Toutes les randonnées au sommet

The Helm/ Monte Elmo not only inspires with its view, because the natural border between Italy and Austria looks back on a long history. On the tracks of smugglers and border crossers, various hikes with a low level of difficulty can be planned. Always with you: the view of the Sesto sundial, the largest stone sundial in the world.

Worthwhile mountain tour with unforgettable views over the holiday regions in the region Passo Resia, Tiroler Oberland and Unterengadin. Starting point: Northern end of the village of Reschen Descent: Along the ascent route Difference in altitude: Sesslad 900m, Piz Lad 1300m (1973m). Ascent time: Sesslad approx. 3 hours, Piz Lad approx. 4 hours Slope direction: south-east Ski technique: summit slope medium, otherwise easy Alpine technique: easy Note: the very steep and long summit slope must be approached carefully Ascent: At the end of the Anchor lift, turn right and ascend over gentle terrain, past the Bergstadeln. At the end of the meadow, keep slightly to the right up to the Reschner Alm 2020m. From here, follow the summer path almost horizontally to the right edge of a steep upswing. Behind this, turn left (westwards) briefly steeply into a shallow hollow. After the tree line, keep left to the weather cross at Sesslad 2375m. If the snow conditions are uncertain, stop there and enjoy the view. From here, the rest of the ascent route over the very steep southern flank is quite clear. Climb very steeply between rock ribs from left to right up to the large slope area. Keep to the right as far as possible to the summit cross at 2808m.

A very long, but not difficult and scenically spellbinding hike along the Carnic Ridge (Karnischer Kamm).
This well-marked Alpine ridgeway really demands some stamina, as it climbs repeatedly up and down along the ridge, taking in several mountain peaks; here and there you also get to enjoy a pretty little lake. The route offers magnificent views of the mountains of South and East Tyrol, and in particular of the Sexten Dolomites. Along the ridge you will come across many historical traces of the First World War, a military cemetery and various border constructions. The trail is partly in Italy and partly in Austria.

From Niederflans at Freienfeld along the forestal road in direction Simile Mahd Alm mountain hut. Before arriving to the hut turn right on the mountain trail 2. Follow the trail on scee through the small valley and ascent to the Sengesjoch joke (2618m). Descent to the Wilder See lake (2533m) over the trail. Lunch possibility: Simile Mahd Alm hut.

From the parking area of the mine museum in Maiern/Masseria the designated path no. 9 leads up to the two huts. First, quite steeply to a road which leads to the plateau Senner-and Aglsboden. If you have passed the Aglsboden, the path ascends to the next section of the valley and soon reaches the hut Grohmannhütte. The rest of the hike, approximately another 300 meters of altitude on a steep trail, leads into a high alpine surrounding to the hut Teplitzer Hütte. Surefootedness required!

Start in the Tulfer hamlet along trail 5, upwards through the forest to the Fluigenalm mountain hut (1886m, no service) and furtheron on the serpentines up to the crest. Alwas on trail 5 along the crest on the rigts side, until you will arrive to the Hööenkragen summit (2392m). Lunch possibility: Pretzhof.

After parking on the forestal road after Niederflans following the trail upwards in direction Simile Mahd mountain hut. Before arriving to the hut take the trail 2 on the right and follow the Pfunderer Höhenweg over the forest limit, through the valley and on the Sengesjöchl (2618m). Continue on trail 2 along the stoney hillside to the Karjöchl joke (2919m) above the Wilder See lake. You will arrive to the Wilde Kreuzspitze summit (3133m) along the crest. Lunch possibility: Simile Mahd Alm.

Challenging Alpine tour, which leads via the Similaunhütte mountain hut to the discovery site of the famous “iceman”.

Start by the Burgum hamlet in Pfitsch valley. Following the trail 2 along the valley and passing the stalactites, furtheron passing the timberline and over the mountain flank on the left side to the Sterzingerhütte mountain hut (closed!). Afterwards following the steep mountain trail (mark 2) to the Wilde Kreuzspitze (3131m) summit.

