Start Point
Scharnitz Railway station
End Point
Seefeld Railway Station
Difficulty
Easy
Total Distance
12,40 km
Descent Meters
270 m
Ascent Meters
50 m
Highest Point
1180 m
Total Time
03:30 h
Status
Closed
Stamina
Multi-Day Tour Feature
Etappe
Best Time
Closed
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
In an emergency
In an emergency
Guest card = ticket
Guest card = ticket
The guest card is valid as a ticket for all public bus services in the region during your stay. The train ride between Seefeld and Scharnitz as well as the Wildmoos bus are also included. You will receive the guest card from your host in digital or printed form.
DetailsWinter walking
This is a cleared winter hiking trail. However, icy or slippery sections may still occur.
Stage 2 of the Seefeld High Plateau Winter Multi-day Hike connects the idyllic village of Scharnitz – also known as the “Gateway to the Karwendel” – with the vibrant center of Seefeld. The route leads through varied winter landscapes, quiet settlements, snow-covered forests, and also offers cozy refreshment stops along the way.
The stage starts at Scharnitz train station, which can be reached from Seefeld by train (included with the PlateauCard). From there, the route first follows Innsbrucker Straße to the church. Directly opposite, the trail turns right onto Hirlanda-Ellmann-Weg, which leads through a quiet residential area to Sportplatzweg. Continue along the edge of the village, where the trail merges into hiking path no. 19. This path takes you through snow-covered forests and crisp winter
Stage 2 of the Seefeld High Plateau Winter Multi-day Hike connects the idyllic village of Scharnitz – also known as the “Gateway to the Karwendel” – with the vibrant center of Seefeld. The route leads through varied winter landscapes, quiet settlements, snow-covered forests, and also offers cozy refreshment stops along the way.
The stage starts at Scharnitz train station, which can be reached from Seefeld by train (included with the PlateauCard). From there, the route first follows Innsbrucker Straße to the church. Directly opposite, the trail turns right onto Hirlanda-Ellmann-Weg, which leads through a quiet residential area to Sportplatzweg. Continue along the edge of the village, where the trail merges into hiking path no. 19. This path takes you through snow-covered forests and crisp winter
