Toutes les randonnées au sommet

From the Staller Saddle (2.050 m) > the cross is your starting point > old military path southwards on the left side of the Ackstall stream > Ackstall Lake > turn right and reach the peak on a stony path. 
Following the mark further on from the peak you reach the peak Hellensteinspitz > downwards passing the lakes Ochsenfelderseen > Grüblscharte > Grüblalm hut > Antholz Obertal.

The Nockspitze is the main viewing mountain in the Schnalstal Valley. The view from the summit, high over the Vernagt reservoir, across the entire Schnalstal Valley is breathtaking. The descent can be combined with an interesting hike through Alpine pastures.

The Crodarotta summit rises high over the Vernagt reservoir at the centre of the picturesque Schnalstal Valley in South Tyrol. The dramatic views across the reservoir and the rest of the valley will stay with you forever.

The fourth stage of the Merano High Mountain Trail involves a moderately difficult hike from Monte S. Caterina/Katharinaberg through Pfossental Valley to the Mountian pasture Eishof.

There is hardly an alpine valley that has so many “beautiful” mountains not only in their shape but also by name (schön meaning beautiful). In addition to the Schönberg mountain in Weißenbach there is the Schönberg Peak in St. Jakob and almost opposite it on the other side of the valley there is the Schönberg Albl (pasture): and so it is that “beauties” abound!

Kreuzkofel - a  nice tour to a peak above St. Johann/S. Giovanni. From up there you can enjoy the stunning view of the various peaks of the Ahrntal valley mountains. 

The high-level hike begins at the Schwarzseespitze peak, the mountain station of the Rittnerhorn cable car. The highlight of the tour is a fascinating panorama of the Dolomites, including more than 40 peaks of over 3,000 m which can be seen in good visibility. Arolla and mountain pine trees are features of this tour.

Route: follow trail no. 19 on the panoramic trail (Panoramaweg) to the Runder Tisch viewpoint. Continue to the Unterhorn inn and on trail no. 15 via the Barbianer Almen Alpine pastures to the mountain pine distillery (Latschenölbrennerei). Continue on trail no. 4 past the mystical Pfannenstiel and up to the Rittnerhorn mountain. Take trail no. 2 downhill across the Rittner Almwiesen meadows onto the Heusteig trail. Rustic benches and the lapping of water in wooden troughs invite hikers to take a rest. Trail no. 2A joins trail no. 19 which ends at the cable car station. Walking time: approx. 6 hours. Alternative route via the Rittnerhorn mountain on trail no. 1 to the Unterhorn inn: approx. 4 hours.

Antholz Mittertal or Antholz Niedertal (see walk to the Grentealm) > from there up to the Grente cross > Rammelstein. The way back by the same path or passing by the Laneralm (1.829 m) > following the mark n. 4b > Unterhütten (1.671 m, no rest stops) > by the alpine path back to the road to Antholz, on the opposite side of the Biotope.

The Hochebenkofel is a magnificent peak that is hidden from view from Innichen/San Candido by the Haunold mountain. This Alpine tour is especially suited to experienced climbers as it requires some mountaineering ability. However, once you get to the top, you are rewarded with a fantastic view. There is also the Dreischusterhütte mountain hut on the way, an inviting place to call in; if not on the way up, then definitely on the way down.

In spite of its rather limited height the Lutterkopf is a stunningly beautiful mountain summit located further in the Ahrntal valley and it is a relatively easy climb. The area is quite isolated and original.

BOUNDARY PATHS PREDOI/PRETTAU - TAUERN PATH

Walk through the scenery and the history as you hike along the borders of Nordtirol, Salzburg and Osttirol. Enjoy the beautiful panorama and the views of Zillertal Alps, the Rieserferner Group as well as the Venediger Group. On a clear day,you can even see the Dolomites from the Drei Zinnen as far as to the Marmolada. Passing over these yokes you arrive at the refuges on the other side of the border into Zillertal, into Krimmler Achental or Prägratten.

Hiking trail through the untouched Lagauntal high valley to the former Heilbronner refuge lodge

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 KLOCKERKARKOPF SUMMIT EXPERIENCE

Excursion to the presumably northernmost point of Italy. 

This hike requires sure footedness and physical fitness. You need also to bring good equipment, a rain shieldand a hat. 

 

From the Rötspitze you can enjoy one of the most impressive views of the Venice Group.

BOUNDARY PATHS PREDOI-PRETTAU - BIRNLÜCKE

At the water devide between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea… Enjoy a walk along the banks of the Ahr river, with a breathtaking view of the mighty Dreiherrenspitze and backdrop views of Austria in the distance. The Birnlücke is a more pronounced mountain saddle high above the valley end of Ahrntal and can be seen every now and again starting in Luttach/Lutago. It separates the Zillertal Alps to the west from the Venediger Group to the east and is part of the water devide between the Adriatic Sea and the Black Sea. There is an old at the mountain incision that used to be a very busy trade route for the exchange of goods between Ahrntal and the Pinzgau in the Austrian Salzburg region.

Staller Saddle > path no. 7 towards Rote Wand > at the junction follow path no. 7a to the summit

The High Altitude Lausitz is one of the oldest high-altitude trails through the mountains of the rearmost Valli dei Tures e Aurina-Tauferer Ahrntal valley. It leads from the Birnlücke Pass/ Passo Forcella di Picco to Hundskehljoch Pass/Passo del Cane.

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. 

From the Staller Saddle (2,050 m) follow the marking no. 7 to the right into the Agsttal valley, there over a stony ascent to the Rotwand summit. 
You can descent on the same path or steep downhill to the Steinzger Alm (mark nr. 7a) > Lake Antholz.

The small mountain Kleiner Nock is located a 2,227 m at the Speikboden and is also accessible from Luttach/Lutago.

Staller Saddle > park your car on the opposite side of the lake “Obersee” > on the right side starts the signae to the Hinterbergkofel and the Hallscharte saddle > uphill crossing the Weißenbach valley (red marks) < below the Hellscharte > further right he path ascents in small serpentines crossing the ridge > then left to the peak.

Isolated, steep, with a marvellous view… Ascending the Schaufler is exhausting and steep. The advantage, however, is that even in high season you will not come across many people so you can enjoy the silence and the solitude. From the Hochlärcher Wasen alpine pasture, there is a steep narrow path to the peak of the Schaufler where you have a stunning view of the surrounding mountains. On top you must be sure-footed and you can not suffer from vertigo. For experienced hikers, however, the tour is easy.

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.

The mountain tour to the Ahrner Kopf is an extremely rewarding summit climb with a breathtaking panorama of the glaciers of the Großvenediger.

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

From Oberrasen or Niederrasen (path n. 3 or 4) > Burgfrieden > following mark n. 3 or passing by Redensberg on the path n. 4 > Hochnall and the proceed to the Rammelstein peak - it is necessary to be experienced.
Descent: same way back as the ascent or follow mark n. 4 from the Rammelstein > Lahneralm/Unterhütten > then proceed on the forestry road back to Burgfrieden and Rasen.

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 high altitude trail Kellerbauerweg runs between the two valleys: Mühlwald/Selva dei Molini e Weißenbach/Rio Bianco. The trail connects the Sonnklar hut (2430 m) with the mountain refuge Chemnitzer Hütte (2419 m). 

The hike is rated intermediate-high 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. 

From Antholz Niedertal > passing the Culture house > Hellsteinhof > Rauthöfe (reachable also by car) > forest road n. 36 > Neuhütte > Dorfmülleralm > Ochsenalm (not administered as rest stops) > Ampertörl > Peak Amperspitze

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).