Time to take a deep breath
Colourful forests, golden light
When the forests take on their autumnal colours and the light falls golden over the peaks, the quietest time of the year begins in Seefeld too.
Autumn at 1,200 metres
Golden days on the high plateau
At 1,200 metres, Seefeld is often above the fog: whilst autumn turns grey down in the valley, the sun is still shining up here.
Colourful forests, crisp mountain air and fewer crowds than in summer: autumn is perhaps the most beautiful season here. Ideal for walks, bike rides or a relaxing round of golf.
A tip before you go: depending on the weather, many alpine pastures and huts close for the season as early as autumn – it’s worth checking the current opening times before setting off.
Opening times of the alpine pastures
Autumn at 1,200 metres
Golden days on the high plateau
At 1,200 metres, Seefeld is often above the fog: whilst autumn turns grey down in the valley, the sun is still shining up here.
Colourful forests, crisp mountain air and fewer crowds than in summer: autumn is perhaps the most beautiful season here. Ideal for walks, bike rides or a relaxing round of golf.
A tip before you go: depending on the weather, many alpine pastures and huts close for the season as early as autumn – it’s worth checking the current opening times before setting off.
Opening times of the alpine pastures
Stop for a bite to eat & enjoy
Alpine pastures & huts around Seefeld
Wangalm & Hämmermoosalm in the Gaistal: two rustic places to stop for refreshments on the alpine pasture circular walk, surrounded by lush meadows and the Wetterstein Mountains (11 km, approx. 4 hours 15 mins).
Pleisenhütte: a leisurely hike with sweeping views over Seefeld and the surrounding mountains (16 km, approx. 5 hours).
Rauthhütte: a shorter walk with views as far as the Zugspitze, ideal for a relaxing afternoon (7.4 km, approx. 3 hours 30 mins).
Lottenseehütte & Muggenmoosalm: A circular walk starting from Seefeld, linking two places to stop for refreshments (16.2 km, approx. 5 hours).
Oberbrunnalm: accessible via the Zäunlkopf, for those who prefer a slightly more challenging hike (16 km, approx. 6 hours).
Whether it’s a quick stop for refreshments or a long mountain hike: in the golden autumn light, the Kaiserschmarrn tastes twice as good at the alpine hut.