Nature adventures in the Seefeld Region

The Gaistal is among the highlights of the Leutasch Valley and caters to all tastes: a short walk along the Leutascher Ache river or a quaint hut hike - from the Hämmermoosalm via the Gaistalalm to the Tillfussalm - always along the “Ganghoferweg" path. More seasoned hikers might prefer the crisp and long hike along the Südwandsteig - the hike dotted with high alpine pastures starts at the Wettersteinhütte at 1,717 metres altitude and leads deep into the Gaistal to the Spartan "Steinernen Hüttl” via the Wangalm and the Rotmoosalm (2030m) - with excellent culinary delights and dream views on the way... The Gaistal is also a popular e-bike destination, with a trail that follows the natural streambed of the Leutascher Ache river and passes the beautiful Igelsee lake to the picturesque Seebensee lake. If you still haven't had enough, you can leave your bike there and continue on foot to the Coburger Hütte / Drachensee.

Situated in the Karwendel Nature Park, you can hike directly from the car park in Länd in Scharnitz into the Hinterautal valley. Along the Isar river, the moderately inclined trail leads into the Karwendel mountains along forest paths and gravel paths. To the left and right, steep rock faces line the scenically stunning Hinterautal valley.
If you plan to cover the entire 15-kilometre distance to the Kastenalm, make sure to wear sturdy shoes or go by bike.

Relaxed fishing just around the corner.

The Weidachsee lake in Leutasch and the Leutascher Ache river are perfect for relaxed fishing trips. The operator, Dr. Angerer, runs a quality breeding farm at the Weidachsee. From the beginning of April to the end of October, you can simply swing by and fish without an appointment, and a fishing certification is not necessary here. Rental equipment and admission are available for a small fee.

If you so wish, you can have your catch prepared on the spot.

In winter, there is also the possibility of ice fishing.

This summer, the educational bee trail invites you to discover the mysterious life of honey bees along a total of ten interesting stations.  Learn how the little honey makers organise themselves as a colony, or request a guided tour at the Reith Information Office by the local beekeeper, who will also give you a glimpse of the bee hotel among other things.

Guests of the Olympic region will discover exciting culture and the urban hustle and bustle in nearby Innsbruck! Concerts, exhibitions, museums and much more can be easily reached by public transport. From Seefeld, the train takes you to the Tyrolean capital in less than an hour. Well-known sights, such as the old town with the Golden Roof, the Grassmayr bell foundry, the Alpine zoo or the ski jump on the historic Isel mountain - a must-see for all visitors. On request, we can call a taxi for you, that takes you to the train station Seefeld.