Lake Möserer See, the Peace Bell, the sunny Wildmoos plateau, the Seefelder Seekirchl and wide panoramic views over the Inn Valley: it's no wonder that this circular hike has earned the Austrian Hiking Seal of Quality with so many highlights along the route.
This medium-difficulty winter hike will delight you with its varied highlights and impressive panoramas. The well-prepared and mostly flat winter hiking trail is easy to walk on, but sturdy footwear is still recommended. Along the route, there are power spots such as Lake Möserer See, which lies frozen in the freezing silence of winter, and the imposing peace bell of Mösern, whose sound fills the surrounding mountains. On the sunny Wildmoos plateau, wonderful views of the striking Hohe Munde invite you to take a break. From time to time, the wide view over the Inn Valley opens up. Finally, the iconic Seekirchl church in Seefeld is another highlight of this tour. For an enjoyable breather, we recommend the Wildmoosalm, where hospitality and Tyrolean specialties await. All in all, one of the winter hiking highlights around Seefeld.
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.
Picturesque lakes, rustic huts, and truly stunning views: On this 13-kilometer route, you’ll discover some of the most beautiful hiking highlights in the Seefeld region. The trail is even certified with the Austrian Hiking Seal of Quality by Austria's Hiking Villages.
The starting point of the hike is right at the picturesque Seekirchl in Seefeld, which is easily accessible from the train station and nearby parking lots. After a short walk along the main road and past the WM-Hall, hiking trail No. 2 begins, heading towards Mösern. Passing the wide meadows of the Möserer Mähder, the path leads to the romantic Möserer See. It’s worth circling the lake and stopping by the cozy Möserer Seestub’n restaurant.
Next, the trail continues along the Broch-Weg to the largest free-standing bell in the Alps. Weighing over 10 tons, the Peace Bell is one of the absolute must-sees in the region, accompanied by a magnificent view over the Inn Valley. From here, the trail follows thePirschsteig (No. 2) to the aperiodic Lottensee, with the inviting Lottenseehütte.
Enjoy hiking across the snowy Wildmoos Plateau, where the next highlight is never far away. One of them is the Wildmoosalm, famous for its regional specialties like cheese dumplings and apple strudel. From here, you can either take the Wildmoosbus back to Seefeld or hike the Hörmannweg (Trail No. 2) to complete the loop at the Seekirchl.
Highlights and viewpoints:
• Möserer See
• Peace Bell
• Panoramic views of the Inn Valley along the route
• Sunny Wildmoos Plateau with views of the Rosshütte and Hohe Munde mountains
• Seekirchl
Take public transport to Seefeld Railway Station and walk 10 minutes to the starting point at Seefeld Seekirchl.
All real-time connections can be found in the route planner.
Options for shortening the hike with public transport:
• By bus to Mösern - stop at Mösern Kirche (Line 434)
• Return to Seefeld by bus from the Wildmoosalm (Line "Wildmoosbus")
