Leutasch · Gorge
Leutasch Geisterklamm
Steel walkways above the gorge, in places directly over the water. The waterfall path ends at a 23-metre fall. Suitable for families, but you should have a head for heights.
Allow: 2–3 hrs
The Guide
The Wilderer Guide
What you need to know. What you can experience. What starts outside the door.
Your day outdoors
What do you feel like today?
A lake, an alpine pasture, a path with the dog. These are the destinations from our guide to Leutasch, Mösern and Seefeld.
11 destinations
Leutasch · Plateau & alpine huts
Gaistal
The side valley towards Ehrwald. A broad forest track along the stream, several working alpine huts — manageable with a pram or a bike.
Allow: half a day · With a dog
Leutasch · Lake
Weidachsee
A walk by the water or a visit to the fishery, a few minutes from the houses. Fishing is possible without a licence exam. Weidachsee is not a swimming lake.
Allow: 1 hr · With a dog
Leutasch · Alpine hut
Rotmoosalm
In the upper Gaistal, with a view of the Mieming range. Open in summer, a good first day on the alm.
Allow: 3–4 hrs · With a dog
Leutasch · Bike & family
Katzenkopf bike park
At Katzenkopf in Leutasch, with a practice area and trails for different levels. Please check opening times and open runs with the operator before your visit.
Allow: half a day
Leutasch · Lake
Lottensee
A karst lake on the plateau that is there or not depending on the season — full in spring, sometimes dry in late summer. The walk there is worth it either way.
Allow: 2 hrs · With a dog
First, get your bearings: where are the houses and the villages?
The region at a glance
Winter
The trail starts three minutes from the door.
245 kilometres of groomed cross-country trails, cleared winter paths and a ski area you reach in a quarter of an hour. In the evening, a sauna or the fire.
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Summer
650 kilometres of paths, two lakes, one valley.
Alpine huts in the Gaistal, swimming in Lake Mösern, cycle loops across the plateau — and at 1,136 metres it stays bearable even in high summer.
Read onHow far it is to where
- to the cross-country trail
- 3 minto the cross-country trail
- to Lake Mösern, on foot from Mösern
- 10 minto Lake Mösern, on foot from Mösern
- to the Seefeld ski area
- 15 minto the Seefeld ski area
- to Innsbruck
- 40 minto Innsbruck
The villages
Three names you will hear.
With a dog
Not just allowed. Planned for.
Fenced gardens, paths from the front door, a bowl and a blanket ready — and the rules stated openly.
Explore with a dogPlateauCard
The guest card arrives by email.
Regional buses, the Wildmoos bus and the train between Seefeld and Scharnitz are included, along with changing seasonal offers from the region.
What is included
The right house for your days in Tyrol.
Compare the chalets, Landhaus Moritz and Wilderer Nest. Free dates and total prices are right there in the calendar.