Opening hours:Open today
Place:Seefeld
:Restaurant, café
Leisurely snow walk from Seekirchl through the Möserer Valley and back.
Cleared winter hiking trail.
Find all the latest information about the status of winter hiking trails, toboggan runs and ice skating rinks in our Winter Sports Report for the Region Seefeld.
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.
This is a cleared winter hiking trail. However, icy or slippery spots may still occur.
This idyllic little loop through the Möserer Valley takes you through snowy winter landscapes and past the Seefeld Sports Arena, with no significant inclines.
Starting at the Seekirchl, follow the path to the main road, then continue to the tennis hall, where trail no. 2 leads through the snow-covered Kirchwald. Along the way, you’ll cross a cross-country skiing trail—please give priority to skiers. Right after crossing the trail, the path leads back to the main road, which you’ll cross to reach the Seewald on the other side of the valley.
Follow trail no. 4, which curves to the left, passing the ski jumps and competition facilities of the Seefeld Sports Arena, until you reach the Sportalm at the foot of the Gschwandtkopf. A short detour to the viewing platform at the WSC-Tower is worth it—here, a high-quality Swarovski binocular brings the glittering mountain landscapes almost within reach.
At the cozy Sportalm, it's a good idea to take a break on the sunny terrace with a seasonal hot drink, freshly tapped refreshments, and views of the surrounding ski trails, slopes, and mountain scenery. The last section of the trail leads from the Sportalm back to the starting point at the Seekirchl. For some post-hike relaxation, the Olympiabad Seefeld offers a range of wellness and water-world experiences.
By public transport, take the train to Seefeld Railway Station, followed by a 10-minute walk to the starting point at Seefeld Seekirchl.
All real-time connections can be found in the route planner.
From Innsbruck, take the A12 Inntal highway to the Seefeld/Garmisch exit, then continue over the Zirlerberg to Seefeld. If coming from Landeck/Reschen, take the A12 to the Telfs East exit and then continue through Mösern to Seefeld. From Garmisch, drive via Mittenwald and Scharnitz to Seefeld.
In Seefeld, drive to the WM-Halle and park at lot P19. Alternatively, you can also park at lot P16, near the soccer field and tennis courts.
Parking P19 "WM-Halle" with electric charging station - Seefeld
Parking P16 football field - Seefeld
You can find all other car parks in Seefeld here.
