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It starts at 560 m altitude, in the historic cathedral square of Bressanone, to reach the summit of Mount Plose, at an altitude of 2,450 m, after having covered exactly 42.195 km and overcome 2,450 m of altitude difference.

The route runs through forests and meadows, with stretches also on asphalt roads up to S. Andrea (1,062 m). Then continue on paths and forest roads until Eores (1,504 m). With a view of Sass Putia and the Dolomites, the run continues on asphalted roads, entering the valley and climbing up to the Rossalm refuge. From there, always on paths and forest roads you reach Valcroce (2,050 m). From the hiking trail that leads to Malga Buoi you can appreciate the magnificent view of the valley floor and the start in Bressanone, before tackling the last 3.2 km and 400 m of altitude difference.

At the finish line the spectacular panorama of the surrounding mountains will take the runners' breath away.  A double emotion for all athletes: a challenging marathon and a panorama that repays all the efforts made - that is "running to the limits".

You start directly from the top station of the Plose cable car. Right next to the sun terrace of the restaurant La Finestra, the path leads as a shared trail past the Gasthof Geisler to the crossroads with the ski slope. Immediately after crossing the ski slope, take the winter hiking trail that branches off to the right (lower trail). After about 500m you will come to the turnoff towards the ski hut (right). Follow the slightly sloping path into the forest and enjoy the silence of nature. After about 2 km you will reach the small village of Skihütte. Here you can stop off at the mountain hotel Schlemmer.
With snow shoes, take trail no. 17, without snow shoes trail no. 17C.

Hike from Schalders/Scaleres to the spectacular Karspitze peak, with magnificent views of the central Eisacktal Valley and Brixen/Bressanone.

The Dolomites Ultra Trail is a running event in the heart of the Dolomites UNESCO World Natural Heritage. It takes place on public, not closed roads, forest and hiking trails, on alpine and partly high alpine climbs. Since 26. 06. 2009 the Dolomites belong to the UNESCO World Natural Heritage, whose protection and preservation is a common cultural concern. Unique mountain landscapes of extraordinary beauty will be passed through, the monumental and colourful landscape of the Dolomites will fascinate the participants.

The Dolomites Ultra Trail starts in Brixen at 560 meters above sea level. The route follows forest, meadow and forest paths via Afers (10 km) to Russikreuz (20 km). Continue on hiking trails to the Schlütter Hut (28 km), high alpine climbs to the Puez Hut (39 km) and again on hiking trails down to Campill (47 km). Here it goes again on beautiful climbs up to the Fornella Hhut (57 km), further to the Rossalm to Kreuztal (71 km). The final descent on hiking trails leads directly to the starting point in Brixen (84 km).

From Hotel Ziggler follow the steep slope through vineyards (signs). At high altitude a country road leads northward to Scezze. Follow the asphalted road downhill, at the last house you will find the return path (starts with steps). When you reach the Kuenhof farm in the vineyards below, follow the path to the right of the state road to return to Hotel Ziggler, the starting point.

This extended circuit along the Archeopfad Archaeological Trail leads from Brixen/Bressanone through the vineyards and fruit farms to the Natz-Schabs/Naz-Sciaves plateau, covered in apple orchards. Passing two natural biotopes, the scenic trail runs from the northernmost vineyards in South Tyrol as far as the Augustinian Canons Monastery of Neustift/Novacella before returning to Brixen. This all-encompassing trail passes through some of the most beautiful cultural landscapes in South Tyrol.

A vigorous hike across lush meadows, through pine forests to the Villanderer Alm. From the top of the Villanderer Berg mountain there’s a spectacular view of the Totensee lake.

The Dolomites High Route 8 leads from Bressanone to Salorno. It goes over a crest, which flanks the Etschtal/Val'Adige valley and the Eisacktal/Valle Isarco valley.

The path begins together with the Dolomites High Route 2 in Bressanone, later the paths separate. The Dolomites High Route 8 offers a relatively easy crossing of the Dolomites. It was built relatively late, in 1981, from the existing network of paths. The most demanding part of the route is the passage from the Passo di Costalunga to the hut Rifugio di Pisa. Since there are many bases, the path can be followed in quite short stages, which makes it also exciting for families with children. The duration of the trail should be between 10 and 13 days. 

