Wandelen en alpinisme in de Dolomieten

The walk begins in Niederdorf/Villabassa at Von Kurz Square. From there, it follows well-marked paths towards Aufkirchen/Santa Maria, an idyllic village with traditional houses and magnificent panoramic views. The highest point of the hike is at 1,300 meters, where you can take a break to enjoy the impressive view of the South Tyrolean mountain landscape.

There is now an alternative route for the way back: instead of returning directly to Niederdorf/Villabassa, the path leads via Toblach/Dobbiaco. Here you follow route no. 11B, which descends slightly and runs through forests and meadows. Toblach/Dobbiaco is ideal for a short stopover before returning to Niederdorf/Villabassa via the same route or by public transport. This variant extends the hike and offers additional scenic variety.

With its breath-taking panoramic views in high mountain terrain, the walk from S. Pietro to Rasciesa runs through lush vegetation and across colorful meadows in bloom.

Go along the western shore of the lake to the south-eastern end of the lake, then upwards to Buco del Giavo/Nabiges Loch cross the valley to the other side and to the right to Porta sora al Forn, then slightly downwards to the alpine hut “Rifugio Biella/Seekofelhütte”. Walking time: 3,5 hours Sign-post: No. 1 Challenge: very demanding

This walk dedicated to the minstrel Walther von der Vogelweide runs between Laion, Novale and Albions. In the future there will be information board placed at specific points along the route, on the life and work of this minstrel, to pass on this information to those walking through this beatiful landscape. There are several places to stop for meal or a rest along the route.

The walk begins in the center of Villabassa, at the small historic Spitalkirche (Church), marking the start of a scenic and peaceful route.

From there, the trail leads along the edge of the forest toward the picturesque Mooskirche – with continuous views of the village of Villabassa and the impressive mountain backdrop of the Braies Dolomites.

Once you reach your destination, you’ll find the small Gothic church of St. Magdalena im Moos, also affectionately known as the Mooskirche. The peaceful surroundings and nearby benches invite you to pause, take a deep breath, and soak in the special atmosphere of this tranquil place.

The return path follows a quiet, paved road surrounded by open fields – a relaxing end to this panoramic and gentle walk.

The hike starts in the center of Niederdorf at the Spitalkirche (Church). The path follows the edge of the forest towards the picturesque Moos Chapel, offering constant views of the charming village and the majestic backdrop of the Pragser Dolomites. Upon reaching the small Gothic chapel of St. Magdalena im Moos, also known as the "Moos Chapel," inviting benches welcome you to rest and reflect – a perfect spot to soak in the peaceful atmosphere and the stunning natural surroundings.

The return route leads gently back along a paved road, surrounded by expansive fields, returning to the village – a lovely opportunity to savor the tranquility of nature once more.

Hike on the Isarco Valley hills starting from Albions up to Gudon

The circular hiking trail with duration of 3 hours and 45 minutes is perfect to make an excursion with the whole family. Besides a cross and a small pond, there is also a lot to discover at the Unterpulghut.

Spectacular alpine hike on the Rasciesa, with a 360 ° panoramic view of the Dolomites. Not only is the view on the Rasciesa one of the most beautiful in the Alps.

Varied tour in a quiet area with beautiful view over Braies lake and the surrounding mountains. From the Braies lake turn right until the “Riedlhof” and continuing on the path until you reach “Casera Nuova/Kasern”, then turn left on the slightly rising and small path up to the “Sella di Monte Nero/Schwarzbergsattel”. The way down to the “Val Foresta/Grünwaldtal” is partly very steep and a short section is protected with a wire-cable. From “Val Foresta/Grünwaldtal” back to the starting point – Braies lake. Walking time: 4,5 hours Sign-post: no. 20, no. 61, no 19, no. 1 Challenge: moderately demanding

This pleasant circular hike begins in Niederdorf and follows the peaceful Rienz River, where the gentle murmur of the water and the calm valley landscape create an inviting start. At Neunhäusern, a gradual ascent takes you through meadows and light woodland up to Aufkirchen – a charming hamlet with traditional farms and panoramic views of the Dolomites.

From there, the route descends gently toward Toblach along a quiet road, offering open views of the Upper Puster Valley and the surrounding peaks. The return to Niederdorf is an easy walk along a flat, paved road, perfect for a leisurely finish.

A lovely tour for those who appreciate nature, scenic views, and a relaxed pace – ideal for a mindful and restorative day outdoors.

The walk starts in Niederdorf at Von-Kurz-Platz (main square). The route initially leads gently uphill along well-marked paths towards Aufkirchen, a small village with traditional buildings and stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The trail is well-maintained throughout and is ideal for families or leisurely hikers. In Aufkirchen, you reach the highest point of the walk at 1,300 meters. This is a great spot to take a short break and enjoy the view of the South Tyrolean mountains.

From there, the trail gently descends back to Niederdorf, forming a circular route. The entire walk takes about two hours and offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy nature. It's a perfect way to explore the region without too much effort.

The circular hike begins at the volunteer fire department building in the center of Villabassa. From here, well-marked trail number 46 leads you through picturesque landscapes, passing meadows, forests, and accompanied by the soothing sounds of nature.

Follow the path to the historic Sinna Mihle, an old mill that still tells the story of life and work in the Puster Valley long ago. At this charming spot, turn right onto the Lanaweg, which takes you on a gentle, flat stretch for about 1.5 kilometers towards Toblach.

Along this section, you can enjoy the peaceful, almost meditative atmosphere – far from the hustle and bustle, accompanied only by the rustling of leaves and birdsong.

