Wildmoosalm in the Seefeld Olympic Region, © Irene Prugger

Alpine Walk
Wildmoosalm

Wild moss, rare plants, a quaint alpine guesthouse with the original mountain hut proprietor, Walter Reindl, and a lake that likes to play hide and seek: are just some of the attractions at Wildmoosalm, one of the most popular alpine dairy farms in Tirol. The alpine grazing area consists predominantly of forest pastures and beautiful swamplands. Around 70 head of young cattle graze here in summer, as well as at the basin of Lake Wildmoossee. If it happens to be here! Lake Wildmossee, namely, only appears every few years. No one knows exactly when it will return. Because its appearance also depends on the groundwater level, the locals say: „Lots of snow, lots of lake!“

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Starting point

Seefeld, car park next to the Olympiahalle

Finishing point

Seefeld, car park next to the Olympiahalle

Mountain chain

Wetterstein Mountains

Length

13.4 km

Total hiking time

Features

Wheelchair-accessible Hiking Route
Circular hike

Difficulty rating

easy (hiking trails)

Altitude

1,375m

Elevation uphill 400m
Vertical metres downhill 400m

Fitness level

Technique

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* These are approximate values and recommendations. Please take your personal fitness level, technical ability and the current weather conditions into account. Tirol Werbung cannot guarantee that the information provided is correct and accepts no liability.

Public transport

Accessible using public transport

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GPS-Data Wildmoosalm (gpx)

Trail description

This route begins at the Olympiahalle car park in Seefeld and leads past Lake Möserer See and Lake Lottensee before it ends at Lake Wildmoossee. The alpine dairy farm that shares its name with the lake can be found a little further east of the lake. The return walk from Wildmoosalm leads through the so-called Kirchwald Forest and back to the original starting point in Seefeld.

Information on place

Seefeld

A haven for cross-country skiers: Situated on a sunny plateau high above Innsbruck, the village of Seefeld is without a doubt one of, if not the, leading cross-country skiing centre in the world.

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