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From Antholz Niedertal > passed the curch > Maierhöfe (Pfaffingerhof) > Wiesemannhof > Ausserweger sawmill > Antholz Mittertal and lastly back to Antholz Niedertal on the main road.
This hike can also be started from Antholz Mittertal!

The „Gaisinger Waalweg“ is a popular attraction among locals and tourists, which not only offers a great hiking experience for all, young and old, but also provides interesting cultural and historical insights.

Antholz Mittertal > Ausserweger sawmill > mark n. 6 > after 300 m turn right > path "Franzosensteig" n. 11 > Wanzlerhof > Klammer > Eggerhöfe > sports area > back to the starting point.

From Antholz Mittertal > Riederhof > Müllerkofl trail (route n. 1) > Nösslerhof > further on the forest road n. 2 back towards Antholz Mittertal until you reach the turnoff for trail n. 2 (signposted Antholz Mittertal) > continue on the forest road n. 8a (Burgegger mill) > the last part back on path n. 1 to Antholz Mittertal.

From Nieder- or Oberrasen > path n. 20 > Berggasthaus Mudler > path marked n. 31 > Lutterkopf > crossing the Durakopf on mark n. 31 > descent on mark n. 38 > Taistner Vorderalm (rest station) > Mudler > Rasun.

Antholz Mittertal > sports area > Eggerhöfe > Klammbach waterfall > Berger- and Brennalm > after this cabins turn left on the "Mittertaler Höhenweg" (mark n. 12) > walk in direction Kumpflalm > as soon as you reach the forest road descend on the left > Eggerhöfe > Antholz Mittertal. The walking tour can also be done the other way around. 

Easy hike through woods and meadows to the farms of Ameto which are located in a beautiful panoramic position.

The „Badl im Mühlbacher Talele“ is the highest spa in the Puster valley. It is situated in the beautiful national park Rieserferner, about 1700 m above sea level.

This leisurely hike starts in Upper Valdaora and follows trail no. 32A to Gassl, continuing on to Bad Bergfall. Along the way, you’ll enjoy beautiful views and walk through peaceful forest sections. A stop at the Panorama Restaurant is well worth it – South Tyrolean specialties and a stunning view await you. At the end of the tour, you can visit the sulfur springs of Bad Bergfall – a unique natural experience steeped in history.

From Antholz Niedertal > crossing the river to the Walderhöfe > slightly downwards to Bad Salomonsbrunn > return on path n. 1 to the starting point.  

Leisurely hike from Upper Valdaora along the Lottersteig trail (no. 21B) to the historic “Old Goste” – a charming destination with rustic flair.

At the sports field, take the forest road in an easterly direction (district heating plant), where trail no. 17 starts (Fassing). After 1 km, follow the right path (no. 8) to the Kraftplatz. The trail joins forest path no. 6 and reaches the road Irenbergerstraße, which you cross and then join forest path no. 6B. This trail connects with trails no. 6 and 6A and leads to the Tanzer restaurant/café.

From Antholz Mittertal > Riederhof > mark n. 1 > Burgegger Mühle > Nösslerhof > Berghotel Johanneshof > back to Antholz Mittertal.
This hike can also be started from Antholz Niedertal!

From the Biathlon center (parking area) > on the "Franzosensteig" marked n. 11 to Vorderpassler > Schwörzalm > Bergeralm > Klammbach waterfall > Eggerhöfe > Antholz Mittertal.

Trails: 6B, 6, 12 From the Muntcörta car park behind the horse riding centre, set off along the forest road through the woods until you reach the crossing. There, take a right to the Antersasc pastures following the sign to Antersasc/Malga Antersasc/Puez. At the Antersasc pastures, keep right and head north to the top of Crëp dales Dodesc.

From the Camping Antholz campsite, first take trail no. 1 in the direction of Lake Antholz and then follow trail no. 9 to the Grüblalm hut and further on to the Grüblscharte. There turn left and continue on trail no. 9 to the Lakes Ochsenfelder Seen.

The Tränkabachl cultural trail leads along a picturesque path that is rich in historical significance. The carefully restored corn mills are a highlight of this trail. In addition, the area around the Tränkabachl used to serve as a sheep round-up site. The animals were gathered here before being driven to higher altitudes. The cultural trail therefore not only offers an idyllic landscape, but also an insight into the traditional way of life and cultural history of the region.

