Wandelen en alpinisme in de Dolomieten

GRAN JU TRAIL (1650 m, H-R  50 min.)
The Gran Ju circular trail is very easy and at the same time scenically interesting with beautiful views of the Val Badia, Monte Pütia and St. Martin. The route is also particularly suitable for families with small children and prams.
The circular trail starts at the mountain station of the Piz de Plaies lift on Col dl'Ancona and leads to the hamlet of Gran Ju, from where a pleasant forest path leads back to Col dl'Ancona.

Easy walk from Bruneck/Brunico to "Kaiserwarte" and Reischach/Riscone.

Around 1903, on the highest point of "Kühbergl/Monte Spalliera", a 18 meters high observation tower was built, which allowed the Emperor Franz Joseph I to observe the artillery movements in Brunico and surroundings. This tower and the hill were named "Kaiserwarte". Later the tower became a popular scenic spot, but over the years it suffered natural damages and in 1950 it had to be removed for safety reasons. Currently a small stone column can be seen where once the tower stood.

From Antholz Mittertal (sport area) > Eggerhöfe > turn left > foresty road n. 3/12. You will find the Klammbach waterfall below the Bergeralm.

From the church square, take the road between the Sport Erich shop and the Tabarel restaurant. After crossing the bridge, in front of you, you will see the indication for the „Spiaggetta Ciamaor“. Once you have reached the Spiaggetta, continue along the path „Tres la Val“, which leads through meadows and forests of rare beauty for about 10km to Pederü. You can return to San Vigilio by shuttle bus or by following the same route.

This adventure trail showcases the extraordinary interaction between nature and wildlife and invites you to relax and unwind.

Traditions and a glimpse of times long gone

The mountain farmsteads on the southern hillside of the Pusteria/Pustertal valley are a remnant of the times when the Romans began to settle in the area. Only a little is left of the ancient baths of Ilistra/Ilstern, to which the locals once flocked in search of the soothing medicinal effect of their spa waters. Not far off, a small chapel has successfully defied the centuries and can easily be reached on a meditation trail. But hiking along Monghezzo/Getzenberg also offers plenty of impressions of the hard life and labor of mountain farmers, and the ancient farmhouses are often named after the dwellers' special dedication: The Vögler farmstead, for example, recalls the old Tyrolean tradition of fowling, or bird-catching.
Half-way up the route at 1112 m, the Jausenstation Hoferhof inn is a fine place for a break and some refreshments. A small, carefully restored chapel is all that is left of a hermitage, which is said to have been located not far from the Getzenbergerhof inn. The Kustoler-Hof farmstead was named after the Romance term for a fortified area, and the Roman milestone on the western edge of the hamlet Casteldarne/Ehrenburg is yet another witness of the ancient settlements in and around Chienes/Kiens.

From Antholz Niedertal (towards the fishpond or starting from Walderhöfe) follow the mark n. 31b > Hofstatt Alm.

From Oberrasen: parking spot > Oberstallerhof > on the bar follow the mark n. 5 > Hochrautalm hut.

From Restaurant Mudler: mark n. 31 > Mudler See (pond) > mark n. 5 (possibility of a shortcut marking no. 5C) > Hochrautalm hut.

Tip: Very rewarding the climb to the Lutterkopf as well (2,145 m). 

The Concordia 360° panoramic trail is ideal for families with children (also suitable for strollers). At and around the summit of Plan de Corones you will find various attractions that will captivate young and old. The MMM Corones, the LUMEN Museum, the Peace Bell Concordia 2000 with its panoramic relief of the surrounding mountains, the giant swing Skyskraper, various children's activities and much more await you along the circular path!


The 360° hike pays tribute to these grand vistas by directing the eye to the unique geological features of the surroundings: the Dolomites in the south and the main ridge of the Central Alps to the north. The trail is dotted with viewpoints designed and skilfully staged by local artist Helmut Pizzinini, highlighting the jaw-dropping uniqueness of the landscape.

It consists on a hut to hut hike, starting from Antermoia both in clockwise and in counter clockwise direction possible. From the typical mountain village of Antermoia you proceed to Alfarei and follow the indications for Montemuro, from where you descend on a path to the Pecol hut. Proceeding on the forestal road you reach the parking place Pé de Börz. You follow the path number 8, which leads you after ca. 45 pleasant walking minutes to the Passo delle Erbe where the next two alpine huts are waiting for you: Ütia de Börz and the Cir hut. After another 20 minutes through the marvellous flowering pastures which decorate the Sas Pütia you reach the Munt de Fornella. On your left you continue through the “Stone Village” and in ca. 35 minutes you reach the last of the planned alpine huts, that of Göma. From here you return to Antermoia on an easy path. Walking time: 6 h

From Camping Corones > on the "Dorfrundweg Rasen" slightly uphills to the road Redensberg > downwards and turning left up to the "Jagdhaus" > turning right until reaching a bar > continue on the edge of the woods reaching the barbecue area > cross the main road > path to the river > along the river back to Oberrasen or Niederrasen.

From Antholz Niedertal (Bad Salomonsbrunn) > Walderhöfe > mark n. 31b or the forest road to the Hofstattalm (rest station) > Langeggalm (not open) > the path continues to the Durakopf peek.

From the barbecue area Oberrasen > follow the mark n. 4B: first along the new built trail and then as soon as it meets the forest road always continue on it to the Laner Alm hut (hut not managed)

There is a great treasure trove of legends in the village of St. Lorenzen. In order to bring it to the attention of the community, the 3 km long Legend Trail was established. It is based on the collection of legends by the old master of Tyrolean legend research Johann A. Hezl. Pupils from the primary school designed the picture boards for the ten stations.

