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The earth pyramids of Perca are an architectural masterpiece of nature. These extraordinary formations were shaped by storms that caused landslides and erosion. The hike starts at the second parking lot in Vila di Sopra. A well-signposted trail initially ascends steeply through the forest, offering a varied and scenic environment. Along the way, oversized rock piles, intriguing figures, and diverse rock types create a unique hiking experience. The highlight is reaching the impressive earth pyramids, remarkable in size and shape. The return route follows the road to Plata and leads back to the starting point. Backpack provisions. Difficulty: easy, suitable for families. Length: 6 km. Duration: 12:00 am.-04:00 pm. Walking time: 1 hour. Difference in altitude: 300 m. Departures: at 12:00 pm. at the bus stop at the head of Val Casies Valley – S. Maddalena, 12:05 pm. Val Casies Valley – S. Martino, 12:15 pm. Val Casies Valley – Colle, 12:25 pm. Tesido, 12:30 pm. Monguelfo bus station in Via Stazione (opposite the Bar Parkcafé). Cost: Südtirol Guest Pass – Gsiesertal-Welsberg-Taisten Card 15 €, 25 €. Registration: Online booking no later than Sunday, 05:00 pm. at www.gsieser-tal.com/programme or directly at the tourist information office of the Dolomites Panorama Region Val Casies Valley-Monguelfo-Tesido, T. +39 0474 978 436.

A hiking adventure to discover South Tyrol's mountains and get to know this unique, enchanting, panoramic world better. Registration required in the tourist information office by 5 pm on the previous day. Limited number of participants.

We start at the Enzianalm in the rear Martell Valley and hike on a moderately steep path along a babbling brook. After a short hike, we reach the Pederstieralm (not open to the public) and from there continue on a gentle ascent to the Pederköpfl. During a short break, we enjoy the wonderful view of the Martell glacier on the opposite side. We then descend to the Lifyalm. After a refreshment stop, we continue downhill to Gasthof Zufritt at the Martell reservoir. Elevation gain: approx. 550 m Walking time: approx. 3-3.5 hours Difficulty: moderate

Discover the picturesque landscapes around Brixen on our guided eMTB tour. Led by an experienced guide, the route is individually adapted to the group’s ability and the current weather conditions. We ride through gentle meadows and idyllic forest roads, and may even take on some easy trails. This tour is ideal for beginners and guarantees a safe and enjoyable riding experience. • Ausrüstungspflicht: Helm • STS: S0 – S1; suitable for beginners and families – children should be confident riders • Fitness Level: 2/5 • Ascent: ca. 500 Hm • Distance: ca. 25 • eMTB-Tour, full-day tour

Clockwise? Counterclockwise? When does the last lift leave? Definitely too many questions you don’t want to worry about on a biking holiday. That’s why our guides take care of all the logistics for this enduro tour and explore the Sellaronda region with you – including some less-traveled paths beyond the well-known routes. The Sella Group is renowned for its picture-perfect alpine scenery. A solid level of fitness, combined with agility and experience, is essential for this tour. While the cable cars handle most of the climbs, don’t be fooled: the nearly 4,000 meters of descent are physically and technically demanding. Anyone joining this tour should feel comfortable on S2 trails and not be intimidated by S3 sections. • STS: S0 – S3 • Fitness level: 4/5 • Ascent: approx. 330 m • Descent: approx. 3,900 m • Distance: approx. 58 km • Type of tour: Enduro (also suitable for E-MTB), for advanced riders Note: The ticket for the ascent (lift/funicular) can be purchased on site.

Fancy a varied hike where you can experience the secrets of nature? This guided tour through the Texelgruppe Nature Park has the motto "Precious water" - because water has played a central role here for centuries: as a life-giver, landscape shaper and also as part of the regional culture via the historic irrigation channels. The hike starts at the "Kratzegg" car park in Ulfas and leads us first to the Ulfaseralm hut. We continue through flowering mountain meadows, where a variety of alpine herbs grow, to the Hahnl - a panoramic mountain ridge with an impressive panoramic view over the entire Passeiertal Valley. From the Hahnl we descend to the Waalerhütte hut and then follow the Ulfaser Waalweg - a quiet, water-accompanied path that takes us back to the "Kratzegg" car park. You will be accompanied by a trained nature park guide, who will provide fascinating insights along the way: which plants grow here? How does the landscape change throughout the year? Which animals are native, and how do humans and nature share this space? The tour is part of a series of nine guided hikes through the Texelgruppe Nature Park - each with a different destination, each path offering new perspectives. Walking time: approx. 4 h | difference in altitude: approx. 580 m The event will be in German and Italian.

