Wandelen en alpinisme in de Dolomieten

This scenic panoramic hike begins in the charming village center of Niederdorf and leads you past the majestic parish church. As you follow the gently ascending Eggerbergstraße, beautiful views over the Puster Valley and surrounding countryside gradually unfold. After passing the traditional Brandhäusl farm, you reach a bend in the road where trail no. 45 branches off into a peaceful forest path.

You continue through fragrant pine forests until you arrive at a quiet clearing near the Thaler farm. The path then leads you on almost level ground towards the Kleinsinner farm, where the landscape opens up again and the valley stretches out before you.

From there, a small mountain road leads you to the viewpoint “Schöne Aussicht” at 1,460 meters above sea level – and as the name suggests, a breathtaking panoramic view of the Puster Valley awaits. It's the perfect place to take a break, relax, and soak in the peace of nature.

This gentle to moderately easy hike is ideal for those who love walking at a relaxed pace while enjoying spectacular views. A true gem for nature lovers and slow hikers looking for inspiration and tranquility.

The "Grieswaldile" is a large park with Toblach's largest playground. It offers recreational opportunities, playgrounds and exciting equipment, as well as a small pond.

Suitable for pushchairs

Probably the most popular family hike around San Candido/Innichen.

Very easy family hike to the Rifugio Jora/Jorahütte Mountain Hut.

This family hike leads around the beautifully situated Toblacher See. A nature adventure trail with 11 stations around the lake provides valuable information about the flora, fauna and geomorphology of the area and, above all, explains the special features of Lake Dobbiaco. The viewing platform on the west bank offers a place to rest and a view of the flora and fauna and the silting zone. In addition, the special and very varied panorama of the circular route should be mentioned.

Suitable for pushchairs

Further information on the Toblacher water treasures:

https://www.drei-zinnen.info/de/toblach/toblach/toblach-erleben/toblacher-see-duerrensee-toblacher-wasserschaetze.html

This diverse hike starts in the historic center of Niederdorf, right by the Spitalkirche (Church), combining natural beauty with cultural charm. As you ascend the Eggerberg, you will enjoy splendid views of the Puster Valley while the trail winds through peaceful forests and open fields.

A highlight of the route is the viewing platform—a perfect spot to pause, marvel at the scenery, and take a deep breath. From here, breathtaking panoramas unfold over the South Tyrolean mountains, including the majestic Cristallo and the rugged Pragser Dolomites, towering impressively above the valley.

The trail then descends along the so-called “Castle Path” down to the historic Welsperg Castle, whose medieval charm evokes the atmosphere of knights and tales from bygone eras.

Since there are no refreshment stops along the way, it is advisable to bring your own snacks and drinks. This moderately challenging tour is ideal for those seeking tranquility, love expansive views, and want to discover an authentic part of South Tyrol’s cultural landscape.

Quite a challenging hike to the Haunoldköpfl panoramic mountain south of San Candido/Innichen. The hiking trail becomes quite steep in some places towards the end. However, when you reach the summit you have a breathtaking view of San Candido that makes all your efforts worthwhile. There is also a section during the climb up where you can catch a glimpse of all three of the Three Peaks.

Altitude hike from Monguelfo to Dobbiaco

Starting point: Monguelfo-Tesido – Tesido, tourist information office (1087 m)
Distance: 16 km *
Descent: along the same route or by public transportation
Walking time: 04:50 hrs.
Difficulty: medium
Difference in altitude: 800 m
Information: * it is recommended to only hike parts of the www.suedtirolmobil.info - Lin. 441

The Sexten circular trail can be started anywhere in Sexten. A short but very beautiful hike that is ideal for exploring the Sexten Valley and for gaining a very good first impression. The entire trail is marked with the number 1. The Sexten circular trail leads past farms 
farms, across meadows and through dense coniferous forests. Mostly on narrow forest paths, but occasionally also on wide forest roads. Stops along the way invite you to rest and explore

This hike leads to one of the most beautiful high plateaus in South Tyrol in the heart of the Fanes-Sennes-Braies nature park, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Plätzwiese high plateau fascinates with an overwhelming view of the surrounding mountains of the Dolomites. Dominating everything is the northernmost 3000 metre peak in the Dolomites - the Hohe Gaisl (3146m).

Please note: Due to the temperature fluctuations, there may be icy patches on the trails and we therefore recommend the use of crampons!

This roundtrack takes you to the house of Gustav Mahler and the small house of musical creation, where he created his "Symphony No. 9", "Symphony No. 10" (unfinished) and the song cycle "Lied der Erde".

