"Short but nice" and above all family-friendly: The Brunschkopf tour!
This moderately difficult route (No. 544 Mösern-Wildmoos) offers a lot of scenic variety: meadows, forests, mountains, breathtaking views of the Inn and Gaistal valleys, and opportunities for refreshments. With some luck, you may even see three lakes (two of which are aperiodic and not always visible).
The loop starts directly at the Mösern Information Office and initially follows paved municipal roads to the Möserer See. The path is a bit steeper until you reach the lake, but after that, only short, moderately steep sections remain on a wide and well-maintained gravel road. The section between the picturesque Lottenseehütte and the rustic Wildmoosalm is partially paved, but otherwise, a wide forest path is available. From the Wildmoosalm, the route leads along the south side of the Brunschkopf through dense forest in the Wildmoos area back to the Möserer See and the starting point in the center of Mösern.
The entire loop is considered one of the safest in the region in terms of path conditions. As this is a very popular hiking and walking route, expect significant foot traffic. It is recommended to adjust your speed accordingly. Cattle grids and gates are well-marked.
Note: This bike route does not lead directly to the Peace Bell. However, it's easy to make a short detour to visit this impressive symbol of peace in the alpine countries. The detour rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views of the Inn Valley and the surrounding mountain ranges. If you are at the Peace Bell at 17.00, it’s worth experiencing its impressive chimes up close.
Attention: Pasture cattle, please keep distance and cross the pasture area calmly and quickly.
