Wandelingen in het zuiden van Zuid-Tirol

On the malga Leadner Alm, a former farmstead on the Tschögglberg, delicious homemade food is waiting for you, as well as beautiful surroundings and a fantastic views. The alpine pasture is located at a height of 1530 meters and has a large meadow and in winter there are many opportunities for slidding down hills for children.

Worthwhile hike through the Zerzertal valley to the alpine pastures Brugger- and Oberdörferalm with panoramic views of the Upper Vinschgau Valley basin and the surrounding Alps.

The romanesque church St.Jakob on the Langfenn is positioned on the most visible and on the highest point of the Salten (1525m). The church stands on prehistoric ground and could tell us probabely many interesting and exciting historical things. On the altar we can see Saint Jakob, the protector of all hikers, and on his side the two Patrons of the pest, Rochus and Sebastian.

The new Ortler High Mountain Trail extends around the Stelvio National Park, from Venosta Valley in South Tyrol to Valtellina in Lombardy. With an altitude performance of 8,126 m across the entire route, this high Alpine hike circumnavigates the Ortler Group, in sections running at over 3,000 m altitude, and is one of the most demanding high-altitude routes in the Alpine region. Here, everything is demanded of even the most experienced mountain hikers: surefootedness, good fitness and suitable equipment are basic requirements for the seven-day tour, as one section runs over glacial terrain. The company of a mountain guide is recommended. 

The Ortler High Mountain Trail is approximately 119.5 km long, and offers a highly unique experience in nature. It is divided into seven daily stages, each of which can be completed in six to eight hours. The individual stages of the circular hike can also be undertaken as eventful single-day hikes exploring the wide variety of local fauna and flora in the Stelvio National Park. The ideal time for all experienced mountain hikers is between June to September, with mild temperatures and clear visibility offering a unique panoramic view of the Ortler Group glaciers. Each stage of this high Alpine circular hiking trail offers its own special scenic highlights in the truest sense of the word.

The designated Alpine pastures and mountain huts along this high Alpine route are working farms and offer both food and accommodation to hikers.

You hike through the beautiful natural landscape of the Eggental Valley and take a journey through our solar system - the Planet Path makes it possible! This special hike brings you closer to the fascinating vastness of the universe. 

Starting from our star, the sun, which can be seen on the wall of the observatory, you will find all 8 planets of our solar system as well as the dwarf planet Pluto at their true-to-scale distance from the sun. Every step you take corresponds to about 1 million kilometres. And yet you will be travelling for almost 3 hours until you have visited all the planets. 
At each station, you will learn exciting facts about the celestial bodies and their unique characteristics. 
TIP Audio guide:
Download the free app izi.TRAVEL onto your mobile phone and search for the "Planetary Trail Gummer". Activate the GPS function on your mobile phone and you'll have your own personal audio guide with you on the tour. At each planet station, this digital guide will tell you interesting facts about the respective planet.

The Planet Path is not only an adventure for anyone interested in astronomy, but also for nature lovers who want to enjoy the tranquillity and beauty of the South Tyrolean landscape.
The route is easy to walk and takes you through idyllic forests, over gentle hills and along vantage points that offer you ever-changing views of the mountains. 

Important note: There are no refreshment stops along the entire circular route. However, at the start and end of this hike you will find the Unteregger inn, which will spoil you with South Tyrolean specialities.

This hike takes us through wonderful meadow landscapes to the Panidersattel. Here there is a wonderful view of the Grödnertal, the Geislerspitzen and the Sella massif. In addition, there is always a magnificent view of Kastelruth.

In the 1900s, a bear trap which still survives to this day was built on the Panider Sattel/Passo Pinei. To lure the bear into the pit, a sheep or goat was tied to a nearby stake; the pit was covered over with branches or twigs such that, on approaching its prey, the bear would fall into the pit and be unable to escape.


This hiking tour can be found in the family hiking booklet “Out and About with Nix the Witch”.

