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A beautiful summit hike with a magnificent summit cross.
Starting point: Car park at Wanserhof farm
End point: Car park at Wanserhof farm
Refreshment options: Gasthof Auerhof (on the way back to the car park), Wanser Alm
Ascent via Seebergsee Lake to Seespitze Peak
Your hike starts at the parking area near Wanserhof (1,439 m) in Walten. First, walk a short distance downhill, then keep left and cross the bridge. From here, follow trail No. 15 into the Sailertal valley towards Seebergalm Alp. The trail initially leads through dense, pleasantly cool forest until you reach a wooden bridge, where you cross the stream.
Continue along the tractor track and, at the next junction, turn left across the stream again. You now follow the wide tractor track at a leisurely pace until you reach Seebergalm Alp (1,709 m). From the alpine hut, you are only a few minutes away: in just five minutes, you reach the shore of the idyllic Seebergsee Lake (1,742 m).
Continue on trail No. 15 and, shortly after the lake, stay on the No. 15 trail markings. From here, climb steeply along a ridge covered with alpine roses. About 200 metres below the summit, the trail leads up to the right across a steep alpine meadow towards the beautiful cross of Seespitze Peak (2,434 m).
Descent via Wanser Alm Alp
From the summit, first descend along the ascent route back to Seebergsee Lake. Here, turn onto hunters' trail No. 14A. The trail leads into the forest, where it continues gently uphill for a few more metres before descending through several switchbacks towards Wanser Alm Alp (1,640 m) in the Wansertal valley.
From the alpine hut, follow the easy forest road No. 14 back to the parking area near Wanserhof.
The trail is not suitable for strollers and wheelchairs.
War sturdy hiking boots, appropriate clothing for the weather and bring sufficient water and provisions.
A light physical condition is sufficient for this tour. A little surefootedness for the last part below the summit is ideal.
Always stay on marked trails, check the weather conditions before you hike and pay particular attention to snow, wet ground, or slippery sections.
Use our public transport services:
• Bus line 240 from Meran towards Moos, Pfelders
• Bus line 240 from Plan towards Merano/Meran
Bus stop "St. Leonhard, Busbahnhof"
and on with:
• Bus line 239 or bus line 317 (operates from mid-June to mid-October) St. Leonhard towards Jaufenpass/Walten
Bus stop "Walten, Innerwalten"
or directly
• Bus line 239 or bus line 317 from St. Leonhard towards Jaufenpass/Walten
• Bus line 239 or bus line 317 (operates from mid-June to mid-October) from Jaufenpass or from Sterzing (only with bus line 317) towards St. Leonhard
Bus stop "Walten, Innerwalten"
You can find the timetables at www.suedtirolmobil.info or on the Passeiertal app!
• Coming from Meran towards the Passeiertal Valley, take the Jaufenstraße SS44 to Walten, after St. Leonhard
• Coming from the Jaufenpass towards Meran, take the Jaufenstraße SS44 to Walten, before St. Leonhard
• Coming from the Timmelsjoch towards Moos, continue on the Timmelsjochstraße to Walten, after St. Leonhard
Parking available at the parking area in Wans.
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