Brixen is a true mountain biking paradise. With its incredible trails and unbeatable flow, it’s no surprise that it’s considered a top destination. Honestly, mountain biking is even more fun when the best trails are right outside your door. The guides from Plose Bike are true experts when it comes to local routes, and with their shuttle service, they’ll get you quickly to the starting points of the best tours. Get ready for flowy lines, challenging sections, and a big smile on your face. • Mandatory equipment: Helmet (full-face optional), knee and elbow pads • Recommended: back protector • Difficulty STS: S2 (S3 possible depending on the group) – advanced MTB skills required • Fitness level: 3/5 • Descent: 2,500 – 3,500 m • Distance: approx. 30 km • Freeride, full-day tour

It all looks so simple – and yet, it’s often the small details that make the biggest difference. If you love mountain biking and are always working to refine your skills, then the Ride & Skills Day on the Plose is perfect for you. This is not a dry technical course, nor is it just about bombing down trails. The guides from Plose Bike are true experts in their field. Together with you, they’ll fine-tune your technique and help you tackle those key trail sections that make all the difference. Expect plenty of tips, tricks, and hands-on practice on the lines of the Brixen Bikepark and the Plose home trails – that’s what the Ride & Skills Day is all about. • Mandatory equipment: Helmet (possibly full-face), knee and elbow pads • Recommended: Back protector • Difficulty STS: S1 – S2 • Fitness level: 2/5 • Format: Skill workshop & trail riding • Important: Basic mountain biking knowledge required Note: The ticket for the ascent (lift/funicular) can be purchased on site.

The Slevio National Park is home to the largest Swiss stone pine forests in the Alps. Let yourself be enchanted by the scent and the properties of this extraordinary tree.

Get up bright and early to enjoy the peace of morning while out hiking. What could be better than enjoying the peace and quiet of morning in the mountains? During the guided hike from Tiers to the Völsegg Peak, a breathtaking view of the Dolomites awaits you. In the family-run Tschafon mountain refuge between the the imposing Schlern Massif and the legendary Rosengarten Massif you will enjoy a special mountaineer breakfast featuring quality products from South Tyrol. In the late morning the hiking guide will take you back to Tiers. If you want to stay a little longer, you can relax on a blanket in the extensive meadow. DURATION OF THE HIKE (WITHOUT REST) 2:15 h to Völsegg Peak (4,1 km; 638 m uphill), 15 min from Völsegg Peak to Tschafon mountain refuge (0,8 km; 102 m downhill), 2:50 h from Tschafon mountain refuge passing Schönblick back to Tiers (8,5 km; 749 m downhill)

The hike starts at the Valparola Pass 2168 m, right after the Forte Tre Sassi war museum. The trail ascends through rocky terrain and an old war path. Through crevices, trenches, and caves, you eventually reach the summit. A stunning view of the surrounding Dolomite peaks, UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the area around Falzarego. The tunnels, walls, and trenches at Hexenstein – Sas de Stria date back to World War I. Its name comes from an old legend saying a witch once lived on its peak. The descent takes the same path back to the starting point. Sure-footedness necessary. Backpack provisions. Difficulty: medium. Length: 4 km. Duration: 08:30 am.-04:00 pm. Walking time: 3 hours. Difference in altitude: 275 m. Departures: at 08:30 am. at the bus stop at the head of Val Casies Valley – S. Maddalena, 08:35 am. Val Casies Valley – S. Martino, 08:45 am. Val Casies Valley – Colle, 08:55 am. Tesido, 09:00 am. Monguelfo bus station in Via Stazione (opposite the Bar Parkcafé). Cost: Südtirol Guest Pass – Gsiesertal-Welsberg-Taisten Card 15 €, 25 €. Registration: Online booking no later than Tuesday, 05:00 pm. at www.gsieser-tal.com/programme or directly at the tourist information office of the Dolomites Panorama Region Val Casies Valley-Monguelfo-Tesido, T. +39 0474 978 436.

