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Pranter Stadelhütte / Opposite the Wieserhütte is the Pranter Stadelhütte, which also has a very pleasant ambience. Evamaria Wecker, Primus WeckerPhoto: Evamaria Wecker, Primus Wecker, Rother Bergverlag
A unique lake landscape awaits us high above the Pustertal valley, at the foot of the striking Seefeldspitz. Like a fjord, the large Seefeldsee is nestled in an impressive rocky landscape. The middle and small Seefeldsee lakes, on the other hand, lie on a gentle, grassy plateau. If you don't have any summit ambitions, you should definitely walk as far as the middle lake, where there are wonderful places to rest. The ascent to the summit is worth it for the magnificent view alone, and the view down to the lakes is particularly beautiful. On the descent, you can take a leisurely break at the Wieserhütte with South Tyrolean delicacies and cheese from the mountain dairy.
From the parking lot, we take the sandy road into the valley and keep left at the next fork. We hike high above the meandering stream into the Altfasstal valley, change sides shortly after the Felderalm and soon reach the Wieserhütte, 1850 m. The path now climbs steadily and after many hairpin bends reaches the magnificently situated Großer Seefeldsee, 2271 m. We take a leisurely stroll along the lake shore to the north and climb through a rocky passage up to the Seefeldalm, 2340 m. After a short flat section, the path is steep and somewhat arduous, as it is deeply washed out, to the middle Seefeldsee, 2501 m, which lies on a water-rich plateau. The hike across this plateau, along small streams and springs to Kleiner Seefeldsee, 2514 m, is a pleasure. Shortly after the Kleiner Seefeldsee, the path branches off to the right to the Paulscharte and down to Pfunders. Here we keep left and climb on a kind of terrace, finally along the summit ridge to the Seefeldspitz. The descent follows
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