Embark on a journey through time on a family-friendly Vinschgau valley hike: the Oberwaal trail dates back to 1348, offering scenic views of the Malser Haide UNESCO World Heritage site.

Water flow: from May
Refreshment stop: In the inns in Mals and at the Solis restaurant

Surrounded by larch forests and alpine meadows, the mountain inn is located in the northern part of the plateau Salten, above Flaas. On the Lanzenschusterhof homemade dishes are a priority: hearty starters with alpine wild plants, fine specialities of ox meet traditional South Tyrolean cuisine. You can relax on the sun terrace while the children play on the playground or watch the animals at the petting zoo. During the summer often barbeques and live music are waiting for you.

The excursion is located very beautiful and you walk between green meadows and woods. It extends on a big part on the back of the altiplano "Tschöggelberg", from Avelengo to Lavenna, the highest point of the Salto.

The romanesque church St.Jakob on the Langfenn is positioned on the most visible and on the highest point of the Salto (1525m). The church stands on prehistoric ground and could tell us probabely many interesting and exciting historical things. On the altar we can see Saint Jakob, the protector of all hikers, and on his side the two Patrons of the pest, Rochus and Sebastian..

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 Plattweg trail takes you to the lonely South Tyrolean mountain world, with far reaching views of the Resia Lake. From the station at the top of the Haideralm/Malga S. Valentino follow the forest road towards the valley until the path forks for the first time. From there follow the forest road signposted no. 18 to the left. The long gravel path offers some clearings with beautiful views over the valley. The forest road signposted no. 11 branches off to the right, crossing a forest road three times. At the third crossing leave the path signposted no. 11, follow the forest path signposted no. 18A to the right, cross the Vallatschbach river until the path joins the forest path signposted no. 9, which leads to Plagött and then to the village of St. Valentin.
Alternative: Follow the path signposted no. 11 without changing to the path signposted no. 18A. The last section is an asphalted road from Kaschon to St. Valentin

Leisurely hike from Upper Valdaora along the Lottersteig trail (no. 21B) to the historic “Old Goste” – a charming destination with rustic flair.

Follow the theme trail through a pristine habitat along the Schalderer Bach torrent. The pure mountain waters of this natural monument pass through the Schalderertal Valley for 11 km before flowing into the Eisack river at Vahrn/Varna, just north of Brixen/Bressanone.

The Mühlwaal along the Wasserfallweg and the Pröfingweg was renovated by the canal guards in 2011. It draws its water from the Zielbach stream, coming from the well-known Zieltal valley, and is used to irrigate the Rabland/Rablà orchards that spread along the east and south sides of the village. In winter, the historic Waal is used for fire fighting by the volunteer fire brigades.

Before the construction of the road connection to Val Gardena valley, the postman brought mail to the valley using the old Poststeig Trail.

An easy and interesting mountain hike which is not too strenuous, ideal for families. Starting at Schöneben/Belpiano mountain station, a gently rising hiking trail leads up to the edge of the forest with wonderful views of the mountain scenery, the imposing glacier giants of the Weißkugel and Ortler mountains and the turquoise Resia Lake. The descent to the Haideralm/Malga S. Valentino is easily manageable. From the Haideralm to the village of St. Valentin either hike or take the cable car. Use public transport to get from St. Valentin back to Reschen.
Note: It is also possible to start this hike from the Haideralm.

The parcour trail in Trafoi is about 1.8 km long and leads mostly through the shady forest. The central access is located below the Hotel Madatsch. From there, the path moves through the forest above Trafoi to parking lot 1. Along the way there are several stations and instructions for various athletic exercises.

This relaxed walk does not require any experience or sure-footedness: It runs along an easy path which is also suitable for children.

The parcour in Gomagoi starts at the fortress in Gomagoi and leads in 3,4km and about 2h walking time to the fishing lake in Stilfs. On the way there are 10 stations with instructions for various physical exercises.

This easy hike starts at the Oberegger Alm in Geiselsberg. Trail no. 4A gently winds through the landscape to Trattes, with hardly any elevation gain.
A stop at the Oberegger Alm is highly recommended – whether before or after your hike, it's a great place to enjoy some local flavors.

