Winter hike Stage 4: From Weidach through Fludertal and over Wildmoos to Seefeld - Seefeld High Plateau Winter Multi-day Hike

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Leutasch / Wetterstein Mountains & Mieming Range
Difficulty ratings: easy
Route length: 7.8 km
Duration: 2:30 h

It’s very convenient that this stage is a bit shorter—after all, you don’t want to have to rush through either the picturesque Fludertal or the Wildmoos Nature Reserve. Don’t tell anyone, but these unspoiled areas probably even give our beloved Stage 3 through the Leutaschtal a run for its money.

Tour character

This shorter stage (approx. 7.8 km) winds through the idyllic Fludertal valley and the Wildmoos Nature Reserve back to Seefeld. The cleared trails lead through quiet forests, wide clearings, and sunny moorland landscapes with views of the Rosshütte and Hohe Munde. Thanks to the relatively short distance, there’s plenty of time to enjoy the tranquility of winter nature before the tour ends in downtown Seefeld.

Tour information

  • Requirement: easy
  • Length: 7.8 km
  • Duration: 2:30 h
  • Elevation uphill:230 hm
  • Elevation downhill:177 hm
Highest point1,339 m

Starting point

Bus stop "Weidach Kreithkapelle"

Finishing point

Seefeld village centre

Features

  • Multi-day hike

Best time of year

  • January
  • February
  • March
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  • June
  • July
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  • September
  • October
  • November
  • December

Trail condition

Cleared winter hiking trail.

Equipment

Wear multiple layers, warm gloves, hat, waterproof jacket and pants, as well as waterproof winter hiking boots.

For better support and comfort, poles and crampons (spikes) are helpful, especially in difficult conditions.

Source: Region Seefeld - Tirols Hochplateau

Description

This is a cleared winter hiking trail. However, icy or slippery spots may still occur.

Leutasch through the Fludertal and the Wildmoos conservation area to Seefeld. A shorter but equally beautiful route on day 4 of the Seefeld High Plateau Winter Multi-day Hike gives you the opportunity to enjoy some free time in Seefeld.

Stage 4 takes us back to Leutasch, this time through the picturesque Fludertal and the Wildmoos.conservation area. Take the bus from Seefeld train station to Leutasch - the tour starts at the "Weidach Kreithkapelle" bus stop. From here, follow the narrow road to the base station of the Katzenkopf ski area. At the foot of Katzenkopf, turn left following the signs towards Seefeld. After a few minutes, the trail is marked through Fludertal on the right - one of the most beautiful areas for winter hiking.

For about an hour, the path leads through forests, clearings, and open spaces towards Wildmoos. At the Wildmoos-Katzenkopf intersection, follow the signs left towards Wildmoosalm. This is a great spot for a refreshment break and is an ideal photo opportunity too. Continue on the path, past the bus stop, and after about 200 metres, turn right and follow the signs towards Seefeld.

The trail brings you to the residential area at Kirchwald. Continue to follow the signs until you reach the Leutascher Straße near the tennis hall (WM-Halle). From here, turn left, passing the small church, the Seekirchl, and return to the village centre. After this relatively short stage, you can spend the rest of the day in Seefeld enjoying various activities, such as wellnessshoppingdining, or attending various events.

Refreshment stop along the way:
Wildmoosalm

Scenic highlights and viewpoints:
• idyllic Fludertal
• sunny Wildmoos plateau with views of the Rosshütte and the Hohe Munde

Option for shortening the tour with public transport:
• from Wildmoosalm, take the bus back to Seefeld

Nearby huts and mountain restaurants

  • Wildmoosalm, hut

    Opening hours:Open today
    Place:Telfs
    :Alpine pasture / hut / mountain restaurant

Getting here

  • Arrival by public transport

    Take the bus from Seefeld Railway Station to the starting point "Weidach Kreithkapelle" in Leutasch.

Weather

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