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A leisurely hike from Sesto to the idyllic Fischleintal/Val Fiscalina valley with a fantastic view on the Dolomites of Sexten.

Winter hike in the plain around Glurns to the St. Jakob church near Söles.

This leisurely stroll follows a country road through the vineyards to Tramin. At the halfway mark, in the tiny hamlet of Rungg, there is a farmer's inn offering drinks and snacks where you can rest (closed Wednsedays). After a visit to Tramin, we follow the same road back to Kurtatsch.

For those who like it very leisurely and perhaps push a baby carriage, the short and family-friendly hike to the Ulfaser Alm is highly recommended.

The three Holy Fountains in Trafoi are situated in a small chapel, which has been a place of pilgrimage for the Virgin Mary since the 15th century. The way to the place of pilgrimage is about 2.5 km long and always runs evenly, so it's suitable for baby strollers. In addition, the beautiful path to the Holy three Wells is accessible all year round.

Easy family hike along fragrant alpine meadows with play stations and impressive mountain panorama

This short family hike is educational, exciting and fun, with several outdoor recreational opportunities to offer. Accessible to prams and strollers, this hiking trail on the Plose has magnificent views of the western Dolomites, particularly the striking Peitlerkofel and rocky peaks of the Geisler Group.

Easy and family-friendly tour in the Matschertal valley to the Matscheralm Alpine Pasture, which is below the Pleres Spitze peak.

The Völser Weiher lake is nestled in the heart of the unique landscape of the Schlern-Rosengarten nature reserve, and has been designated a “Vela Blu” lake, testifying to the outstanding cleanliness of its waters, since 2017. It is a wonderful destination to take a dip on hot summer days, and also doubles up as an ice skating lake in winter: Whatever the season, this spot in the deep green forests at the foot of the Schlern never fails to offer visitors an idyllic experience.

This walk is stroller-friendly.

The famous little church in St. Kathrein is situated on a rise in Hafling and can be seen from far away in Meran and Environs. The Romanesque church has its origins in the 13th century and features well-preserved frescos from the 14th century. Fantastic views of the city of Meran as well as the Texelgruppe range can be enjoyed from the church.

Along the way, 14 stations with various texts from the Bible and matching relief carvings invite you to pause for a moment. Both the Lordesstöckl on the way to the forest chapel and the clear fountain at the 9th station of the contemplation trail are always popular with visitors and locals alike.
The history of the forest chapel is interesting: the church, which is almost entirely made of wood, was built around 1917, as the parish church in Sesto was badly damaged during the First World War. For 14 days, the farmers and the priest at the time worked on the church from early in the morning until nightfall. The wood for this came from a hay barn that had been crushed by the snow. In 1917 and 1918, every church service was celebrated there and, especially during the fascist era, the forest chapel served as a hiding place to hold masses in German. Today, the chapel is also known as the Peace Chapel and was restored in 1974. In 1988, at the suggestion of the then parish priest Markus Küer and in collaboration with the Sesto woodcarver Georg Lanzinger, a path of reflection was laid out to the chapel. Near the chapel there are cup stones, which are among the oldest traces of settlement in Sesto and are also the last of the biblical stations along the path of reflection.

The Fenn Promenade from Klobenstein to Lengmoos is an incredibly beautiful mountain walk. From the Ritten railway station, take the road to the left (trail no. 24) to the centre of Klobenstein, and then walk eastward to the "Zentral" car park or the "Dorf" bus stop (1,150 m), where the ascent to the Fenn promenade begins. The route circles around the Fennbühel hill to the east. When you come to the festival field, keep to your right (trail no. 20) and continue onwards until you come to the viewing platform, a wonderful spot to stop off for a breather. A plaque at this platform commemorates the opening of the promenade in 1898. Continuing onwards, in the shade of mixed woodland, you come to a hill with a view over the earth pyramids. The trail then crosses the slope and merges with the wide promenade trail at Lengmoos (1,160 m) at the Amtmann, which leads left towards Klobenstein and, from there, to the station.

A very popular, easy hike with a rewarding goal. From the northwestern edge of the village Reschen, always following the signs for Rescher Alm alpine pasture and path no. 3. Along the bike path, passing the Mühlanderhof, across the meadows and later on the forest path passing the Tendershof. After a few hairpin bends following path no. 3B you reach the Rescher Alm alpine pasture. The alpine pasture is open in summer and winter and offers a unique view over the lake and the surrounding villages. The way back is along path no. 7, passing Vallierteck.
Alternative: For a leisurely hike to the Rescher Alm alpine pasture, you can drive through the Rojental valley to the Kopferbrücke, where the parking lot is located. The hike commences on the forest road with good access and suitable for buggies. After about an hour, following a slight ascent, passing idyllic alpine meadows, through forest clearings, you reach the Rescher Alm alpine pasture with its unique views.

Start from the parking area in Margen and follow the path past the church of St. Margareth. Continue until you reach the turn-off to Talson. Take the Talsoner Road, which leads directly to the Lechnerhof Hut. The trail offers you a charming landscape and a cozy atmosphere.
Please note that the hut is open only in summer from Thursday to Sunday.

The hike begins at the parking area in the Winnebachtal valley. Follow the stroller-friendly forest trail No. 23 up to the Astnerberg Alm. Along the way, you’ll pass by the Hexenstein (Witch’s Stone), a unique rock with basins. According to legend, witches once danced with the devil here, leaving their footprints – an exciting stop for both young and old!

Once you reach the Astnerberg Alm, you’ll find a sunny terrace, a children's playground, and a petting zoo. The Alm is accessible not only on foot but also with a stroller, mountain bike, or on horseback.

This leisurely walk begins at Klobenstein station. Turn left after about 100m towards the town centre and turn off to your left (trail no. 37) just before the wide ramp (steps). When you come to the houses, turn right, continue onwards to the edge of the wood, turn right again and follow the trail to the fork in the road leading to the Von Eyrl Promenade. This route is split into a lower section (trail no. 37) at the foot of the slope, and an upper section with viewing platforms (trail no. 37A); If you walk the route in a loop, you can combine both sections. At the eastern end of the promenade, descend to Lengmoos primary school. From here, you can either walk to the right, which will take you to the centre of Klobenstein, or continue along the loop route to the left, towards Lengmoos. When you come to Lengmoos church square, the wide trail (Parschalkweg, no. 37B) leads in a gentle ascent to the Sallrainweg crossroads. From the roadside cross, continue along the trail until you come to the main road and turn left to the Ritten railway station bridge and the train station.