Wandelen en alpinisme in de Dolomieten

From Niederrasen (Linde) > path n. 8 (steep) > Rauterhöfe > turn left on path n. 22 or passing the farm on the right following the panorama path > Redensbergerhöfe > paved raod n. 4 > Pfaffingerhöfe > Niederrasen.

From Niederrasen > passing the church > continue on the asphaltic road on the edge of the woods (mark n. 20) > Oberstallerhöfe > path of return following mark n. 5 > Oberrasen.

The walk to the earth pyramids of Plata is suitable for families and leads to a unique attraction in the Dolomites. 

A stroll through times long gone

More than 2000 years ago, the Pusteria/Pustertal valley was put under the administrative control of the Roman Empire. Today, a stroll through Casteldarne/Ehrenburg reveals many a witness of the times when the valley formed part of the Noricum Province, formerly a vast Celtic kingdom. A 2 m column sculpted from quartz phyllite is one of the best-preserved Roman milestones. Erected under the rule of Emperor Lucius Septimius Severus Augustus, it marks the distance to the Roman city of Aguntum near Lienz in East Tyrol. The magnificent Ehrenburg Castle, which dates back to 1250, is another sight not to be missed. Casteldarne/Ehrenburg with its traditional wooden fences and pretty dry stone walls, is the ideal place to stop, sit back, and take in the marvelous views of the soft-rolling meadows and craggy peaks of the Fundres/Pfunders massif.
There are a number of inns to take a well-deserved break at: Gasthof Gatterer, Gasthof Obermair, and Hotel zur Post.

From the parking place at the Biathlon Center > pass the Tiroler Hut > if conditions permit go on the foot path on the frozen lake.

IMPORTANT: The ice thickness is regularly checked, and the lake is only opened when it is sufficiently thick. Please check before entering whether the Lake Antholz is currently safe to walk on.

Although the trail itself is neither very exposed nor particularly difficult, this hike is a long one and requires a certain amount of stamina. The peak offers stunning 360° panoramic views out onto the central Alps and the Dolomites.

Just beneath the church, walk past the nearby barn and cross the two bridges, continuing to Pecëi. Then follow the forest roads marked 17a and 17b to Spizan and finally past Cëindles all the way to Juvel, where you can enjoy the stunning views of the majestic Sass dla Crusc peak. To walk back, take the forestry road no. 9.

The hike to the waterfalls in Rein in Taufers starts at the "Winkel-Wasserfallbar" parking lot and leads to a breathtaking natural spectacle in about 20 minutes. Along the way, you ascend approximately 50 meters in elevation and are rewarded with a stunning view of the roaring waterfalls. The waterfall trail is short and easy to walk, making it perfect for a spontaneous nature outing. The refreshing mist and the power of the water provide an unforgettable experience for all nature lovers.

The hike to the Moarhof Alm in Hofern starts at the Gelenke parking lot. From there, follow the "Murmeltierweg" trail, which takes you to the alpine hut in about one hour. This hike involves an elevation gain of approximately 240 meters. The path is pleasant and leads through a picturesque landscape of meadows and forests, with occasional views of the surrounding mountains. The Murmeltierweg trail is well-marked and particularly popular with families due to its ease and the interesting glimpses of nature it offers. Once you reach the Moarhof Alm, you can enjoy local specialties and soak in the relaxing atmosphere of the hut.

From Niederrasen (Haus Hölzl) > on the left side walk on the edge of the woods > foresty road > Alte Goste.

The hike to Mühlbacher Badl starts at the Mühlbachtal parking lot and follows trail no. 2. The leisurely walk takes about 30 minutes and leads through the picturesque Mühlbachtal, accompanied by the soothing sound of the stream. At the end of the trail, you reach Mühlbacher Badl, a charming spot perfect for relaxing and unwinding. This short but rewarding hike is ideal for those who enjoy nature and tranquility.

The hike starts in Oberolang. Follow the paved road uphill until it joins trail no. 20B, which leads through the forest to the Brunstalm – a great spot for a short break with scenic views.

From the alpine hut, continue on trail no. 20, which becomes steeper and more demanding. The route climbs across alpine meadows and rocky sections up to the Kühwiesenkopf summit, offering a stunning panorama over the Dolomites and the Puster Valley.

