Five villages, five winter hikes

A must for every winter visitor to Tyrol's high plateau: This circular hike takes you to the most beautiful places in Seefeld. The trail starts at the idyllic Wildsee, continues to the scenic Pfarrhügel and ends at the iconic Seekirchl – accompanied by the atmospheric setting of the festively illuminated pedestrian zone. A short but impressive loop that makes you feel the tranquility and beauty of winter in Seefeld.

This atmospheric winter round leads through the snowy Leutasch high valley and connects water, forest, and enjoyment moments at the foot of the Wetterstein mountains. Starting from the music pavilion in Weidach, the first stop is the idyllic Weidachsee, where the serene winter atmosphere can be enjoyed – perhaps even while ice fishing. The path then continues through the winter forest and along the Leutascher Ache river back downstream to the starting point.

The contemplative Peace Hiking Trail leads over seven spiritual stations around the Möserer Lake to the imposing Peace Bell. Along the way, there is a more than 300-year-old mountain farm with a local museum, the small Gföll Chapel, and the scenic Albrecht-Dürer Trail. Especially atmospheric is the section by the Möserer Lake, where the winter tranquility is reflected in the clear water. The crowning finale is the Peace Bell, which dominates over the Inn Valley and rings impressively every day at 5 PM.

This historically shaped circular hike follows the old Roman road and impressively connects the landscape of Reith with its deeply rooted history. 11 stations along the way tell of past times, old trade routes, conflicts, and regional traditions. Well-preserved monuments and information panels bring the cultural heritage to life and show how closely the history of Reith is connected to its surroundings.

This picturesque winter hike leads through the tranquil landscape of Scharnitz and follows the idyllic Gießenbach on its journey through the valley. At the turnaround point of the loop, a comfortable break is recommended before the return journey can be made either on foot or conveniently by train – a relaxed tour that brings nature and tranquility together in a particularly harmonious way.