ONLY IN GERMAN! The Bindelweg Path is one of the most beautiful high-altitude trails in the Dolomites. It leads from the Pordoi Pass to Lake Fedaia at the foot of the Marmolada. Walking time: approx. 3 hours Travel time: 1 hour Altitude difference: Ascent 150 m | Descent 400 m Difficulty: demanding

This tour is a true insider tip! The climb through the Schalderer Valley, north of Brixen, becomes a real pleasure with an e-MTB – ideally, we ride in eco mode to save battery power for later. Passing by idyllic mountain farms, we reach the Zirmait Alm, where we can take a well-deserved break. There are several options for the return: If you still have energy and battery left, you can take on the legendary trail on the Scheibenberg – one of the most beautiful and technically demanding trails in Brixen. Or, we simply cruise back down to the valley and enjoy the landscape. Thanks to our guide, the route is flexibly adapted to the group. Whether you’re looking for a sporty challenge or a leisurely ride – nature, adventure, and lots of fun are guaranteed! • Mandatory equipment: Helmet, knee and elbow pads; recommended: Back protector • Difficulty STS: S2 – S3 – important: advanced MTB skills required • Fitness level: 3/5 • Ascent: approx. 1,800 m • Descent: approx. 1,800 m • Distance: approx. 20 km • E-MTB (eco mode), full-day tour

The adventure begins with a comfortable shuttle ride from Brixen to the Villnösstal Valley, arriving at Zanser Alm – from here, the real bike journey kicks off! We start on a forest road heading toward the Gampen Alm, accompanied by breathtaking views of the Dolomites and the Villnösser Geisler Peaks. The route then continues to the Schlüterhütte mountain hut. The final climb to this point demands a serious effort – but the view from the highest point of the tour is worth every drop of sweat. It’s the perfect place for a short panoramic break. After that, things get a bit more relaxed: we follow varied trails and gravel paths, with gentle climbs and descents, riding on toward the Gömajoch, passing the Göma Hut, and reaching the well-known Würzjoch. A quick stop at the Halslhütte hut, and then the grand finale awaits: a breathtaking descent on top-class trails, leading us all the way back to Brixen – pure adrenaline, scenery, and riding pleasure! • Mandatory equipment: Helmet, knee and elbow pads • Recommended: Back protector • Difficulty STS: S2 – S3 – advanced mountain bike skills required • Fitness level: 4/5 • Ascent: approx. 1,400 m • Descent: approx. 1,800 m • Distance: approx. 45 km • XC (cross-country), full-day tour

Get on the pedals and up into the mountains! With e-bike and hiking poles to selected Ahrntal heights. First pedal, then hike

Difficulty: moderately difficult
Difference in altitude: approx. 700-800 meters
Meeting point: tourist office Steinhaus/Cadipietra
Accessible by public transportation
Bike rental not included

Collect waste together for a healthy nature! For four days from 18 to 21 September, the motto in South Tyrol is: go out and collect waste together. Participate with your team or alone, clean up and enjoy the nature at the South Tyrol CleanUp Days. The Dolomites region Seiser Alm is taking part in the second edition in South Tyrol and invites you to actively participate. Make your mark too by joining in. More information: www.plasticfreepeaks.com/suedtirol

From 18th to 21st September, we will join together to collect waste thanks to the SÜDTIROL CleanUP Days. The project is organised by the non-profit association Patron. As part of the SÜDTIROL CleanUP Days, eleven South Tyrolean destinations are calling for nature to be cleared of rubbish. The clean-up takes place in Val d'Ega/Eggental, Alpe di Siusi/Seiser Alm, Villnöss, Olang and Aldein Radein, in Val Passiria/Passeiertal, Valle Aurina/Ahrntal and in the regions Valle di Casies/Welsberg-Tesido/Taisten, Gitschberg-Val Giovo/Jochtal, Lüsen and Racines/Ratschings. The eleven territories have one thing in common: they all strive to spread a conscious and respectful approach to nature. Furthermore, in IDM South Tyrol we have found a partner who cares as much about our planet as we do. The concept is easy to explain: by forming small groups, numerous nature lovers set out to collect rubbish scattered in forests, on the shores of lakes, in municipalities... in short, wherever rubbish has been left behind. Anyone can participate: Registration and coordination of the routes takes place via the CleanUP Map (interactive map) at www.patron-nature.org/en/cleanup/south-tyrol. Here, participants can directly enter their chosen date and route.

