Pěší turistika v Jižním Tyrolsku

Past apple orchards and through wonderfully refreshing forests, this hike is a cool and shady hiking alternative to the dry and hot Sonnenberg side. (Sonnenberger Panoramaweg hiking trail). The highlight of this hike is the romantic Dornsberg Castle near Naturns/Naturno.

A hike with amazing views of probably the oldest meadows in South Tyrol

Section of the Archaeological Trail A 7 - The Archaeological Hiking Map with additional information is available free of charge at the archeoParc Schnalstal or at the Tourism Office Schnalstal Valley

This hike leads across the meadows, pastures and forestall areas of the Salto. Without major differences in altitude we arrive starting at Hafling the Leadner Alm and Waldbichl. In between there is also the possibility to make a detour to the viewpoint Knottenkino to enjoy a wonderful and unforgettable panorama. This tour tip is ideal for families who are used to walk. The terrain is varied and there are always inviting places for a rest, to play with the children or just to enjoy the wonderful nature.

The winter hike to Anratterhütte starts at the Bunker Recreation Area parking lot in Spinges. Right at the beginning, you can see an old bunker, a small historical curiosity.

From here, follow the well-prepared winter trail marked No. 9, which is regularly groomed by a snowcat. The path gently ascends through the snowy forest, offering beautiful views of the surrounding mountains.

After about 2 hours, you reach the Obereggerbach stream at 1,730 m and continue past Hinterleitneralm and Weberalm.

Another 30 minutes later, you arrive at Anratterhütte at 1,815 m, where a cozy mountain hut and delicious South Tyrolean specialties await you.

A short hike ideal for families alongside the stream Kaserillbach. At the end, you will be awarded with an amazing view and fresh cheese of own production.

A nice hike to the Castelchiaro/Leuchtenburg ruins, the "warmth holes" and the "Rosszähne" rock formation.
Change of path along the hike: 13, 13A

This snowshoe hike leads from the Langenstein chairlift valley station to the  mountain station.

A relaxing walk from Badia surrounded by unspoilt nature. You walk through the Armentara meadows, famed for their abundance of flowers. No great effort is needed to walk in this idyllic and calm environment, through small groups of conifers and chalets built long ago.

This classic hike runs across the steep Forcella Piza to Alpe Stevia, where you can catch a unique view to the Cir peaks.

A leisurely, only somewhat steep, excursion across woods and chestnut groves.

Pleasure Hiking in Marling/Marlengo with start at the railway station.

If you are looking for solitude and want to enjoy nature and its sea of flowers to the full, the western circuit of the Gsell mountain is highly recommended. It can be walked either directly from the centre of Sexten or from the Innerfeldtal valley.

Easy hike above Tisens/Tesimo with beautiful viewpoints of the Tisner Mittelgebirge mountain range.

Attention: the path is not cleared in winter and can be icy in places. Always wear good shoes!

This easy hike from Dorf Tirol/Tirolo to Schenna/Scena offers many beautiful views.

From Antholz Mittertal (sports area) > Eggerhöfe > turn right > follow the foresty street > Klammbach waterfall > Berger- and Brennalm > Schwörzalm

This tour through the heavily forested uplands of Deutschnofen/Nova Ponente offers a lot of different scenery and leads to the Wölflhof, where people can stop off.

The fourth stage of the Dolomites World Heritage Geotrail II descends from Tierser Alpl Mountain Refuge to Seiser Alm (Europes largest Alpine pasture), past volcanic rocks, verdant meadows, and inviting mountain huts, until it reaches Ortisei/St. Ulrich in Val Gardena.

The Karer See is one of the most magnificent Alpine lakes, famed for its dark green water and the beautiful mountain backdrop.

Challenging hike along a remote track to the summits of the Schrotthorn, the Leierspitz and the Pfannscharte mountains in the latter Schalderertal Valley.

Snowshoeing or skitouring on the Alp of Lüsen with a wonderful panoramic view to the Dolomites.
The hiker leaves his mark on the snow-covered Alp of Lüsen. Passing little alpine huts covered with snow, through the snowy romantic scenery of lawn and forest.

From the main square the roout starts on a paed road, then to the right on a path leading to „Wies“. At the fence, the path turns to the right - first route H, then route 2 - and proceeds steeply upward on a forest path to the Hirschbettweiher (840 m). On the same path marked 2 we descend to a fork in the path where we go straight ahead. When the path meets the paved Kauderleweg we go to the right, where, after about a 20 inute walk, we reach the Gasthaus An der Himmelspfort inn and continue to the right back to the main square.

A short and pleasant hike from Brunico via Aufhofen/Villa S. Caterina to Amaten/Ameto and Dietenheim/Teodone.

This varied forest, alpine pasture and meadow hike offers wonderful nature experiences and impressive views.

From the main square `Von Kurz` in Niederdorf/Villabassa (1,154 m), follow the signs (no. 15) and hike through idyllic forests and alpine meadows to the Putzalm hut (1,743 m) - a perfect place for a break with panoramic views. The way back is via the familiar route.
If you want to hike further: the trail climbs gently to "Buchsenriedl" (1,803 m) before descending via the "Kameriotwiesen" meadows to Altprags (1,379 m) (no. 15).
From there you follow the Plätzwiese/Prato Piazza road past "Plung" to the "Säge". The way back to Niederdorf/Villabassa is easy via trail no. 1 (approx. 1 hour).

A wonderful tour for nature lovers and pleasure hikers!

The Lazaun high plateau is marked by the power of the glacier, for example, by an active block glacier and a high moor. You will find very distinctive Alpine flora here, including the dwarf willow (Salix herbacea), the smallest tree in the world. With any luck, the attentive observer will also be treated to rare sightings of local fauna. Numerous marmots live up here in addition to rock partridge and snow grouse.

The Adolf Munkel Trail beneath the majestic Geisler mountain group is one of the most spectacular trails in the Dolomites.

In winter some sections of the route may be covered in snow or ice.

The trail is not suitable for pushchairs.