The route starts at the Möserer See parking lot, following a gravel path before turning left onto the narrow Brochweg. Shortly after, the trail passes the Peace Bell of Mösern, the largest free-standing bell in the Alps. From here, a spectacular view opens up over the Inn Valley and the surrounding mountain peaks. As a symbol of peace, the bell rings daily at 17.00, creating a special moment of reflection and tranquility.

The trail then descends gently towards Lottensee, before gradually ascending to the Lottenseehütte. Lottensee is a periodic lake, meaning it appears irregularly and may not have water in certain years.

From the Lottenseehütte, the route continues along the Lentschenauweg, a forest road leading to Wildmoossee, another periodic lake that does not appear every year.

Here, the trail takes a sharp right turn onto a steep forest path, climbing towards Brunschkopf. At a trail junction, the route descends to the right, leading back to Möserer See and the starting point.

This loop offers a diverse mix of forest and natural trails, as well as an exciting downhill section for trail runners.

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