Following Lüsnerstraße road (via Guggenbergstraße street, trail no. 6), turn right on the path to Trunthof farm – past the bridge to the left – northwards on the Psalmenweg trail until you reach Lüsnerstraße. From here, the trail descends to Andreas-Hofer-Brücke bridge, before ascending again to Seeburg Castle and back to Bressanone/Brixen, via the Adlerbrücke bridge on trail no. 1.

This average-level circular hike circles the Peitlerkofel mountain in the Puez-Geisler Nature Park. It runs from the rolling meadows at Würzjoch up to the Peitlerscharte ridge and over the Peitlerwiesen pastures to the Gömajoch ridge on the north side of the mountain. Hikers have an astounding panorama of the Dolomites at this tour.

A challenging hike to a picturesque mountain lake in the unspoilt landscape of the Sarntal Alps.

Follow hiking trail no. 12 to Meluno/Mellaun, then take trail no. 7 up to Golleregg before path no. 8, which leads back to the starting point.

From the top station of the skilift to the bottom station, on both sides of the skilift (access to the skilift from the bridge at the bottom station of the cable car. Follow the skitrail). These trails are very good beginner slopes as they are short, easy and gentle. There is a slope on both sides of the skilift.

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

Easy natural toboggan-run in Ackerboden/St. Leonhard, 2,5 km. The hut Ackerboden is open from 26/12 daily. Day off Monday & Tuesday.

Take trail no. 6 uphill to the Ackerboden meadows (1,753m a.s.l.) and further to the Ochsenalm mountain hut (2,085m a.s.l.). Along the Bressanone High Mountain Trail to the south the route leads directly to the cableway mountain station in Valcroce/Kreuztal. Return by cable car. From S. Andrea/St. Andrä, follow trail no. 12 northwards to the sports grounds – once past the village of Burgstall, the way leads uphill to reach S. Leonardo/St. Leonhard.

The Funpark Plose provides everything for everybody, from entry-level boxes and jumps, old-school jibs and wood features, all the way up to challenging rails and big-air kickers. It is characterized by daily top-notch shaping and a varied setup, offering all levels of difficulty- everyone will be able to find their perfect line! There are 2 main lines, together over 1 km long, so park riders can get up to 14 jumps and jibs per run.

he LadiniaTrail is a unique 29 km trailrun in the heart of the Dolomites UNESCO World Natural Heritage. It takes place on public, not closed roads, forest and hiking trails, on alpine and partly high alpine climbs. Unique mountain landscapes of extraordinary beauty will be passed through, the monumental and colourful landscape of the Dolomites will fascinate the participants.

he LadiniaTrail starts in St. Martin in Thurn at 1.127 m above sea level. The route leads on forest roads to the Gommajoch (12 km) and on to the Fornella Hut (15.3 km). From there you continue on hiking trails to the Tauberhütte (23.1 km) and to the Rossalm (26.4 km). On an alpine trail the final climb leads to the Plose (29 km).

Running in front of the breathtaking backdrop of the Villnöss Valley with the Geisler Peaks, running on old and new paths, past the beautiful places that make up the valley. A run for “pleasure runners” who are looking for a physical challenge in a magnificent natural and cultural landscape with views of the beautiful farms, villages, flora and fauna. The “Villnöss Dolomites Run” is all of this.

The “Villnöss Dolomiten Run” starts in St. Magdalena Villnös at 1,248 m. The route leads on meadow paths to the St. Magdalena church, follows the panoramic path to Coll, on forest and meadow paths to the highest point at 1,404 m Raffreid, on to the St. Jakob church with a magnificent view of the Geisler Group, to St. Valentin with the Romanesque-Gothic church, via Miglanz on a wonderful forest path to Teis with the mineral museum, via Kaserol to the Brixen fraction Albeins and the Eisack dam to the finish at the Brixen cathedral square.

This is recommended during early Spring when the Alpine rose is blossoming and in Autumn when the bright yellow larch trees are reflecting in the lake.

Near the group of houses just above Grasstein (866 metres), there is an Alpine path (first # 15, then # 14) running through the steep woods up to the Puntleider Alm (1,777 metres, also Seealm, snack bar). From there, path # 14 leads you in a southerly direction to Lake Puntleiden (1,847 metres). Descend on the same route.

