Mountain climbing

This hike on the Ifinger peak (2.581m), Scena's local mountain, provides a magnificent panoramic view of the Merano mountains, but requires a head for heights and is only recommended for sure-footed, experienced hikers.

Distinctive high peak with impressive views of the Zillertal Alps, the Venediger and Rieserferner mountain ranges and the Dolomites.

In Maiern/Masseria, at the end of the Ridnauntal valley, starts the Path no. 27, first through the mountain  forest and then up to meadows. In about 1 ½ hours you reach the mountain pasture Prischeralm (2160m). From there rise up in not steep serpentines for about 1 hour to the pass Maurerjoch (2511m). From the pass continue over the western ridge on a climb to the summit for about ½ hour. Surefootedness and no fear of heights necessary!

The Rosengarten circular route is a magnificent hike for experienced hikers, providing fantastic views of the surrounding mountains.

Attention: there are some snowfields. For accessibility, mountain experience and the appropriate equipment are required (good hiking boots, hiking poles and possibly crampons).

From the mountain pasture Riedberg (Parking place) the trail nr. 3 to the Weißspitz/Cima Bianca. Back on the same way.

Panoramic hike in the Val Casies Valley mountains

Starting point: Val Casies Valley / S. Maddalena head of the valley
Distance: 16 km
Descent: circular hike
Walking time: 06:30 h
Difficulty: difficult
Difference in altitude: 1339 m
Information: www.suedtirolmobil.info - Lin. 441

The Alpine Path of Toblach/Dobbiaco is a strenuous hike due to the km and is therefore only suitable for hikers with stamina. This high trail leads along the Austrian-Italian state border and offers a wonderful view of the Dolomites and the main Alpine ridge. The Bonnerhütte/Rifugio Bonner, the Marchhütte/Rifugio March, the Steinbergalm/Malga Steinberg and the Silvesteralm/Malga San Silvestro invite you to take a break.
The entire high trail is marked with a yellow H.

The tour can also be done as a 2-day tour with an overnight stay in the Bonnerhütte/Rifugio Bonner.

From the Staller Saddle (2.050 m) > Oberseehütte (2.017 m) > proceed on the left to the Jägerscharte (saddle, belaying-securing with rope) > short ascent to the Almerhorn > back to the Jägerscharte > further on to the Barmerhütte partially going across glaciers > follow the mark n. 112 to the Riepenscharte (saddle, 2.764 m) > descent to the Lake Antholz (mark n. 39).

From Ridnaun/Ridanna on path no. 26 through the Valtigl valley to the summit. Rare flora and fauna! Fantastic view of the Stubai Alps and the glacier of the Ötztal valley. Surefootedness and no fear of heights necessary!

This hike at the foot of the southern Stubai Alps is less visited even though it has a very attractive landscape and leads through an untouched mountain world. From the parking area at the Mining World Museum walk on path no. 28 up to the managed mountain pasture Moarerbergalm (Poschhaus). Leave the path no. 28 at the foot of the rock face towards St. Martin at the Schneeberg and walk at the right side, where you reach path no. 33 to the Moarer Eget lakes in about 1 ½ hours. At the pass Egetjoch (2639m) you reach the highest point of this hike and walk downhill either left past the Eget lakes (no. 33a) or directly down to the lake Trüber See. You need approx. 2 hours for the descent down to the valley. Condition and surefootedness necessary! (There is also the possibility to go up to the Moarerbergalm by bus.)

Boundary paths Prettau/Predoi - Hundskehljoch

The yoke Hundskehljoch is located at an altitude of 2,557 m above Prettau/Predoi

An extremely varied and demanding high-altitude trail that crosses rock faces in the southern part. Starting in Laives/Leifers, the trail takes you to the Flavon Castle in Bolzano/Bozen.
Change of path along the hike: 12, 3

The solitary hike through untspoilt nature

Starting point: Val Casies Valley / S. Martino tourist information office (1276m)
Distance: 25 km
Descent: along the same route
Walking time: 07:00 h
Difficulty: difficult
Difference in altitude: 1279 m
Information: www.suedtirolmobil.info - Lin. 441

The Wilde Kreuzspitze is a spectacular destination for experienced hikers. This route takes you through alpine landscapes, picturesque lakes, and high pastures to over 3,000 meters. Surefootedness and a head for heights are essential, but the stunning views from the summit make it all worthwhile.

Growing in the Karerwald forest, the hazel tree is used especially for the production of string instruments. For this reason, the wood has also been called ‘tonewood’. You start from the Karerwald forest to walk to the popular boulder labyrinth which acquired its name from the house-sized boulders that fell during a massive landslide from the Latemar mountain long ago.

Attention: There are fallen trees along path [21].

The exhausting ascent will be repaid by an amazing view of the surrounding mountains like the Pala Group, Marmolada, Sella, Sassolungo, Catinaccio and Ötztal Alps.

High altitude trail Stabeler - one of the classic high altitude paths in South Tyrol!

The hike is rated intermediate for level of difficulty and offers unforgettable moments. The tour requires experience, not to suffer from vertigo, sure-footedness, physical fitness as well as suitable equipment. 

The hike to the Napfspitze combines diverse landscapes, alpine challenges, and unforgettable views. It's an excellent choice for experienced hikers looking to enjoy tranquility and natural beauty.

A lonely hike from summit to summit in between the Antholzertal / Valle Anterselva and the Gsiesertal/Val Casies.

Oberrasen (1.070 m) - Mudlerhof (1.590 m)- Taistner Alm (2.012 m) - (1) Rudlhorn (2.448 m) - (02) Eisatz (2.493 m) - Ausserriedl/ Innerriedl - (03) Million (2.438 m) - (04) Frisiberg (2.569 m) - (05) Amperspitze (2.687 m) - (06) Karl (2.580 m) - (07) Ochsenfelder (2.609 m) - (08) Napfl (2.428 m) - (09) Knebelstein (2.494 m) - Grüblscharte - (10) Höllensteinspitze (2.755 m) - (11) Rotwand (2.818 m) - Staller Sattel (2.050 m) - Lake Anterselva (1.650 m)

Length 33,0 km D+ 2850 HM D- 2280 HM

This pilgrimage route leads from Krimml in Pinzgau (AUT) to the Tauern Pass (Ahrntal valley, South Tyrol), then on to St. Jakob/San Giacomo, Weißenbach/Rio Bianco and the Chemnitzer Hütte refuge (Lappach/Lappago). It then continues to the Edelraut Hütte refuge (Lappach/Lappago), via the Pfunderer Valley (Puster Valley) to the trail junction at Niedervintl, and then down in to Switzerland (Müstair) via the Eisack and Vinschgau valleys or via the Brenner Pass to Innsbruck (AUT).

Starting from the historic Tauernweg trail, the route continues from Heilig Geist in Kasern/Casere towards St. Jakob/San Giacomo, Weißenbach/Rio Bianco and the Chemnitzer Hütte and Edelraut Hütte refuges with a descent through the Weitental Valley to Niedervintl. The extended route leads along the existing Way of St. James through the Eisack Valley to Bolzano, the Vinschgau Valley and Müstair in Switzerland. Alternatively, from Mühlbach there is another variant, which heads further north to Sterzing and Brenner and finally to St James' Cathedral in Innsbruck.

The Gaisjoch is known as the mountain of chamois and offers a varied circular hike with spectacular views and unique alpine experiences. Whether hiking along the ridge or stopping at one of the rustic huts, this tour combines a sporty challenge with the beauty of nature.