The starting point is the information office at Seefeld train station. From there, the route passes through the pedestrian zone, lined with shops and cafés. It continues past Casino Seefeld, across the village square, and by the former Augustinian monastery (now Hotel Klosterbräu) towards the shopping arcades. At the roundabout in front of the Olympiabad, the path stays straight until it reaches the well-known Seekirchl, which is circled once.
Next, the trail leads up to Pfarrhügel, offering a wonderful view over the rooftops of Seefeld and down to the Wildsee. This is also where the Apostle Circle is located. The route then continues to the parish church of St. Oswald before returning through the pedestrian zone.
Now, the path becomes quieter. Passing the horse-drawn carriage parking area, a short gravel path branches off to the right towards Wildsee. The Gschwandtweg follows the lakeshore, passing Café Sonja at the forest pool and winding through a small woodland area, where lucky runners might spot squirrels. The trail continues along the Wildsee promenade, past the Strandperle lakeside beach, before heading back towards the village center.
To finish, the loop passes through the pedestrian zone once more, offering plenty of options for a well-deserved break. The tour ends back at the train station.
The indicated running time is a guideline and depends on personal fitness.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Parking lot Zentrum with electric charging station (P8)
Public transport
Take public transport to Seefeld Railway Station.
All real-time connections can be found in the route planner.
Parking
From Innsbruck, take the A12 Inntal Autobahn to the Seefeld/Garmisch exit, then continue over the Zirlerberg to Seefeld. From Landeck/Reschen, take the A12 to the Telfs Ost exit and then drive through Mösern to Seefeld. From Garmisch, drive via Mittenwald and Scharnitz to Seefeld.
In Seefeld, there is a large parking area at the roundabout on Münchner Straße. You can park at P8 Centrum, which has an electric charging station.
Parking lot P8 Centrum with electric charging station - Seefeld.
You can find all other car parks in Seefeld here.
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Equipment
Running shoes, functional running clothing, a running backpack or vest, sufficient water and snacks, as well as basic endurance and a secure running technique, are recommended for this tour. Additionally, a running map or GPS device, a first aid kit, sun protection, and running poles if needed are advisable.Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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