Explore Austria's Seefeld Plateau

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    [title] => Arrival Day
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Welcome to Hotel Kristall. Unpack and settle in.
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    [title] => The Leutasch Valley
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                    [title] => Weidachsee and Leutasch villages
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Distance: 6.5 miles (10½km)
Total ascent: 280 feet (90m)
We'll walk from the hotel into the charming village of Weidach before crossing the wide Leutasch Valley with its beautiful green pastures surrounded by the magnificent Wetterstein Mountains. We explore the many pretty hamlets, pine forests and finally the Weidachsee lake. This is a popular fishing lake with circular walks around the lake affording wonderful views of the surrounding mountains. There is a café with a sundeck overlooking the lake where we will stop for refreshments.
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                    [title] => Weidachsee and the Ober-Leutasch
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Distance: 8 miles (13km)
Total ascent: 600 feet (180m)
Leaving the hotel, we follow the riverside path around to Weidachsee lake with its stunning views of the Wetterstein Mountains. We emerge from the woodland into the wide open Leutasch valley around Moos with its rich green pastures and wildflowers dotted here and there. Towering above us is the 8773 foot (2662m) Hohe Munde. Continuing on we pass through pretty hamlets on our way back to Weidach.
 
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    [title] => Mösern and Möserersee
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                    [title] => Möserersee and the peace bell
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Distance: 6 miles (9½km)
Total ascent: 750 feet (230m)
Our day starts in Seefeld. We gradually ascend the partially wooded slopes with lovely views to the east of the flat plateau, which is a winter haven for cross country skiing, and further afield the Karwendel ridge. Möserersee (lake) nestles in a sheltered, idyllic spot above Mösern, ideal for swimming. Here we can have a leisurely lunch and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. A short, steep descent brings us into the centre of Mösern. Along the way we will enjoy the picturesque Parish Hill (Pfarrhügel,)and wander to the church.
 
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                    [title] => Seefeld, Wildsee and Möserersee
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Distance: 10 miles (15½km)
Total ascent: 1,400 feet (420m)
This is a circular walk starting with Wildsee. After ascending Pfarrhügel, crossing meadows and woods with excellent views of surrounding mountains, we arrive at pretty Möserersee lake for lunch before returning to Seefeld on a high level contouring path with wonderful views of the Plateau and Karwendel mountains.
 
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    [title] => The Gaistal Valley
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                    [title] => Gaistal and Gaistalalm
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Distance: 5.5 miles (9km)
Total ascent: 600 feet (180m)
Our walk heads west from the end of the road, never straying far from the Leutascher river, which flows alongside the track. The steep, rocky hillsides are covered in coniferous forests and open pastureland. Our goal is the lovely Gaistalalm Hut, known for its hearty Tyrolean food and a sundeck where we can relax. We will enjoy refreshments and take in our beautiful surroundings before returning to our starting point, along the old riding trails.
 
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                    [title] => Hammermoosalm, Gaistalalm and Tillfussalm
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Distance: 10 miles (16km)
Total ascent: 1,400 feet (420m)
The harder walk follows the old riding trails before ascending through meadows to the Hammermoosalm, a hut that is high up on the hillside with wonderful views and a fantastic mountain backdrop. Returning to the old riding trail, we head west, meandering up through the trees and open pastures. We visit the Gaistalalm Hut and the Tillfussalm Hut before returning along the riverside track to Klamm.
 
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    [title] => Free Day
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Each week there is a free day when no guided walks are offered. This is an ideal opportunity to relax around the hotel, walk independently or visit local places of interest. Some options for your free day may include:
Hotel: You can book yourself a relaxing massage or use the excellent pool and spa facilities available in the hotel
Seefeld: Take time to wander the many restaurants, bars and shops, an ideal place to buy souvenirs and gifts. Here you can take the funicular ride up the mountain to Rosshutte or a horse drawn carriage ride to local attractions.
Leisure facilities: If you are feeling energetic, in Seefeld there is the large indoor and open-air (heated) pool and leisure complex, tennis courts and the Wildmoos Plateau golf course. In Weidach the Alpenbad is a short walk away with its modern leisure pool facilities. 
Mittenwald: Known for house paintings and its violin museum, this is an excellent place to visit, with shops, cafés and a cable car/chair lift to the mountain top. You can get a direct bus from Weidach at an additional cost.
Innsbruck: This is an attractive, compact city with its famous Golden Roof and beautiful, historic buildings and museums. It offers excellent shopping and a wide selection of restaurants. It is possible to have a two-hour guided tour of the city, visit the Swarovski displays or travel on the funicular/cable car up the mountain. Travel to the city requires a 35 minute railway journey from Seefeld with breathtaking views.
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    [title] => The Wildmoos Plateau
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                    [title] => Buchen to Wildmoosalm
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Distance: 7 miles (11km)
Total ascent: 800 feet (240m)
Our walk starts in Buchen, and a short walk takes us to Ropferstub’m. Here we visit the farming museum and admire the wonderful views along the Inn Valley. We have a steady ascent, crossing the golf course and descend to the Lottenseehutte (a small hut selling Tyrolean specialities). We continue along the edge of the golf course, through woods to arrive at the Wildmoosalm. Here, we can soak up the atmosphere and enjoy the hospitality of a typical Tyrolean hut before we have the short walk to catch a direct bus back to Weidach.
 
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                    [title] => Ropferstub’m, Wildmoosalm and the Fludertal
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Distance: 9 miles (15km)
Total ascent: 1,500 feet (460m)
Today’s walk begins in Klamm. We head south, through pastures with extensive views before starting a steady ascent through woodland and grassy paths with short steep sections. We continue along the edge of the golf course to arrive at the Wildmoosalm and meet the easier group for strudel and drinks. We complete our walk through pine woods and open meadows to the hotel.
 
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    [title] => The Leutasch Spirit Gorge
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                    [title] => The spirit gorge and Mittenwald
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Distance: 7 miles (11km)
From the hamlet of Reindlau, we follow paths in open woodland meandering our way down the Unter Leutasch, looking across the valley to the magnificent mountain scenery. We cross flower-filled meadows and eventually we reach the highlight of the walk, the gorge. After the gorge we continue to descend to the foot of the falls and walk into Mittenwald, with time to explore this very attractive town.
 
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                    [title] => Weidach, the spirit gorge and Mittenwald
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Distance: 10 miles (16km)
Our walk quickly reaches a riverside path; there are wonderful views of the Wetterstein mountains and the lush green meadows as we descend. After we have enjoyed a coffee at the Hubertushof hotel we continue down the valley to the gorge, with its amazing metal walkways. We take the slightly steeper, alternative path as we continue to the foot of the falls.
 
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    [title] => Departure Day
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We hope to see you again soon.
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