area, makes this hike a special nature experience.

An idyllic winter hike through the Leutasch Valley takes you past traditional farms and the Plaikner Mähdern, with a cozy stop at the Kühtaierhof or Birkegg restaurant, or at the cozy Jausenalm on the Lärchenhang, before heading back to Weidach through sparse larch forests. The trail runs along gentle inclines and wide paths along the edge of the forest and offers sweeping views of the snow-covered landscape. The Plaikner Mähder in particular are considered an insider tip for winter hikers who want to discover the quiet side of the Leutasch Valley away from the well-trodden routes.

This panoramic winter hike leads through idyllic forests to Lake Möser See. The easily accessible circular trail runs through snow-covered countryside and invites you to take a leisurely stroll around the lake. At the end of the hike, the sun terrace of the Möserer Seestub'n offers the perfect opportunity to linger over coffee and Tyrolean specialties.

Tip: Just a few minutes' walk from the starting point is the Peace Bell in Mösern – a worthwhile detour with impressive panoramic views and special symbolic significance.

A short winter hike with no significant inclines, but steeped in sporting history, leads through the Möserer Valley, past the Arena365, with a leisurely stop at the Sportalm before returning to the Seekirchl. The trail offers beautiful views of the ski jumps and competition facilities of the Arena365 along the way. If you take a little time, you can make a short detour to the viewing platform at the panoramic World Cup Tower, where high-quality Swarovski binoculars bring the sparkling mountain world within reach.