Many farms used to have their own mill. Those without a mill would take their grain to the neighbor's mill, to the village mill (located on today's Mühlweg) or to the Lochmühle. The Vallatsches mill, the village mill and the Lochmühle were moved by the power of the water of the Tramentanbach river. The mill trail leads from Stelvio via Faslar to the Vallatsches mill and along the Tramentanbach river back to Stelvio.

The Mills Trail in Terenten is a perfect family-friendly walk that combines nature, history, and unique views. A relaxed path that highlights the charm of the old mills and the magical atmosphere of the Earth Pyramids.

Diverse, shady forest path into Kirchbachtal Valley by the remnants of old mills (Stegmühle mill, Aichermühle mill, millstones at Linserhof farm) from distant times.

The High Alpine Trail of Planeil runs on an ancient irrigation channel path and is split into 3 sections

At the eight stations along the trail, kids and adults alike will learn about the animals that are important for the survival of our woodland. So we start the trip to visiting Ivo, Bella, Walter & Co.
With Pyramix we follow the tracks of the wild animals on the sunny high plateau Renon. The nature experience trail with the marking no. 16 leads us from Soprabolzano through woods and meadows over the village from Soprabolzano past to the farm Lobis and its mill.
At the beginning of the trail Pyramix welcomes us and tells us a lot about the wildlife on Renon. Curiosity is already aroused and off we go!
We already see the first coloured spots between the trees. What could this be? ...It is Fiona, the clever Mrs. Fox. Here in the forest she has found a great place for her earth.
The path leads us further to Ivo, a companion with a spiky hairstyle, which you can find especially at night while looking for food. Well, which animal do you think is meant?
Again and again we pass various forest and meadow inhabitants. Whether it's Walter, the busy woodpecker, who hammers a cave for his chicks into the tree, or Sissi, the busy squirrel, who collects his stocks.
At each of these stations, children will find great opportunities to play and learn about the characteristics of the animals in a playful way, and of course there is also a description of the wild animal with its special features.
Entertainment and fun for young and old are therefore guaranteed.The nature trail is simply FUNtastic!

This leisurely hike starts in Upper Valdaora and follows trail no. 32A to Gassl, continuing on to Bad Bergfall. Along the way, you’ll enjoy beautiful views and walk through peaceful forest sections. A stop at the Panorama Restaurant is well worth it – South Tyrolean specialties and a stunning view await you. At the end of the tour, you can visit the sulfur springs of Bad Bergfall – a unique natural experience steeped in history.

The massive mountain, in Val Venosta known as the Laaser Peak, offers an impressive panorama and numerous meditative places. The path runs through light larch and Swiss stone pine (Pinus cembra) stands, across flowering alpine lawns and leads in the imposing rocky zone through a plateau with stone-men as an orientation aid, the "Steinmann Gasseloch". If there is strong wind, organ pipes are said to sound there, hence the Martell name "Orgelspitze". Via a pathless but well marked blocky summit, one reaches the highest point at 3305m.

Hike through lush meadows and mixed forest to the Möserbiotop and the Aldein mills

A hike with a fantastic panorama and historical highlights. The tour starts below the sports field in Reschen/Resia. Follow the path signposted no. 2 in the direction of Plamort. Walk along the forest road for about an hour until you reach the plateau. Here you can explore the first bunkers, a complete defence system from the Second World War. If interested, follow the signs at the Oculus information board to the anti-tank barriers on the left hand side of the forest road. Alongside the anti-tank barriers to the east the path branches off to the south. A little further on, directly after the hill, a breath-taking panorama awaits you at the viewing rock. For the descent, not far from the panorama point, a narrower and steeper path no. 1A on the left leads back to Reschen.
Note: If the descent is too steep, follow the forest road instead and continue on the same route as on the ascent.

A circular hike to Außerraschötz with steeper sections and a beautiful panoramic view on Villnöss valley and Val Gardena.