From 18 to 21 September, the motto in South Tyrol for four days is: Go out together and collect rubbish at the SOUTH Tyrol CleanUP Days! The large-scale clean-up campaign is organised by the non-profit association Patron. For the first time, eight South Tyrolean destinations and their respective nature parks are taking part, and IDM South Tyrol is also taking part. Anyone can take part

Clean up together for a healthy nature! For four days from 18 to 21 September, the motto in South Tyrol is: Go out and collect rubbish together at the SÜDTIROL CleanUP Days! The large-scale clean-up campaign is organised by the non-profit association Patron. Eight South Tyrolean destinations are also taking part in the first edition. The idea of the SOUTH TYROL CleanUP Days is quickly explained: numerous nature enthusiasts set off independently in small groups to collect rubbish together on the mountains, in the woods, on lakeshores, in the communities, etc. - in fact, wherever rubbish has been left behind. Those who take part on these days can expect not only the wonderful feeling of having set an example for nature, but also a special kind of outdoor experience together. All participants receive a free CleanUP Kit consisting of a reusable bag and a high-quality stainless steel garbage tong. This kit can be obtained at one of the numerous distribution stations. ANYONE CAN TAKE PART Registration and coordination of the routes is done via the CleanUP Map (interactive map) at www.plasticfreepeaks.com.

Guided walk on the "Laitacher Weinwanderweg" with wine tasting: Duration: 3 hours Height difference: 350 m Costs: free with KlausenCard, for guests of the members of the Tourism Gen. Klausen, Barbian, Feldthurns, Villanders 5,00€, otherwise 20,00 € per person

Experience wonderful summit hikes with our hiking guide Gilbert! Every Thursday, Gilbert takes you to the most picturesque mountain peaks in the enchanting Pustertal Valley. Enjoy unforgettable views and a wonderful nature on our guided tours. Tour: parking sports area / Antholz Mittertal (1.259) > Klammbach waterfall (1.508) > Berger Alm hut (1.600) / rest station > high walk Antholz > Kumpfl Alm hut (1.653) / rest station > back to the starting point Walking time: approx. 5,5 - 6 hours (there and back) Difficulty: medium

A timeless jewel with an imposing keep from the 12th century in the Pustertal Valley. The castle, extended in the 15th and 16th centuries, experienced a moment of destiny in 1765 due to a fire. Today it presents itself in all its splendor after sensitive restoration. Exciting guided tour through the historic walls of Castle Welsperg with the curator Brunhilde. Only in german and italian language. Time: 04:00 pm.-05:00 pm. Meeting point: at 4.00 pm. by the Castle Welsperg. Accessible by public transport. Line 441 to the bus stop Monguelfo, Platzbäck. Citybus Line 438 to the bus stop Monguelfo, School Center. 10 minutes walk to the meeting point. Cost: Südtirol Guest Pass – Gsiesertal-Welsberg-Taisten Card 0 €, 10 €. Registration: Online booking no later than Wednesday, 05:00 pm. at www.gsieser-tal.com/programme or directly at the tourist information office of the Dolomites Panorama Region Val Casies Valley-Monguelfo-Tesido, T. +39 0474 978 436.

We start directly in Brixen – pedaling our way to the valley station of the Plose cable car. The Plose gondola takes us comfortably up to 2,023 meters, but from there on, it gets sporty: a challenging climb leads us to the Pfannspitz Hut, where we take a well-deserved break – the CAI Hut is currently closed for renovation. Well-rested, we continue to the CAI Hut, the entry point to the legendary downhill route CAIDOM. Once upon a time, this was where the world’s best freeriders raced into the valley – today, it’s our personal playground. What follows is a true trail adventure: technical challenges, flowy lines, and plenty of variety. Some of the rougher sections have been smoothed out for you – but the thrill is still guaranteed! • Mandatory equipment: Helmet, knee and elbow pads • Recommended: Back protector • Difficulty STS: S3 – excellent MTB skills required • Fitness level: 3/5 • Ascent: approx. 1,000 m • Descent: approx. 2,000 m • Distance: approx. 25 km • Enduro, expert level, full-day tour

Spectacular panoramas, untouched nature, charming alpine huts, your bike – and you. Sounds like a pretty perfect vacation day, doesn’t it? This E-bike tour in the Dolomite Valley of Villnöss starts in the village of St. Peter/Pizack, heading toward St. Magdalena. From there, a gentle uphill ride takes us to rustic alpine huts nestled at the foot of the Villnösser Geisler Peaks – one of the most stunning spots in the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites – where we stop for a cozy break. We return to our starting point along varied trails and scenic panoramic paths, soaking in the beauty of the surroundings with every pedal stroke. • Difficulty STS: S0 – S1 • Fitness level: 2/5 – basic skills required • Ascent: approx. 1,450 m • Distance: approx. 30 km • Type of tour: E-bike, full-day tour

