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Following the trail 14B in Elzenbaum/Pruno upwards through the forest, passing by some farms and a fountain until arriving to the trail junction 14. Upwards on trail 14 to the Mandelseitenjoch (2114m) and further along the crest to the Zinseler summit (2421m). Lunch possibility: Brigittes Burgschenke

A mountain, which offers spectacular views in the Sesvenna mountain group, which is relatively easy to reach

The Pfunderer trail crosses the Grubbach group of Sterzing to Brunico and connects the Eisacktal with the Ahrntal-Valle Aurina high above the Pustertal-Val Pusteria. A good hike does it take to reach the summit of Sambock or the Plattner Spitz of palaces. Starting from the plates of the path, it leads through the forest and then to the alpine meadows. A little later, follow the markers of the Pfunderer altitude trail on the broad ridge towards Sambock (2398 m). On the summit of the peak Plattner (2439 m) to show the already known peaks of the Zillertal, Ötztal and Stubai Alps, the striking rock towers of the Dolomites. The descent offers the Plattner lakes again an impressive natural idyll, 2250 meters above sea level. Rhododendrons and other alpine flowers are true pleasures, for which you should take plenty of time. The finale of this impressive circular walk is the steep forest road before you reach the car park at the Staller animal farm again. Refreshments: Plattner Alm

A delightful, varied and enduring 6-day long-distance hike around the
Dobbiaco municipal area. It leads to absolutely unique vantage points, past cultural and historic
In the southern part of the circular hike, it crosses the Three Peaks World Heritage Site, mostly off the beaten track. With sleeping and refreshment facilities in typical mountain refuges and alpine huts.

The circular hike requires stamina, fitness and enjoyment of hiking. It can be undertaken independently, provided you have mountain experience, or you can ask one of the local mountain guides to accompany you.

A sustainable, climate-friendly long-distance hike for an eventful holiday week in nature, without using a means of transport.
nature, without using any means of transport other than your own feet.
The hike begins and ends directly in the village of Dobbiaco.

The hike begins at the car park (1,729 m) of the Rescher Alm mountain pasture in the Rojental valley. The car park is on the right side of the street. From here you follow trail no. 4 for about an hour to the Rescher Alm mountain pasture at 2.000 m (refreshments available). Continue past the pasture, along the military path, until trail no. 5 branches off to the left. This leads up to the summit of the Piz Lad at 2,180 metres. This mountain lies between Austria, Italy and Switzerland. It promises a wonderful view of the Lake Resia as well as the Grüner See and Schwarzer See in Nauders. The border triangle is 700 metres to the north, below the summit cross, at 2,180 metres. Back to the valley you can take the ascent route or the southern ridge towards Grubenjoch. Shortly before, the path leads down to the left in hairpin bends and joins the ascent route halfway. Magnificent views in all directions and with some luck you can see some ibexes.

A strenuous but very rewarding summit tour. You have an overwhelming panoramic view.

A strenuous but very rewarding summit tour. You have an overwhelming panoramic view.

Rewarding mountain peak to the east of St. Valentin/S. Valentino. From the Hasenlift to the north of St. Valentin follow the signs to "Großhorn" and the path signposted no. 6, initially through a larch forest followed by a gentle climb eastward to the foot of the mountain. Turning right, continue on the path through the very steep forest up to the "Bergl" at 2,176m. Continue on the path signposted no. 6, leaving the forest behind, to the summit of the Großhorn peak. The summit offers amazing views of the upper Vinschgau valley, the Malser Haide, Haidersee Lake and Lake Resia, in addition to the high mountains of the Sesvenna group and the peaks of the Ortler Group. The descent follows the same route as the one going up.
Alternative: Use the path signposted no. 6A over the Grauner Alm alpine pasture.

The hill, where today dozens of stone towers stand, was used by celts for their cultural ceremonies. And because of the habit of putting stones on top of each other to form a tower, some of those towers have reached a considerable height and are till today, a place surrounded by magic and many legends.

hiking description:
Starting from Mölten, you walk along the main street towards Schlaneid until the road crosses with path n. 13. Switch at the junction Hohlweg to path n. 15 (parking lot Kircheben). Walk past Sattlerhütte and Möltner Kaser along the paths 28 and 23 A to this legendary place. (about  3- 4 hours).

Summit tour with picturesque panorama - the 360-degree panorama rewards you for the long ascent.

A beautiful tour to the Swiss peak Piz Terza, where you can enjoy the view of the mountains and valleys on a large summit plateau with a simple wooden cross. 

Hike through the Mühlbach/Riomolino valley to the western peak of the Rieserferner Group. It is a challenging route recommended only for well-trained hikers.

The hike from the Völser Weiher Lake to the Schlern requires good physical fitness and surefootedness, but makes up for this with a variety-packed route and exceptional views off into the distance.

This 11-stage theme path tells the stroy of marble extraction in Göflan.
Marble quarry tour A unique hike to the highest-elevation marble quarry in Europe.

The Hochebenkofel is a magnificent peak that is hidden from view from San Candido/Innichen by the Haunold mountain. This Alpine tour is especially suited to experienced climbers as it requires some mountaineering ability. However, once you get to the top, you are rewarded with a fantastic view. There is also the Dreischusterhütte mountain hut on the way, an inviting place to call in; if not on the way up, then definitely on the way down.