COL DL'ANCONA TRAIL (1650 m, H-R  35 min.)
The Col dl'Ancona circular trail is very easy and at the same time scenically interesting with beautiful views of the Val Badia, Monte Pütia and St. Martin. The route is also particularly suitable for families with small children and prams.
The circular trail starts at the mountain station of the Piz de Plaies lift on Col dl'Ancona and leads to the Alpinus Agriturism, from where a pleasant forest path leads back to Col dl'Ancona.

Tales and stories of Mount Kienberg

 With its 1222 m, Mount Kienberg stands out from its surroundings like an island. A plutonic rock formed during the creation of the Alps, it emerged from the heart of the earth only to be smoothed down by passing glaciers over the course of countless years. Today, Kienberg is a broad, rotund ridge shrouded in legends: The hike along the Kienberg trail from Casteldarne/Ehrenburg to Mantana/Montal runs past the Plattnerhof farm. Legend has it that once upon a time, it was the home of a stone-hearted man. One day, the farmer chased away a hungry beggar with nothing but insults and threats, upon which the beggar cursed the mountain, making all its springs run dry.
After a short break at the hamlet of Mantana/Montal, the hike runs back to Casteldarne/Ehrenburg along an old trail depicting the Stations of the Cross. Every year, pilgrims from Predoi/Prettau in the Aurina/Ahrntal valley flock here to ask the Madonna of the Grains to bless their home and livestock and to grant their fields favorable weather.
The highest point of the ridge is 1222 m above sea-level. This hike is ideal for those who love quiet trails far from the beaten track. Stop for a break at Gasthof Alpenrose (Mantana/Montal), Hofschenke Lerchner's (Ronchi/Runggen), or Gasthof Obermair.

The snowshoe hike from the Angerer Alm to the Lanzwiesen Alm along trail No. 6 is a true winter adventure. The path leads you through snowy forests and gentle hills, allowing you to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the winter landscape. Starting at the Angerer Alm, you follow the well-marked trail that takes you to the picturesque Lanzwiesen Alm in about 1.5 hours. Once there, you can take a well-deserved break and admire the pristine nature of the Dolomites. The hike is perfect for snowshoe hikers of all levels and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

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

From Antholz Niedertal> at the curch turn left > edge of the woods > Maierhöfe (Pfaffingerhof) > mark n. 6 > Grentealm.

From Antholz Mittertal > Ausserweger sawmill > turn right > at the parking area follow path n. 6 (steep path) > or follow the foresty street > Grentealm.

Tipp: Climb to the Grente cross 2.250 m. Here you can descend on the path n. 6b to the Ochsenalm. Or from the Grentealm > path n. 6a > Kumplalm.

From Antholz Mittertal > Riederhof > Müllerkofel trail > Nösslerhof > forest path 500 m in direction Antholz Niedertal (not path n. 1) > forest path back to Antholz Mittertal until crossing trail "Geißsteig" > Burgegger mill > Riederhof > path n. 1 > Camping Antholz/Hofer > path n. 11 (Franzosensteig) > Antholz Mittertal.

This walk starts at the Strada Ciasé (opposite Garni Cristallo). Turn right at the Gran Pré business park and then continue until you reach the Ciasé farmstead. Walk slightly uphill to the Bella Vista Hotel Emma and return to San Vigilio on the roadside pavement.

This scenic hike begins in the mountain village of Geiselsberg and descends along trail no. 14 to Bad Bergfall. The varied route leads through meadows and open woodlands, offering lovely views down into the valley. It’s an easy trail, perfect for a relaxed half-day outing.

The 2.5 km hike through the Wielental/Valle di Vila has no difficulties and is therefore also suitable for families with children.

From the Hotel Monte Paraccia the path runs uphill to the hamlet of Torpëi. There you can enjoy the beautiful view of San Vigilio. The path continues past farm buildings. Return to the village via the hamlet of Pinëi.

This pleasant hike above Pfalzen leads through meadows and along the edge of the forest, passes wayside crosses, chapels and farms and offers a beautiful view on the village and the Kronplatz.

From the parkin space at the Biathlon center > pass the Tiroler Hütte hut > along the street to the Enzianhütte hut > same way back to the starting point

Opposite the church in Antermoia, take a left onto trail no. 8 and follow the small road to the bridge at Fidelis. Head back to Antermoia along the main road (left).

Park your car on the top of the Staller Saddle (2.050 m) > path n. 113 > Lake Obersee > Hinterpasslerhütte.

Alternatively from Lake Antholz > trail no. 11 > Staller Saddle > Obersee > Hinterpasslerhütte.

The snowshoe hike on the Cima Lasta/Astjoch Peak (2,194 m) is one of the most rewarding things to do in the area. The magnificent summit view of the surrounding mountains is simply impressive.

Before you start for a snowshoe hike you should always consult the avalanche and weather report!

A light but impressive snowshoe hike at Geiselsberger Hinterberg. Start of the hike is at the valley station Gassl with the possibility for free parking. From here it goes still without snowshoes to Bad Bergfall to the first bridge. From the access road leading to the "Erschbaum-Hof" you will pass a small wooden bridge, along an old fence, uphill over the meadows to the "Bigraber-Hof". There we cross the road leading to "Bad Berfall". Continue past the "Kirchsteig" above the "Oberlechner-Hof" (Hotel Lenz) to the deer park. As soon as we see the "Unterrainerhof", turn right up to a small larch forest below the valley station Marchner; Along the fence (mark) turn left to the "Gruns farm" and from there continue over the free meadows or the access road to the "Trattes" farmhouse, where you have the possibility to stop. From there, through a romantic but safe canyon down to the "sulfur bath" and then to Bad Bergfall. From here, without snowshoes, along the Furkel brook back to the starting point. Depending on the condition of the snow, some icy spots may be present.