This scenic hike begins in the mountain village of Geiselsberg and descends along trail no. 14 to Bad Bergfall. The varied route leads through meadows and open woodlands, offering lovely views down into the valley. It’s an easy trail, perfect for a relaxed half-day outing.

Easy walk from Bruneck/Brunico to "Kaiserwarte" and Reischach/Riscone.

Around 1903, on the highest point of "Kühbergl/Monte Spalliera", a 18 meters high observation tower was built, which allowed the Emperor Franz Joseph I to observe the artillery movements in Brunico and surroundings. This tower and the hill were named "Kaiserwarte". Later the tower became a popular scenic spot, but over the years it suffered natural damages and in 1950 it had to be removed for safety reasons. Currently a small stone column can be seen where once the tower stood.

This relaxed walk does not require any experience or sure-footedness: It runs along an easy path which is also suitable for children.

Earth, water, air and fire - the four elements accompany nature lovers and hikers on the seven themed trails in Gais. From the easy valley hike and family-freindly circular trail with places to play through to the challenging course high above the villages, there is something to suit every preference. There are information panels telling about the influence of the four elements on the local people, nature and cultural landscape, highlighting their importance throughout history to the present day.

Mountain tour that will take you through the realm of Fanes up to Monte Vallon Bianco (2684 m), a desirable peak with artillery base from the First World War. Shoulder your backpack and discover the world of our ancestors along the old military road!

This easy hike starts at the Oberegger Alm in Geiselsberg. Trail no. 4A gently winds through the landscape to Trattes, with hardly any elevation gain.
A stop at the Oberegger Alm is highly recommended – whether before or after your hike, it's a great place to enjoy some local flavors.

A special attraction of the mountaineering village of Campill is "la Val di Morins" (the mills valley), with a total of eight functioning mills, which are another expression of Campill's former self-sufficiency and economic independence. At the very beginning, next to the small chapel, you will find the lime oven, once used for the production of lime. After the Speckstube Tlisöra, you will arrive to a small bridge, which is the starting point of the mill valley.  From here, along the Seres stream, you will pass various types of mills: single mills, double mills and a rope-driven mill (the so-called "Tambra"). Continuing from the mill valley, after a two-hour hike, you will arrive at the "Schlütterhütte" . This refuge is located at the passage from the Villnöss valley to the Ladin Dolomite valleys, surrounded by alpine meadows, lying at 2306 meters above sea level. From here you can reach the Peitlerkofelscharte and then, after a demanding hike, the summit cross of the Peitlerkofel. From here you have a breathtaking view of the Geislerpeaks and the surrounding Dolomites and the Zillertal Alps.

Start at the Culture house Oberrasen > back to the main road > cross the river > continue along the road for approx. 100m > turn right and follow the signs to the Oberrasen barbecue area (path no. 3b) > cross the small bridge > turn left to the barbecue area and right along the river you go back to the starting point

From Antholz Mittertal (sports area) > Eggerhöfe > follow mark n. 6a to Kumpflalm > forest road n. 6b > cross the Wanzlstream > on a quite steep path to the Ochsenalm (not administered as rest stop). 

From Antholz Mittertal (sports area) > Eggerhöfe > turn right > Berger- and Brennalm > Gemsbichljoch > Rieserfernerhütte.
The next mountain hut is the Hochgall - Kasseler Hütte (2,276 m) reachable by the Schneebigen Nock or the Magerstein; high alpine tours.

This varied hike connects the mountain village of Geiselsberg with Reischach via trail no. 14. The route passes through shaded forests and quiet clearings, with occasional panoramic views of the Puster Valley. It’s a great choice for hikers who enjoy longer routes in peaceful surroundings. The tour ends in Reischach, at the foot of Kronplatz, where several restaurants and cafés offer a welcome rest.

The tour starts at Bagni Pervalle (1.320 m) in Sorafurcia. Take the path nr. 32 and pass the Jägerhütte di Valdaora. Take the path nr. 6 to the forcella del Col Vallaccia from here it goes down to the alp Lanzwiese. Once on peak follow again the path 6B that goes down again to Bagni Pervalle.

This leisurely walk next to the river Rienz leads from St. Lorenzen/San Lorenzo to Bruneck/Brunico.