Start by the Penserjoch joke and take the trail 14B along the crest. After the Astenberg summits follow the trail 14A to the junction Tatschspitze and Tagewaldhorn. Take the trail 13A first and pass down the Traminner Scharte and the Tagewaldhorn on trail 13. You will arrive to the Flagger lake (2473m) and the Marburger mountain hut. Here starts the ascent to the summit (2.739m) on trail 13B on steepy terrain and scree underground. One steep climb is secured with a steel rope. Lunch possibility: Marburger Hütte, Penserjoch Alm, Gasthof Alpenrosenhof

Follow the trail 14B along the crest by the Penserjoch pass. Passing the Astenberg and along trail 14A to the junction to the Tatschspitze. Take the trail 13A in direction Tagewaldhorn. Passing down the summit on trail 13 and follow the trail to the Flagger lake and the Flaggerscharte mountain hut (2482m, also called Marburger Hütte). Lunch possibility: Marburger Hütte, Penserjoch Alm, Gasthof Alpenrosenhof

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. 

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

Start at the Parish Church in Klausen (512 m) and cross the "Eisackbrücke" bridge to "Andreasplatz" square. From here, trail no. 5 leads through the subway under the railway line and climbs up to the Dürerstein (Dürer's memorial stone). Cross the provincial road to Gröden and continue through the forest and up the steeper slopes on the meadows as far as the village of Albions (890 m). From Albions, take trail no. 10 slightly downhill into the Löchlbachgraben ditch then ascend up to the refreshment point at Ansitz Fonteklaus Residence. Along the tarred access road descend steeply onto trail no. 4 and turn sharp right onto the Zickerbachgraben ditch. The trail leads through the forest to Gufidaun, from where it's worth visiting the old village centre. To return, take trail no. 7.

Not difficult hiking tour from the Mendel pass up to mount Penegal with gentle gradients and a beautiful panoramic view at the endpoint. Starting point: mountain station of the Mendel Cable Car/Mendel pass. Endpoint: Mount Penegal. Walking time: about 1.5 hours. Difference in altitude: about 380 meters.

The Piz Boé, at 3,152 m, is the highest peak in the Sella massif. The shortest and easiest way to reach it is to cross the Sella massif from the Sass Pordoi.

The panoramic trail of the Ultental valley, trail Mark 12, is a spectacular circular hike in the Ultental valley. With a total length of almost 50 kilometers, the route can be completed in two to three days (approximately 20 hours of walking) and offers diverse and captivating landscapes.

Starting in Kuppelwies, the trail traverses the sunlit side, passing numerous rustic alpine huts of the Ultental valley until reaching the Höchsterhütte at the Grünsee lake, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the highest peaks in the Ultental valley. Situated in the heart of the Stilfserjoch National Park, the path continues to the Haselgruber Hut and the Haselgruber Lakes, which provide a picturesque setting.

The next section leads to the Peak of Karspitze, the highest point of the hike at over 2,700 m, before heading towards the Alplahner See lake. From there, the trail winds through the Klapfberg Valley, passing the Bichl Alm down to the Auerbergalm, where you can experience the beautiful surroundings and typical landscapes of the Ultental valley.

Soon after the chapel of the Weißkugelhütte mountain hut at 2,542 m, the “Richter Steig” path leads in eastern direction to the panoramic southern slope comfortably into the valley up to the mountain and ice barrier of the Vernagl slopes. Here, the slightly exposed climb (Attention in case of ice!) leads northward via partially secured passages over rock up to the Gepatschferner glacier, past the imposing glacier sceneries of the ice rifts.  This is were you will need your crampons and rope. After a steeper ramp - potentially tricky when the surface is covered with bare ice - you reach the upper flat ground of the mighty Gepatschferner: Towards your left (northward), there is a slight ascent not far from the left rocky crest in the direction of Weißseespitze; whereas straight on (eastward) leads to the Brandenburg House. We therefore climb up the moderately rugged, slightly ascending terrain to the Weißseespitze: After the 2 km long “Gletscherhaatscher”, we suddenly find ourselves on the flat cap of the Weißseespitze.

The archaelogical Ötzi Trail walk starts at Kortsch/Corzes, leading up the barren Monte Sole Mountain to the ruins of the little church of St. George and continues along the Schlandrauntal Valley up to Corces Lake. This magnificent though challenging hike is recommended only for seasoned hikers. Since the return trip is by scheduled bus service, the bus timetable should be obtained beforehand.