The return route leads you through the idyllic Langwiesn– wide, green meadows with open views of the surrounding mountains – back to Villabassa. The trail then closes the loop, bringing you back to your starting point at the volunteer fire department.

This easy yet varied hike is perfect for experiencing the scenic diversity and tranquil beauty of the region in a short time.

From the skislopes “Kameriot” turn left until “Buchsenriedl” and then further down to the alpine hut “Putzalm”. Continue on the trail until Sarlsattel peak. From there, turn left and continue until you reach the peak. Walking time: 3,5 hours Sign-post: no. 15, no. 16, no. 16A, no. 33 Challenge: very demanding, vertigo and slip resistance required!

Family hike through meadows and fields in the low mountain range to Ansitz Lusenegg.

The thematic trail “Power Spots and Forest Therapy – Balance” invites you to immerse yourself in a special world where humans and nature harmoniously connect. The hike starts a little away from the volunteer fire brigade building, following the Rienzstraße up to the Kasbachergraben. From there, you follow well-marked paths along the scenic Tschachenweg to the St. Magdalena im Moos Church, a peaceful spot perfect for reflection and rest.

The trail then descends back to Niederdorf, passing through the artisan zone, before making a wide loop towards Maistatt and finally returning to Niederdorf.

Along the way, thoughtfully designed stations invite you to meditate and feel the healing energy of nature on body and mind. The ancient knowledge of geomancy – the study of interactions between cosmic, earthly, and human energies – helps you discover places of special power. These power spots are areas with increased earth radiation that promote well-being, inner calm, and renewed strength.

Another key aspect of the trail is forest bathing: by mindfully spending time in nature, you create a deep connection that strengthens your immune system, calms the mind, and brings inner peace.

Health and well-being have a long tradition in Niederdorf, as evidenced by the Kneipp facility established in the village. The meditation trail “Power Spots and Forest Therapy” offers a valuable addition that can serve as a spiritual and healing source for many people, providing a conscious alternative to the often consumer-driven lifestyle of today and opening the eyes to the simple yet powerful force of nature.

This Walk leads from Laion to Ceves and up to the Unterpulghütte hut, and from there to Pedrutsch and back along the Poststeig trail. Along the way there are beatiful views of the Dolomites.

The hike begins at the train station building of Villabassa and takes you past the historic spa town of Bad Maistatt, a place rich in history and natural healing springs. From there, you continue to the charming Toblach Lake, whose shores invite you to pause, relax, and marvel at the surroundings.

Around the lake winds an engaging nature discovery trail with eleven thoughtfully designed stations offering valuable insights into the area’s diverse flora, fauna, and geological history. Here, nature truly comes alive.

A highlight of the route is the observation platform on the western shore of the lake, which, with its peaceful ambiance, invites you to rest and enjoy breathtaking views of the wildlife, plant life, and the lake’s sedimentation zone — a true gem for nature lovers and photographers alike.

The return path leads comfortably through lively Toblach and the popular Camping Olympia before bringing you back to Villabassa. Along the way, you can breathe in the fresh mountain air and fully enjoy the varied and captivating landscape.

This hike perfectly combines nature appreciation, educational insights, and relaxation in a breathtaking setting — ideal for anyone looking to escape everyday life and recharge their energy.

Hut situated in the heart of the Dolomites, sorrounded by meadows and an impressive mountain backdrop. Go on the west bank of the lake to the south-east end of the lake, then up into “Buco Giavo/Nabiges Loch”, continue to the “Porta Sora al Forn”, and turn right to the “Törl” and the Rifugio Biella/Seekofelhütte. Continue on the wide hiking-way along slightly uphill through pastures and down to the alpine hut “Rifugio Senes/Senneshütte”. Walking time: 4,5 hours Mark: no. 1; no. 6A Difficulty: very demanding

From Braies along the western end of the lake, turn right into the Grünwaldtal/Val Foresta, to Altkasern/Casera Vecchia. From there part a steeply path up to the high alpine hut Malga Colli Alti/Hochalmhütten. Sign-post: no. 19, Walking time: 3 hours. Challenge: demanding Tip: Trip to the lake „Lago dei Colli Alti/Hochalmsee“ Easy hike to one of the most beautiful lake of the Dolomites. From the alpine hut „Malga Colli Alti/Hochalmhütten“ following the wide path to the „Giogo di Montecroce/Kreuzjoch“, turn rigth into „Val Lapadures/Lapadurestal“ and then turn left and slightly upward to the beautiful lake. Walking time: 1 hour Sign-post: no. 19, no. 3 Challenge: moderately demanding

This walk leads from Laion to Ceves and up to the Unterpulghütte hut, and from there to the Ramitzler Schwaige hut. Along the way there are beautiful views of the Dolomites.

From Prato Piazza car park along a gravel road to the alpine guesthouse “ Plätzwiese/Prato Piazza”. Between the guesthouse and Hotel Hohe Gaisl turn left on to the wide path (nr. 40) leading through fields in an easterly direction. Hike upwards to the crossing Dolomites Hiking Path no. 3. Now in a northerly direction up the steep, rocky path of the south-western wall of the “Dürrenstein/Picco di Vallandro”, along some turns and continue on gravel to the rocky summit. After a small ridge you'll get to a short section secured with a wire-cable and further to the summit. The walking time is 4 hours. Sign-post: No. 40 Challenge: demanding; vertigo and slip resistance required! Attention: This hike is only suitable for older children with sufficient stamina and hiking experience; it is recommended to secure children with a rope on the section secured with a wire-cable. For the most part you are hiking in the sun.