Sights & Highlights around the Hubertushof

Description
The Leutascher Geisterklamm is a spectacular gorge along the Leutascher Bach. With steep rock walls and intricately constructed wooden walkways, it offers an unforgettable natural experience.

Activities

• Photography tours

• Nature observation

Special Feature
The gorge is the longest walkable gorge in the Eastern Alps and has been accessible to tourists since 2006.

Visit the Geisterklamm

Description
The museum is dedicated to the life and works of the local poet Ludwig Ganghofer, who had a significant influence on the region through his literature.

Activities

• Guided tours

• Readings

• Cultural events

Special Feature
Housed in a historic building, the museum offers an in-depth insight into the history and cultural heritage of the region.

Visit the Museum

Description
The Peace Bell of the Alpine Region in Mösern is an important symbol of peace and cooperation between the Alpine regions of Tyrol, South Tyrol, and Bavaria. It was erected in 1997 to mark the 25th anniversary of the Working Community of Alpine Regions (ARGE ALP). Since October 2023, the bell has been relocated to a new site in Mösern and rings daily at 5:00 PM.

Activities

• Visit the bell

• Hike to the new location

• Enjoy the panoramic views of the Inn Valley

Special Feature
Weighing 10,450 kg, the Peace Bell is the largest free-standing bell in the Alpine region. It was cast by the Grassmayr bell foundry in Innsbruck and is an impressive example of art and engineering.

Description
The Brunschkopf Viewing Platform sits at 1,510 meters and offers a breathtaking 360-degree panorama over the Seefeld Plateau, the Wetterstein Mountains, Hohe Munde, and the Karwendel Range. This modern wooden platform, also known as the “Sky Cinema,” is accessible year-round and can be reached via various hiking and cycling routes.

Activities

• Hiking

• Mountain biking

• Nature exploration

• Photography

Special Feature
The platform is equipped with a high-quality Swarovski telescope, providing exceptionally clear views of the surrounding peaks. Multiple routes lead to the platform, including circular hikes from Seefeld, Leutasch, or Mösern, with opportunities to stop at mountain huts such as the Wildmoosalm along the way.

Description
Porta Claudia is a historic border fortress at the Scharnitz Pass, built in the 17th century. It served to protect Tyrol and is today a popular destination for visitors interested in history.

Activities

• Hiking

• Nature exploration

• Photography

Special Feature
The ruins provide a fascinating insight into Tyrolean military history and are set amidst idyllic mountain scenery.

Description
The Seekirchl, also known as the Holy Cross Church, is a baroque central building with an octagonal layout and a dome. Built between 1629 and 1666, it served as a votive church for a miraculous crucifix. Originally constructed on an island in the Kreuzsee, it now stands on the outskirts of Seefeld in the Kirchwald district.

Activities

• Explore the architecture

• Photography

• Enjoy reflective moments

Special Feature
Its rare octagonal design with a freestanding dome, combined with its historic atmosphere, makes the Seekirchl a unique landmark of Seefeld.