 

 

From Maria Trens at Freienfeld / Campo di Trens follow trail 5 upwards to the farms in Partinges, further on trail 5 passing by the Plitschalm hut and the Trenser-Joch mountain hut (1995, both not serviced) and over the Jagerjöchl joke to the green crest to the Höllenkragen summit (2392m). It's possible to drive by car to Partinges (the walking time is less 1,5 h in this case). Lunch possibilities: Gasthof Post, Restaurant Bircher.

The Sella massif, in all its grandeur, also offers numerous hiking routes for those who wish to experience the mountains at a relatively high altitude but without necessarily having to tackle via ferrata or overly technical sections. You will start this excursion from the scenic Vallon area at an altitude of more than 2500 metres, from which you will enjoy recognizing the majestic surrounding peaks. As you descend, you will cross both stretches of grassland and slabs of stone and scree. Of course, you will not be able to pass up a stop at Lake Lech de Boé to admire its unique turquoise waters. In the final part of the route, you will reach the cool forest near the stream, before reaching the villages at the bottom of the valley.

Moderately difficult mountain-trail with steep sections. Starting- and endpoint: sport area S. Antonio/St. Anton. Walking time: about 7-8 hours. Difference in altitude: about 1230 meters.

From the festival place the via Molino up, to the forest road. The wood sign “Gummererhof” points us the direction. Starting from the “Gummerhof” moving way nr. 10 to the steep “Weiße Rissen” and the “Kleinen Göller” (water place), left up to the marking T from Termeno, leads into our moving way. Through seal coniferous forest, way nr. 523, further, past at the hunter hut, up to the waterfall, then 20 min. laborious rise to the “Rifugio Oltradige – Überetscher Hütte” (mountain inn).

To reach the peak of Roen from the „Überetscher Hütte“ there exist two variants:
1) for those who are ambitious and doesn’t suffer from vertigo: via ferrata (marking 523), to the peak of Roen (2116m above sea level), then down through meadows (marking 500) to the mountain pasture of Roen, and again to the „Überetscher Hütte“.
2) The marking 10/560 in the northward direction until the mountain pasture of Roen and over the trail (marking 500) to the Roen. The way back to the Passo della Mendola or descend through the „Tauris“ (marking 10A) direct to Tramin.

The beautiful circular tour from Antermoia takes us via the Malga di Rina (refreshment stop) to the idyllic Lake Rina - Lé de Munt da Rina.Passing Monte Muro and the hut of the same name (possibility of refreshments) we return to Antermoia via Pé de Börz

Beautiful, not difficult mountain-hiking tour with gentle gradients. Starting point: mountain station of the Mendel Cable Car/Mendel pass. Endpoint: peak Roen (2116 meters). Walking time: about 3.5 hours. Difference in altitude: about 750 meters.

Day 1: From Sterzing railway station, take the bus to the hamlet of Platz. The hike then leads along a serpentine path, first through forest and then through open terrain over a mountain ridge and finally over scree to the Landshuter/Europahütte (2,693 m). Possibility to spend the night 

Day 2: The next day the hike leads along the Landshuter Höhenweg. Past the Grieplalm and the Durrnsee and through alpine pastures, the trail leads to the Pfitscher Jochstraße. After a descent on this path, the hiking trail then climbs again. After crossing a few mountain streams, the trail winds its way up to the Hochfeilerhütte (2,715 m). Possibility to stay overnight

Day 3: The next day, the route is initially relatively flat until the Gliederbach valley head. Climb up to the glacier and cross it. Crampons are necessary in high summer. Subsequent ascent to the Untere Weiszintscharte (2,972 m). From there, a beautiful hiking trail down to the Edelrauthütte (2,545 m) and via the Neveser Höhenweg in the direction of the Neveser Joch. The route continues at a relatively constant altitude into the Ursprungtal valley and past the foot of the Gr. Möseler (3,479 m) to the Chemnitzer Hütte (2,420 m). Possibility to stay overnight

Day 4: On the following day, take the relatively narrow but safe Hans-Stabeler-Höhenweg via the Gelenkscharte and the Schwarzbachtörl to the sand moraines at the foot of the Schwarzenstein. Firstly, ascend along a beautiful hiking trail, then through snow fields and over rocky terrain to the newly built Schwarzensteinhütte (3,026 m). Possibility to spend the night

