Family Holiday in the Snow
Winter Hiking with Children in Tyrol | Region Seefeld
With 142 kilometers of cleared and well-prepared winter hiking trails, the Region Seefeld – Tirols Hochplateau is the ideal destination for winter hiking with children in Tyrol. The family-friendly routes are well signposted, varied, and suitable for all ages: from an easy stroll along the Leutascher Ache, snow walks through Seefeld, to fun outings with the toboggan in the Gaistal. Many tours can easily be done with a sled or baby carrier – perfect for a family holiday in Tyrol. Whether a leisurely walk around Lake Mösern, a panoramic hike on the Reith Panorama Trail, or a relaxed outing with grandparents: winter hiking with children in Tyrol becomes a truly special experience here.
An extra bonus: the guest card also serves as a public transport ticket – giving families free use of the regional buses, the train between Seefeld and Scharnitz, and the Wildmoos bus. This makes winter hiking with children on the high plateau stress-free, flexible, and sustainable.
Important Note:
- The winter hikes presented here are generally suitable for children. However, please make sure to inform yourselves in advance about the elevation profile and the length of each tour, and realistically assess your own fitness level as well as that of your children.
- Please also note that these are cleared winter hiking trails, but icy or slippery spots may still occur.
- If your children do not yet have alpine experience, we recommend choosing winter hikes classified as “easy.” Moderate tours are only suitable for children who are already experienced hikers.
Tip: Collect Stamps. Experience Winter.
The stamp pass turns winter walks with stamp stations into a small family adventure: collect stamps, explore the region in a playful way and take a reward home at the end. A great way to get children excited about spending time outdoors in nature.
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