Beautiful walk along the river (ex bike route), starting from Hotel Brandl, to the playground in Versciaco/Vierschach.

The walk begins in the WoodWonderWorld, a playground in the forest and an adventure world and leads along a gravel path to the source of the Drau, about halfway between Dobbiaco and San Candido. Due to its quiet location, the relatively short walking time and the low degree of difficulty, the walk is particularly recommended for families.

The WaldWunderWelt is a play, adventure and information facility on the subject of the forest.

Further information on the Toblacher water treasures: http://www.drei-zinnen.info/de/toblach/toblach/toblach-erleben/toblacher-see-duerrensee-toblacher-wasserschaetze.html

Suitable for pushchairs

The WoodWonderWorld is a playground, adventure- and information device on forest.

Further information to the water treasures of Dobbiaco: http://www.drei-zinnen.info/en/dobbiaco/dobbiaco/experiencing-dobbiaco/lago-di-dobbiaco-lago-di-landro-and-dobbiaco-water-treasures.html?_ga=1.243384837.1489106145.1483110301

suitable for baby stroller

The hike starts right at the Spitalkirche, located in the heart of Villabassa, leading you along a diverse and captivating route. Passing the historic parish church, the path gently ascends along Eggerbergstraße until you reach the distinctive bend near Brandhäusl (trail no. 45).

Here, you turn left onto a peaceful, shaded forest trail that guides you through serene nature to the picturesque Thaler. The route then continues almost flat westward to the small village of Kleinsinner — a perfect section to quietly absorb the surrounding landscape.

From Kleinsinner, you follow the road up to the stunning “Schöne Aussicht” (Beautiful View) viewpoint at 1,460 meters elevation. This spectacular lookout offers majestic views over the surrounding mountains and valleys and is an ideal spot to pause, take a deep breath, and recharge your energy.

A truly magnificent panoramic trail that enchants nature lovers and hikers alike with its variety and beauty, promising an unforgettable experience.

This family hike is above all something special for animal lovers, as it leads directly next to the Altschluderbach animal park and also offers the opportunity to visit it directly. Native animal species such as deer, wild boar, roe deer, native birds and the like are kept there, but because of the large area and the location in the forest, they enjoy complete freedom.

Suitable for baby-roller

Those setting out from Villabassa to the Bodenwiese meadow embark on a roughly three-hour hike deep into the pristine natural surroundings of the region.

The starting point is in the picturesque village center of Villabassa. From here, follow the well-marked trail number 27, which first leads you past the historic spa town of Bad Maistatt – a place full of history and natural healing springs, perfect for a restful pause.

Continue towards Altschluderbach, where a short but rewarding climb takes you up to the Bodenwiese meadow. Here, a breathtaking panoramic view unfolds over the surrounding meadows and mountains – an ideal spot to catch your breath and soak it all in.

The return route takes you over the charming Maistatt Bridge before leading back to the village.

This hike offers not only physical activity but also an immersive experience in nature and its peaceful retreats – a true delight for those seeking beauty and tranquility.

One of the most beautiful snowshoe hikes is the tour from the beautiful Plätzwiese high plateau (2000 m) past the Dürrenstein hut to the magnificent Strudelkopf peak with its viewpoint (2300 m). This excursion is easy and ideal for all ages.
Starting point: Plätzwiese high plateau (2,000 m)
Arrival: Strudelkopf peak (2,307 m)

This peak offer you a wonderful view over the Braies Valley. From the skislopes “Kameriot” you turn left until “Buchsenriedl” and then further down to the alpine hut “Malga Pozzo/Putzalm”. Continue on the trail until “Forcella Serla/Sarlsattel”. From there, turn right down until the guide marker showing the mountain “Monte Lungo/Lungkofel”. Walking time: 3 hours Sign-post: no. 15, no. 16, no. 16A, no. 33, no. 33B Challenge: demanding

The excursion around the pearl of the Dolomites crosses a small chapel. Part of the circuit is practicable through a stair path. Croda del Becco / Seekofel Peak is marvelously reflected in the lake. Walking time: 1 hour Sign-post: No. 1, 19

From Niederdorf, head towards Bad Maistatt. Just before the bridge, keep right and follow trail number 15, which safely guides you along the correct path. Passing the cozy Putzalm hut, immediately take a left onto trail number 16.