The hike to Oberegger Alm is a wonderful experience for anyone looking to explore the beauty of the Dolomites on foot. There are two starting points for this hike: you can begin in Gassl or Geiselsberg. The path Nr. 3 brings you through picturesque landscapes with dense forests and wide meadows, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountain peaks. The hike is easily accessible and provides a relaxing way to enjoy nature. After a pleasant ascent, you’ll finally reach Oberegger Alm, situated on a beautiful plateau. Here, you can refresh yourself in the cozy hut with traditional South Tyrolean delicacies and soak in the peaceful atmosphere of the alm.

For those who prefer a more convenient option, Oberegger Alm is also accessible by car. Whether you choose to hike or drive, the alm is the perfect place to enjoy a break in the midst of nature. Oberegger Alm is an ideal destination for hikers and nature lovers who want to experience an easily accessible yet idyllic mountain retreat in the Dolomites.

An easy hiking of 2,5 km, in the Wielental/Valle di Vila, which presents no difficulties and is therefore well suited for families and children.

From Niederrasen to Oberrasen > along the river > Bad Salomonsbrunn (5 km).

A beautiful walk, suitable also for families, through the green landscape, to the mountain inn Haidenberg.

From Antholz Mittertal (sports area) > farm Eggerhöfe > at the bridge starts the trail to the Egger waterfall > back to the farm Egger > path n. 3 to the Klammbach waterfall > on the same way back to the starting point

From Antholz Mittertal (sport area) > Eggerhöfe > at the bridge continue along the creek Egger to the waterfall.

Family-friendly hike to the Bauhoff Inn, located above the village of Uttenheim, at 1000 m altitude.

From Antholz Niedertal > path n. 15 to the Dörfl > Nösslerhof > Berghotel Johanneshof > and back on the main road to the starting point.

The hike to the Hofstattalm in Antholz starts at the Walderhöfe farms in Niedertal. From there, follow trail 31A, which leads you to the alpine hut in about 30 minutes. This short but varied route involves an elevation gain of approximately 250 meters. The path winds through dense forests and offers beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. The Hofstattalm is a popular destination for families and hikers seeking a short but rewarding hike. Once at the top, you can enjoy refreshments at the hut and take in the stunning mountain scenery.

Take trail no. 20 from the Antermoia sports grounds and head uphill to the hamlet Colac along a sun-spoilt path with stunning views. Follow the road which descends into the valley and keep left until you reach the hamlet Val. Continue along the Michael Plattner trail (20a) through the forest. At the wooden bridge, take a left along the road towards Rina.

From Niederrasen > Camping Corones > forestry road in the woods > Neunhäusern.

Caution: use the path under the bridge of the statal road!

The LandArt Trail in Pfalzen is a wonderful, family-friendly hike that starts at the Pfalzen sports zone. The circular trail takes about an hour and leads through a picturesque landscape adorned with artworks in nature. The art installations along the trail invite you to experience nature creatively and offer a special atmosphere that delights both adults and children. The trail is easy to walk and perfect for a relaxing outing with the whole family.

This pleasant 2-hour hike starts in Oberolang at the cemetery. You can easily reach the center of Oberolang with the Citybus 435.1, and after a short walk of about 300 meters, you'll arrive at the starting point. The hike takes you through a picturesque forest along the Olanger Reservoir, until you reach our neighboring village of Welsberg. The outward path is 5.6 km long, and for the return, you can either take the regional train (No. 400) or walk back again.

The hike to Lanzwiesen Alm begins at the parking lot near Pizzeria Panorama in Oberolang and promises a true nature experience in the Dolomites. About 100 meters from the parking lot, trail No. 7 begins, which you’ll follow for approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes. The path takes you through picturesque landscapes, past dense forests and blooming alpine meadows, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains. After a moderate ascent, you’ll reach Lanzwiesen Alm, a charming hut nestled in an idyllic setting. Here, you can take a well-deserved break and enjoy the peace and beauty of nature. From Lanzwiesen Alm, you have two attractive options to continue your hike: you can extend your trek to Brunst Alm, or you can choose to descend to Angerer Alm, where you can also take a pleasant break. Both options offer further wonderful views and encounters with nature, making this hike so special. The hike to Lanzwiesen Alm is ideal for anyone looking for a varied trek in the breathtaking landscape of the Dolomites.