Start Point
Golf Course Seefeld-Wildmoos
End Point
Muggenmoos Leutasch
Difficulty
Hard
Total Distance
3,10 km
Descent Meters
30 m
Highest Point
1315 m
Status
Closed
Skating
Yes
Klassisch
Yes
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.
DetailsCross-country ski trail
This trail is freshly groomed every day, but icy or slippery sections may still occur.
Trail access:
Via C11 – Lottensee or directly at the Seefeld-Wildmoos golf course (near the Lottenseehütte).
Alternatively, access via Buchen: take the bus to the “Buchener Höhe” stop or park at the “Buchener Höhe” car park and join the trail from there.
Trail character:
The C6 – Buchen trail is a short but challenging route for experienced cross-country skiers in the Wildmoos area. Starting at the Seefeld-Wildmoos golf course, it climbs steeply up to the Buchener Höhe before continuing along a panoramic section towards Muggenmoos. The route offers impressive views of the Inn Valley and the Hohe Munde, but requires solid technique and good fitness – especially on the short, steep climbs.
Note: Trail conditions may change during the day
Trail access:
Via C11 – Lottensee or directly at the Seefeld-Wildmoos golf course (near the Lottenseehütte).
Alternatively, access via Buchen: take the bus to the “Buchener Höhe” stop or park at the “Buchener Höhe” car park and join the trail from there.
Trail character:
The C6 – Buchen trail is a short but challenging route for experienced cross-country skiers in the Wildmoos area. Starting at the Seefeld-Wildmoos golf course, it climbs steeply up to the Buchener Höhe before continuing along a panoramic section towards Muggenmoos. The route offers impressive views of the Inn Valley and the Hohe Munde, but requires solid technique and good fitness – especially on the short, steep climbs.
Note: Trail conditions may change during the day
