One Day Is Not Enough...

Long-Distance Hiking Trails in the Heart of Region Seefeld – Tirols Hochplateau

These multi-day nature adventures take you from hut to hut along mountain peaks, offering an up-close experience of nature. They are a unique way to explore the Tyrolean Alps and open up countless opportunities for mountain hiking. Depending on fitness and endurance, the long-distance trails allow for an individual choice of routes.

Aufstieg Eppzirler Scharte - Karwendel Hoehenweg Etappe 2 (1)

The high trail in the Karwendel

Karwendel Höhenweg Trail

The Region Seefeld is proud to have the starting point of the Karwendel High Trail in Reith near Seefeld and the finishing point in Scharnitz. The new Karwendel High Trail leads through the southern part of the Karwendel Mountains of Tyrol. Unique is also the multiple change of view between the solitude of the Karwendel wilderness and the hustle and bustle of the Inn Valley.

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Walk where the eagle flies!

Hiking the Eagle's Way

Clearly signposted, well marked and with detailed descriptions – along the Eagle’s Way route, the contours of which resemble an eagle with outstretched wings, hiking enthusiasts can cover no fewer than 23,000 vertical metres along 31 stages covering a total distance of some 280 kilometres.

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Familien-Weitwanderung im Gaistal - Wurziger Steig - Sohn läuft vorraus und lacht

Long-distance hiking for the whole family

Leutasch 3-Day Hut Hike for Families

Three huts, three days, and views you’ll never forget: the Leutasch 3-Day Hut Hike in the Gaistal Valley is tailor-made for an unforgettable family adventure. It’s all about pure nature, jaw-dropping scenery, and plenty of fun for both kids and adults. Perfect for little explorers aged 5 and up, this hike is an ideal mix of excitement and togetherness. So pack your backpacks and get ready to be swept away by the magic of the Gaistal!

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The cross-border Way of St. James

Camino de Santiago

These stages close the connection between the Munich, South-East Bavarian and Tyrolean Way of St. James. Through Leutasch, the pilgrim finally reaches the Inn Valley at Mötz with a connection to the Tyrolean Way of St. James.

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European Cultural Route Tyrolean Stage 1 & 2

Via Romea

The Via Romea is a historic European cultural route. This first stage in Tyrol starts at Porta Claudia in Scharnitz and goes through scenic landscapes and idyllic villages like Seefeld, Auland, and Reith, ending at the Parish Church in Zirl. The 21.5 km pilgrimage trail offers a perfect mix of culture, history, and nature.

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