Truden / Trodena (1,161 m) - Hohe Wand (1,400 m) - Cisloneralm / Malga Cislon (1,333 m) - Truden / Trodena (1,110 m)
Itinerary
From the parking lot (1,161 m) at the northern edge of Truden, the Praglasir forest road (marker 2) forks off the state road and leads in a northwesterly direction through meadows and mixed larch woods. When you reach the point where the trail bends to the left, continue going straight and follow marker 2A, which will take you to Hohe Wand. Here you will find yourself in an Alpine setting par excellence, where Alpine roses, mugo pines, mountain avens, saxifrages and Alpine clematises cover the rocks and slopes on the shady northern face of Cislon. The breathtaking panorama includes the Lagorai mountains, Schwarzhorn / Corno Nero, Weißhorn / Corno Bianco, the Zillertal Alps, the Texel / Tessa mountains, and Etschtal / Adige valley. After crossing a rock, which is very safe, you will reach the mixed fir woods. Above the forest road (marker 2) we reach the open pastures of the Cisloneralm (1,490 m, open to the public all year). From there you can see the dark fir woods on the northern slope of Trudner Horn / Monte Corno and Königswiese / Prato del Re, as well as the rocky hilltops of the Brenta mountains, which tower over Mendel mountain range. You then return to Truden via a section of the trail that takes you through Scots pines, beeches and coppice (marker 1).
