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Hiking in Tyrol – All Hikes in Region Seefeld
On Tyrol’s high plateau, a unique variety of hiking trails awaits – the perfect way to experience hiking in Tyrol in all its facets. Region Seefeld, with its five charming villages, offers everything from leisurely walking paths to alpine high-altitude trails.
In Seefeld, hiking enthusiasts and families enjoy a true hiking paradise, easily accessible by mountain lift if desired. Leutasch impresses with the Hohe Munde, the Wetterstein Mountains, and the pasture paradise of the Gaistal – a dream for both mountaineers and pleasure seekers. Mösern and Reith tempt with sunny panoramic paths and picturesque views over the Inn Valley and the main Alpine ridge, just as Albrecht Dürer once admired. For nature explorers and ambitious mountaineers, Scharnitz opens the gateway to the Karwendel Mountains – Austria’s largest nature park – with the Karwendel High Trail as a breathtaking highlight.
Important Information:
- Guided hikes or individual tours with tourist guides and hiking guides.
- Refreshment stops with current opening times are linked in each tour; a complete overview of all alpine pastures & huts (including a filter for open huts) is also available online.
- Use the filters to find routes by category, length, elevation gain, and location.
- Follow the rules of conduct and check current trail closures online.
- Guest card = free use of regional buses, the Seefeld–Scharnitz train, and the Wildmoos bus (available from your accommodation provider).
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