Continue to junction 16B, where you turn right and ascend towards Sarlsattel at 2,338 meters. This section already offers impressive views that energize you to keep going.

The final part leads across the south-facing slope — surefootedness and a head for heights are required here — up to the summit at 2,378 meters. From the top, you’ll be rewarded with a breathtaking panorama that more than makes up for the effort.

The total hiking time from Niederdorf is about 3.5 hours. A special highlight of this tour is the Putzalm, which is open in summer and invites you to enjoy regional delicacies in a cozy setting.

Easy hike on the Monte San Candido/Innichberg Mountain reaching the farms Mehlhof and Stauderhof. You'll also enjoy a view on the Three Peaks!

The approximately 1,5 kilometer long lern-path is easily passable and pass by the fishpond of Bagni di Braies Vecchia/Bad Altprags. Along the path explain many informationsboards the main characteristics of the spring. Walking time: 1 hour Sign-post: No. 37

This varied hike takes you through a dreamlike landscape of lush forests, colorful alpine meadows, and wide mountain pastures – a true delight for nature lovers and those seeking relaxation.

The journey begins at the lively main square in Niederdorf (1,154 m). From here, you follow the well-marked trail number 15, gently winding through shady woods and blooming meadows until you reach the picturesque Putzalm at 1,743 meters – a perfect spot for a well-deserved break, to enjoy the tranquility, and to take in the magnificent panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.

The return is comfortably made along the same route. For those wishing to continue, a slightly uphill section leads to Buchsenriedl (1,803 m). From there, the path descends through the charming Kameriot meadows down to Altprags (1,379 m).

Next, you follow the Plätzwiesen road past Plung to the Säge. From there, a pleasant trail number 1 takes you back to Niederdorf in about an hour.

This tour is a true gem for anyone wanting to immerse themselves peacefully in nature.

An extremely scenic, six-kilometre high-altitude trail that follows old war trails and can also be recommended to less experienced mountain hikers, especially as the ascent can be done by lift and the way back by bus. The good trail leads from the Rotwand meadows, partly at the tree line, partly above it at the foot of vertical rockfalls, almost flat to the Kreuzberg Pass. From the path there are beautiful views of the Carnic ridge and the ice peaks of the Rieserferner group to the north. 

ATTENTION: Snowshoe hikes and ski tours should only be undertaken by experienced and well-trained mountaineers. Always consider the avalanche risk – carrying complete avalanche safety equipment (avalanche transceiver, probe, and shovel) is mandatory. Check the avalanche report and weather conditions before every tour. Those without sufficient experience should only join such tours in the company of a certified mountain guide.

Our walk begins at the Elementary School. We cross the small bridge over the square, and soon arrive at Von Kurz Square. Facing the City Hall, we head east along Jakob-Traunsteiner Street, following it until it merges briefly with Johann-Jaeger Street. A short walk brings us to the small, peaceful square known as “Roda-Platzl”. We continue by passing through a nearby railroad underpass, then follow the road Maistatt up to its first gentle hill. At the top, we turn left and descend along a path that runs close to the railway, heading east. After another railroad underpass, we reach the area known as Graapach. Just before the bridge, we turn right until we rejoin the Maistatt Road. Here we cross the  “Maiståtta Prugge” bridge. On the left stands a small pillar shrine dedicated to St. John of Nepomuk, protector of bridges and travelers. We continue along the road through Pian di Maia. On the right, the Noipruch fields stretch out into the distance, while to the left lie the fields of Graa. The path here is mostly flat but gradually ascends, leading us to a votive column dedicated to the Vierzan Noathelfa, the Fourteen Holy Helpers. We proceed a little further and arrive at Maistått once again. There we find a beautiful historic building, with a small chapel to St. Nepomuk. Behind the house,  flows a thermal spring. From the spring, a narrow forest path leads westward, following the stream through the woods. We pass a manger for forest animals, then turn left onto a peaceful forest trail, which brings us to the Reahwinkl forest road. From here, we enjoy a lovely view of Ratsberg (Mount Rota) and the distant St. Mary’s Church, a well-known place of pilgrimage. Descending from Reahwinkl, we make our way back to the Maiståtta-Prugge Bridge. Turning left, we follow Maistatt Road back toward the village. On our left stretches the called Groaße Putzaran, which extends until we reach the area known as Ersto Gåtto / Kiagåtto (Gåtto meaning “fence”). We continue along the same road, pass once more through the railroad underpass, and return to the familiar Roda-Platzl. From there, it’s just a short walk back to the Elementary School.