Arrival by public transport
Take the bus to Mösern and get off at the “Mösern Kirche” stop.
All real-time connections can be found in the route planner.
Easy circular hike from Mösern over the Kalvarienberg to Möserer See, with a rest stop and stunning views over the Inn Valley from the Peace Bell.
Forest roads, woodland paths, aspahlt road and gravel trails.
All current information about the trail closures in the Region Seefeld can be found here.
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Comfortable footwear, weather-appropriate clothing, a light backpack, enough water, and a small snack are recommended for this hike.
Additionally, a hiking map or GPS, a first aid kit, sun protection, and hiking poles, if needed, are also advisable.
The hike begins at the Mösern Information Office and first passes the local history museum in Sterzingerhof. A short climb over the Kalvarienberg offers beautiful views before the path leads into the peaceful nature.
Soon, you reach the Möserer See, a picturesque lake nestled in the Seefeld Plateau. On calm days, the sky reflects on its smooth surface, and with a bit of luck, you may spot rare water lilies floating on the water. Right by the lake, the cozy Möserer Seestub’n restaurant invites you to take a break and enjoy delicious regional dishes.
Feeling refreshed, the trail continues to the Peace Bell of Mösern, the largest free-standing bell in the Alps. From here, you can enjoy a breathtaking view over the Inn Valley and the surrounding mountain peaks. As a symbol of peace, the bell rings every day at 17.00, creating a special moment of reflection and tranquility.
After this impressive experience, the path leads back to the starting point in Mösern, where the memories of this beautiful tour will stay with you for a long time.
Take the bus to Mösern and get off at the “Mösern Kirche” stop.
All real-time connections can be found in the route planner.
