Winter hiking in the Seefeld region

The Seefeld region, including Leutasch, is regarded as an ideal destination for winter walkers. With an extensive network of 142 kilometres of cleared and signposted Winter Walking Trails, it offers a wide range of opportunities to explore the snow-covered Alpine landscape. Winter walks in the sunshine are particularly delightful, leading along wide, flat paths through unspoilt nature. In addition, there are 35 kilometres of Snowshoeing trails available, offering an immersive experience of nature away from the groomed paths. For long-distance walkers, Tirol’s 1. long-distance winter walking trail offers a four-day tour with changing accommodation, whilst the five-day Seefeld High Plateau Winter Long-Distance Walk is designed with a fixed base in Seefeld. This variety of offers makes the Seefeld region a paradise for Winter Walking. 

The most beautiful Winter Walking Trails in Seefeld and Leutasch lead through snow-covered forests and sunny plateaus, offering stunning views. Popular routes include the Wiesenweg in Leutasch, the Seefeld–Wildmoos–Mösern winter circular walk, the hike to the Gaistalalm, and the trail from Mösern to theRopferstub’m. Also highly recommended are the Winter Walks to theTriendlsäge via the Katzenloch and the circular walk around the Gschwandtkopf. All trails are groomed and offer places to stop for refreshments.

The Seefeld region offers Winter Walkers a wealth of highlights. A special experience is the ‘100,000 Lights Trail’, a circular route with a distance of approximately 1.7 kilometres which runs around the Pfarrhügel and the Hotel Klosterbräu during the winter months, bathing the snow-covered landscape in warm light. For multi-day tours, there are two long-distance winter hiking trails available: Tyrol’s 1. long-distance winter hiking trail, comprising four stages with varying accommodation options, and the five-day, star-shaped Seefeld High Plateau Winter Long-Distance Hike, based in Seefeld. Athletic runners can make use of the winter trail running routes, which follow groomed Winter Walking Trails and offer a unique running experience in the crisp, high-altitude winter air. In total, the region boasts 142 kilometres of cleared and signposted Winter Walking Trails, which lead through unspoilt winter landscapes and offer impressive panoramic views. These diverse offers make the Seefeld region a paradise for winter hiking.