The easy fun trail leads to the top of the Astjoch (also known as Burgstall) and to the eastern flank of the Rodenecker-Lüsner Alm.

Hike from Skihütte to the Rossalm mountain pasture and the Großer Gabler summit on the Plose (2,575 m). Early risers or not, most people wish to experience the magic moment of sunrise, basking under the first rays of the new day on a mountaintop. With the sun rising on the Dolomite peaks of the Geisler Group, the Aferer Geisler and the Peitlerkofel, there’s no doubt that getting up early was well worth the effort.

The Panoramaweg trail runs along the Höfeweg farms trail from St. Georg/S. Giorgio to the Antoniuskapelle chapel in Hinterafers/Eores di Dentro, across the sunny south-facing slopes of the Plose above the Afererer Tal Valley overlooking Brixen/Bressanone.

From the Plansoler inn, the route descends along trail no. 6 down to the church and the lower road leading to Burgstall. To the right, forest road no. 12 leads to S. Andrea/St. Andrä. The way back follows along the Kreuzweg trail (signposted) northwards to Cornale/Karnol, from there ascending on trail no. 6 down a field path to Burgstall, and then back to S. Leonardo/St. Leonhard.

You start directly from the top station of the Plose cable car. Right next to the sun terrace of La Finestra restaurant, the trail leads as a shared trail past the Gasthof Geisler to the crossroads with the ski slope. Immediately after crossing the ski slope you decide whether to take the upper trail or the somewhat more demanding lower trail. Both paths are regularly prepared and lead slightly uphill for about 2.5 km to one of the most popular huts in the entire Plose area. The lower path climbs a little steeper at the end and is very suitable for snowshoe hikers.Hike through a fairytale winter landscape to the Rossalm, one of the most beautiful ski huts in South Tyrol.  The way back is along the same route or alternatively you can choose one of the two alternatives.  The hike is also suitable for snowshoes.

A rewarding hike on the Pfeffersberg mountain to the AVS (South Tyrolean Alpine Club) mountain shelter on the Radlsee lake with an easy climb up the peak.

Mountain hike crossing the Plose and way back on the Zirm high level path. From the top station of the cable car northwards, next to the fence, there is path n. 7 which crosses the south-east hillside of Schönjöchl and takes you to the same named saddle. Continuing close to the fence it takes you to the Plose hut (2445 m). Just a few hundred meters away there is Mt. Telegraph with the panoramic table. From there you can enjoy the spectacular 360° view of the Dolomites and Zillertaler Alps – all in all over 100 peaks. For the descent to Ochsenalm (path n. 6) a sure foot is requested. Once you have reached Ochsenalm, you follow path n. 30, the Brixen High Level Path, all the way back to the cable car.

Starting point of the hike is the Widmann bridge in Brixen. Shortly along the O. von Guggenberg Street, turn right and on the Plattenweg path (marking 6) uphill to Cornale. Continue along the Via Crucis to San Andrea at the parish church of the same name. On the San Andrea loop trail the hike leads in a southerly direction to Meluno di Sopra and Cleran. From here take trail no. 8 down to Millan. On the Karlspromenade promenade descend to the Karlsburg residence and through the Plose path back to the starting point.

The little church of St. John the Baptist is located in Cornale and stands on a charming rounded hill. The Martyrdom of St. Ursula, which dates back to the Renaissance (c. 1520), is of excellent artistic quality.

The parish church of S. Andrea was first mentioned in 1177. Its late Gothic renovation around 1485 with presbytery and bell tower is still characteristic.

In Cleran the little church of S. Nicolò impresses the visitor with its rich late Gothic ornamental frescoes. The cycle of the Passion of Christ is a pictorial jewel of excellent quality.

The pilgrimage church of "Maria am Sand" with its depiction of the Madonna is the old parish church of Millan and dates back to the 14th century.

A scenic circuit along the steep southern slopes of the Aferer Geisler mountains in Villnöss/Funes.

The Peitlerkofel in the Puez-Geisler Nature Park in the northwest Dolomites is one of the towering peaks above the Würzjoch. 

The Peitlerkofel lies amidst a picture postcard Alpine setting on the high alpine pastures. From its summit, there is probably the best panoramic view of the Dolomites.