You can park on the outskirts of Seefeld, or walk from the village centre and access the clear trail which begins to climb the Gschwandkopf. There are numerous trails and jeep tracks so if you don't keep a close eye on FATMAP and end up wandering off route it isn't too hard to get back, or to find an alternative which leads to the summit.

The final part of the climb is on a jeep track and as you climb the vistas just get better and better, with the Inn valley slowly appearing to the south and the jagged peaks of the Reintal to the north. Over to the west is the imposing humped summit of the Hohe Munde, and to the east lies the wild and barren Karwendel range. It's a staggering view so take it all in before descending the western side of the peak through quiet forests.

The trail pops out just below Mosern, and linking this hike with the Seefeld 3 Lakes trip is a great way of (significantly) extending the trip.

If you only want to add another hour or so to this hike then detouring off the line here to visit Mosern and the Möserersee is an excellent option. Alternatively, follow the line shown here and cruise easily back into Seefeld.