Wandelingen in het zuiden van Zuid-Tirol

This leisurely walk begins at Klobenstein station. Turn left after about 100m towards the town centre and turn off to your left (trail no. 37) just before the wide ramp (steps). When you come to the houses, turn right, continue onwards to the edge of the wood, turn right again and follow the trail to the fork in the road leading to the Von Eyrl Promenade. This route is split into a lower section (trail no. 37) at the foot of the slope, and an upper section with viewing platforms (trail no. 37A); If you walk the route in a loop, you can combine both sections. At the eastern end of the promenade, descend to Lengmoos primary school. From here, you can either walk to the right, which will take you to the centre of Klobenstein, or continue along the loop route to the left, towards Lengmoos. When you come to Lengmoos church square, the wide trail (Parschalkweg, no. 37B) leads in a gentle ascent to the Sallrainweg crossroads. From the roadside cross, continue along the trail until you come to the main road and turn left to the Ritten railway station bridge and the train station.

The tavern Bergjosl is located 600 meters above Terlan, but already belongs to the municipality of Mölten. The turnoff to the mountain restaurant is located halfway between Terlan and Mölten. The Mair family, owners of this Buschenschank, is supervising as well the only forest cemetery for animals in South Tyrol.

For used hikers this tour can start at the center of Terlan by walking along the Kirchgasse until reaching its end. Here you can find the last farm „Klaus in der Mühle" with its old mill. On the right starts the path to the weather cross (no. 3 A). You will reach the street to Mölten in front of the subway; take the way on the left and turn emediately right, in order to not pass the subway. From here take the left path after the second bend.

An other version of this way would be along the Weiler „Montigl" – „Grunerhof" and then through the scottish pine wood along rock faces to a panoramic view point. From here you can already see the "Buschenschank Bergjosl" and you reach it on a firstly slight descending path then go right.

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

The hut is located on the Speikboden at an altitude of 1,370 meters. It is open in summer from approximately the beginning of July to October and in winter from the beginning of December to April.

This leisurely stroll follows a country road through the vineyards to Tramin. At the halfway mark, in the tiny hamlet of Rungg, there is a farmer's inn offering drinks and snacks where you can rest (closed Wednsedays). After a visit to Tramin, we follow the same road back to Kurtatsch.

This scenic circular hike begins in the charming village of Petersberg and leads through gentle meadows, light forests, and to three traditional alpine huts: Schönrast, Schmieder, and Lahner. The route offers a perfect mix of natural beauty, panoramic views of the Dolomites, and welcoming huts serving local South Tyrolean cuisine. In summer, the alpine pastures are in full bloom, adding vibrant color to the landscape. This family-friendly, well-marked trail is ideal for nature lovers, leisure hikers, and anyone seeking peace and authenticity in the mountains.

The ropeway path leads from Gfrill/Cauria to the historic ruins of the ropeway station for material and wood transport.

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.

The Julius Payer Hut was named after Julius Payer, the famous cartographer and polar explorer who was the first to map the entire Ortler area. The hut has been managed by the Wöll Hermann family for over 20 years. It is situated in an extremely exposed position on the Tabaretta ridge at 3,029m altitude.

Neuhaus Castle Ruins (Maultasch) Neuhaus Castle was probably built in the early 13th century as a double castle: today only the walls remain. These were carefully restored, so that visitors can imagine what life was like there, in early times.

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.

A beautiful tour in the quiet valley of Jaufental. From the village of Mittertal/Val di Mezzo follow on a small road the mark “Hotel Jaufentalerhof” and hike further to Kaltenbrunn. Turn right and walk along the forest path (Bürglweg) back to Mittertal.

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.

Hike along the Monte di Mezzo, through the Spring Valley, around the Lakes of Monticolo and to the ruins of Castelchiaro.
Change of path along the hike: 13, 20, 16, 19, 13

Start right in the charming village of Steinegg and follow a beautiful – and at times moderately challenging – circular trail through forests, meadows and scenic viewpoints. The route covers 9.7 km and around 525 metres of elevation, leading you to romantic spots like the Spitzköfele, where breathtaking views of the Sciliar and Rosengarten await.

Along the way, you'll come across the lovingly restored wayside shrine “Ölgartner Bild” and finally arrive at the cosy Wiedenhof farm inn. A play area for kids and a petting zoo make it perfect for families – and a delicious break with regional delicacies is guaranteed.

The loop back to Steinegg is easy to manage – and the starting point is well connected by public transport or reachable directly from the village centre.

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.

This leisurely hike leads below the Rosengarten | Catinaccio on a pleasant and flat trail through forest and flowering mountain meadows to the Ochsenhütte hut. Homemade South Tyrolean specialities and delicious cakes can be enjoyed on the beautiful sun terrace with mountain views, while the children let off steam on the playground.

Latemar.Natura is a varied circular hike that combines breathtaking alpine scenery, interactive experiences and family-friendly exploration. Starting from the top station of the Oberholz chairlift, the trail leads to the stunning Latemar.360° viewing platform, offering an unforgettable panorama of the surrounding Dolomites. From there, the route continues across meadows and through open forests to the cozy Mayrl Alm, perfect for a relaxing break. Along the newly renovated return path, hikers of all ages will discover engaging nature stations that invite you to learn and explore the environment in a playful way. A perfect hike for families and nature lovers who want to experience the Dolomites with all senses.

A walk that speaks to the soul: Starting from the well-known pilgrimage site of Maria Weissenstein, this peaceful path leads through meadows, forested sections, and quiet countryside to the small settlement of St. Leonhard. The route is easy and suitable for anyone seeking tranquility, reflection, or a gentle way to experience nature.

Along the way, you’ll enjoy scenic views of the Eggental landscape, pass by traditional farmhouses, and experience a rare, calming silence. Blending nature, local culture and a touch of spirituality, this walk offers a truly meaningful experience – perfect for families, seniors, and mindful wanderers.

Hiking tour through Rastenbach gorge with some stairs and bridges. Not difficult hiking tour, but with some upgrades.