The hike starts at the "Schnegger Säge" in Valle San Silvestro and follows a gently ascending forest road, passing the charming Silvesteralm 1800 m and leading directly to the picturesque Steinbergalm 1927 m. From there, the trail continues through the forest heading west to the mount Hühnerspiel 2149 m, offering breathtaking views of the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage. The descent is via a well-maintained path that later merges back into the forest road, bringing you back to the starting point. This hike in Val Silvestro represents the cycle of life, nature, and water. Refreshments possibility. Difficulty: medium. Length: 12 km. Duration: 08:30 am.-04:00 pm. Walking time: 4 hours. Difference in altitude: 450 m. Departures: at 08:30 am. at the bus stop at the head of Val Casies Valley – S. Maddalena, 08:35 am. Val Casies Valley – S. Martino, 08:45 am. Val Casies Valley – Colle, 08:55 am. Tesido, 09:00 am. Monguelfo bus station in Via Stazione (opposite the Bar Parkcafé). Cost: Südtirol Guest Pass – Gsiesertal-Welsberg-Taisten Card 5 €, 15 €. Registration: Online booking no later than Thursday, 05:00 pm. at www.gsieser-tal.com/programme or directly at the tourist information office of the Dolomites Panorama Region Val Casies Valley-Monguelfo-Tesido, T. +39 0474 978 436.

We’ve selected the very best trails at the Enduro World Cup venue just for you. To conquer these demanding paths, you’ll need more than just solid physical fitness – skill, precision, and plenty of experience are essential. While the mountain lifts take care of most of the uphill climbs, nearly 3,000 meters of descent still await your mastery. If you choose this tour, you should be confident on S2 trails and not shy away from more challenging S3 sections. And remember: it’s not just about the adrenaline on the trail – take time to soak in the breathtaking scenery that surrounds you!

This tour is a must – because it’s simply a lot of fun! The guides from Plose Bike have discovered new, challenging trails, accessible with an additional climb. For those who prefer a more relaxed pace, there’s also a classic, easier route. Look forward to three summits and varied trails! The Gitschberg and Jochtal cable cars take care of most of the elevation gain. After a steep climb, we reach the Kleine Gitsch, our first summit. From there, technical, flowy, and rough trails lead us down into the Vals Valley, where a gentle climb brings us to the next lift. After another ride up, we reach our lunch break. Refueled and refreshed, we continue to the second peak, the Stoanamandl. A short rest, a deep breath, and we soak in the view. Then it’s on to the third high point, the Alte Karl, where we enjoy our final summit moment. The ride back to Brixen is a mix of flowy and rough trails, plus a short stretch of forest road. • Mandatory equipment: Helmet, knee and elbow pads • Recommended: Back protector • Difficulty STS: S2 – advanced mountain biking skills required • Fitness level: 3/5 • Ascent: approx. 2,300 m (1,500 m of which by shuttle and cable car) • Descent: approx. 2,900 m • Distance: approx. 50 km • Enduro (also suitable for E-MTB), full-day tour Note: The ticket for the ascent (lift/funicular) can be purchased on site.

“Morning is the golden hour”. Never a truer word was said, as you’ll see when you get to the Rosszahnscharte ridge high above the Seiser Alm and behold the glow of early-morning light over the Dolomites at dawn. A shuttle service will take you to the Seiser Alm. Together with the mountain guide, you hike towards Panorama and, later, cross the slopes of the Goldknopf at the foot of the Rosszahnscharte ridge. A narrow hiking trail then winds upwards in a steep ascent to the Rosszahnscharte ridge (2,499 m), for the breath-taking beauty of the sunrise. Just a few minutes’ walk from here will take you to the Tierser Alpl mountain refuge, where you can recharge your batteries for the descent with a mountain breakfast. DURATION OF THE HIKE (WITHOUT REST) 2:20 h to Rosszahnscharte ridge (6,2 km; 662m uphill) 10 min from Rosszahnscharte ridge to Tierser Alpl mountain refuge (0,7 km; 56 m downhill) 2:05 h from Tierser Alpl mountain refuge to Compatsch (6,9 km; 56 m uphill, 663 m downhill)

The legendary Schupfenfest in San Genesio is a rustic gastronomic festival that enthuses locals and tourists alike. The festival offers the opportunity to combine the pleasure of a beautiful hike in the alpine pastures with the enjoyment of traditional South Tyrolean specialities in mountain huts. The itinerary allows visitors to stop along the way at various 'Schupfe', or huts in South Tyrolean dialect, between San Genesio and Meltina, sampling various typical specialities, from the inevitable farmer's snack to dumplings, Strauben and other sweet pancakes. Of course, there is no shortage of good music or company. So, off to the Schupfenfest in Jenesien, possibly in traditional costumes: lederhosen and dirndl!