Day 5: Descent from the Schwarzensteinhütte (3,026 m) across the Große Tor into the Trippachtal valley. From the Große Tor over a moraine slope downhill to the turnoff to the Großer Löffler. Descend to the Kegelgasslalm (2,109 m). Continue the hike on the path to the Großer Löffler and then continue in the direction of Marbelfleckscharte (2,762 m). Long descent into the Frankbachtal valley to the Vileggalm (1,834 m). Continue the hike on the Hermannsteig to the Holzerbödenalm (1,900 m).  

Clarify overnight accommodation options with the hut or in the village (consider additional time required for the descent and ascent)

Day 6: The hike then takes us along the Almenweg into the Wollbachtal valley to the Wollbachalm (1,609 m). The path then climbs again and takes us to the Innerhütten (1,924 m). At a relatively constant altitude, the trail leads to the Hühnerspielhütten (power place). The route then continues slightly downhill to the Hollenzalm (1,844 m). The hiking trail (track) leads downhill via the Hollenztal valley to the lower mountain pastures and then climbs again as a hiking trail to reach the Steinerbachtal valley. The hike continues a track through the Walchertal valley into the Griesbachtal valley. At the Winkleralm, the hiking trail again leads us relatively steeply uphill to the Samhütten (2,011 m). We then continue over the Sam on a track to the Waldneralm (2,086 m).

Clarify overnight accommodation options with the hut or in the village (allow extra time for the descent and ascent)

Day 7: Ascent to lake Waldnersee (2,345 m) and further ascent on the hiking trail or short connecting trail to the Lausitzer Höhenweg (2,630 m). Continue the hike at a constant altitude, crossing several small valleys and mountain ridges to the former Neugersdorfer Hütte (2,568 m). The hike continues along the border trail and finally leads to the hut Birnlückenhütte (2,441 m). Possibility to stay overnight

Day 8: On the following day, the trail descends in serpentines to the hut Lahneralm and out of the valley on a wide track to Kasern (1,595 m) to the bus connection. 

Piz Boé, in the Sella Group, stands at 3,152 meters and is one of the most accessible peaks over 3,000 meters, making it a popular destination for hikers. However, it's important to note that the ascent from Corvara and the return to Passo Gardena, as outlined in this route, are quite demanding. While climbing equipment isn't required, sure-footedness and mountain experience are essential for tackling this hike. The route primarily traverses rocky terrain, with sections of scree and an equipped trail. As you ascend, the landscape changes, offering breathtaking views of some of the most iconic Dolomite peaks, including the Marmolada, Civetta, Catinaccio, and Sassolungo. At the summit, you'll find the small Capanna Piz Fassa hut, where you can spend the night. However, the true reward is the stunning panorama that only an altitude of over 3,000 meters can provide. The descent involves crossing part of the massif before reaching Gardena Pass.

The hill, where today dozens of stone towers stand, was used by celts for their cultural ceremonies. And because of the habit of putting stones on top of each other to form a tower, some of those towers have reached a considerable height and are till today, a place surrounded by magic and many legends.

hiking description:
Starting from Mölten, you walk along the main street towards Schlaneid until the road crosses with path n. 13. Switch at the junction Hohlweg to path n. 15 (parking lot Kircheben). Walk past Sattlerhütte and Möltner Kaser along the paths 28 and 23 A to this legendary place. (about  3- 4 hours).

Start in Stein/Sasso or Pflersch/Fleres. On the trail nr. 8 to the mountain hut Tribulaun. From here we cross the Weißwand/Parete Bianca on the trail nr. 7(pay attention! Dangerous!). We arrive at the mountain hut Magdeburg. Descending on the trail nr. 6 or also 6B (to the Furtalm/Malga Furt).

Start by the Penserjoch pass and follow first trail 14B along the crest and then trail 14A. By the junction along trail 13A upwards to the Traminner Scharte jag (2381m) and further on trail 15A on the northwestern ridge of the summit and on stony terrain up to the Tagewaldhorn peak (2706m). Lunch possiblity: Penserjoch Alm, Gasthof Alpenrosenhof