This route leads along a well laid out Glacier Educational Trail (Gletscherlehrpfad) with fantastic panoramic views of the Weißkugelhütte mountain hut.

A beautiful high-altitude hike recommended from early summer until late autumn. Starting from Graun/Curon, follow the path signposted no. 5 until you reach the Rossbödenalm alpine pasture (not open to the public). Follow the path signposted no. 4 up to the Pedroßsee lake, then on to the Valzerschartl to the Gschweller lakes and the barracks. On the south ridge of the Nauderer Hennesiegl peak, the track descends to where the path divides. Continue on the left until you reach the path signposted no. 1 in the upper Melagtal valley. The descent is along the path signposted no. 1, steep at first, through the secluded Melagtal valley down to Melag/Melago, from where you can take the bus back to Graun.
Note: The hike can also be started from Melag. There are no refreshment opportunities along this route.

The zigzag path of the Rosszahnscharte offers a magnificent view of the entire high plateau of the Seiser Alm.
Once you have reached the top, you immediately notice that it was worth the effort. The trail now descends slightly to the Tierser Alpl refuge.

The Saurüssl tour starts above Lasa/Laas. Head over Alpine pastures to the forest edge and over rugged terrain to the peak with the original marble cross. The real charm of the peak is the panorama. The view extends across the Upper Vinschgau valley including the following mountains and peaks: the Vinschger Sonnenberg, the Jennwand, the Laaser Spitze, the Schluderspitze, the Lyfispitze, the Laaser Ferner and the Taitschroi in the distance. The tour requires stamina and sure-footedness.

Possible refreshment stop: Obere Laaser Alm Alpine farm (June – September)

This three-thousand-metre peak in the Oetztal Alps at the back of the Matscher Valley offers a magnificent view of the Planeil and Matscher Valley

Follow the trail 14B by the pass along the crest to the Astenberg summit. Afterwards on trail 14A crossing the hillside and at the junction further on trail 10 to the Tatschspitze summit (2530m).

Lunch possibility: Gasthof Alpenrosenhof, Penserjoch Alm

The hike to the Weißspitze peak is a challenging high-altitude tour offering wonderful panoramic views of the mountains around Vipiteno/Sterzing. Your climb begins in green meadows and ends amid the rough blocks of the triangular limestone summit, from where you have a wonderful 360° panorama of the surrounding mountains. To the east are the Zillertal Alps and the Pfitschtal valley, to the south-west the glistening Sarntal Alps and the green meadows of the Vipiteno valley basin, while the northern horizon is dominated by the Tribulaun and the Weißwandspitze peaks at the end of the Pflerschtal valley.{

The Piz Cavalaccio/Chavalatsch (2.763m), a beautifully situated mountain of the Fallatsch ridge, between the Passo dello Stelvio and the Val Müstair, offers one of the most beautiful summit views of the Vinschgau Valley. Next to the summit cross is a former Italian customs hut, which now serves as a relay station for radio amateurs in the Vinschgau Valley. This rewarding mountain hike has no difficulties worth mentioning. The paths are very gentle and there are no exposed or difficult parts. Since the described ascent is via the sun-exposed side, an ascent at the warmest time of day may be avoided.

 

A wonderful view of the surrounding mountains and the Schlinig valley, which makes every mountaineer's heart, beat faster.

From the Huber Kreuz we take the forest road to the direction of "Pian" and follow the trail 3B and 3A to the "Unterhornhaus" and "Felturnerhütte".

This Hochfeiler summit (3.510 m), surrounded by glaciers, with its highest peak situated on the Alpi Aurine, east of Brenner in Southtyrol, extends over 130 kilometres along the border. 
From Sterzing / Vipiteno to the Pfitsch Valley, start by the 3rd turn and follow trail 1 upwards to the old mountain huts and furtheron all along the hillside inside the valley. The trail continues on serpentines in steady increase and over a steep pasture upwards to a junction. Follow here the trail on the left side to the summit (8A, 1A). All along the serpentines, above the ridge up to the final crest. Follow the increasingly steeper trail along the crest (on hard snow or rock underground, depending on weather) to the higheast point of the Zillertal Alps and the Eisack valley (3510m). Lunch possibility: Hochfeilerhütte mountain hut.

Summit tour with picturesque panorama - views deep into Avingatal valley, Arundatal valley and Müstairtal valley.

This long, exceptionally beautiful loop route leads out from Weißlahnbad to the Bärenloch on the Schlern and back through the Bärenfalle gully to your set-off point. For this tour, you must be sure-footed and have a good head for heights.

From the hamlet of Rojen/Roja the route heads north-west along a wide, fenced-in stepped path about 100m high. The path signposted no. 10 leads above the meadows into a gentle landscape featuring hay barns and the last cultivated meadows. After the fork, the path heads north up to the Äußere Scharte. From here enjoy a great panorama of the Lower Engadine. Continue on the wide ridge towards the north-east and you reach the summit with its wonderful views. The descent follows the same route as the one going up.

Follow trail 12A by the Penserjoch pass, passing by the Penserjoch lake and the Steinwand lake. Cross the hillside below the summit and afterwards upwards at the right side along the short fixed rope route.

Lunch possibility: Gasthof Alpenrosenhof, Penserjoch Alm