Nordic Walking w Południowym Tyrolu

The Puez circuit is an absolute treat for those who love long trail runs in alpine terrain. We go right at the entrance to the Vallunga, taking the path no. 12 through the Chedul Valley to Creispëina Pass. From the beginning, it’s quite steep, partially in steps, until the valley begins to open and becomes gentler and flatter. From Crespëina Pass we continue over the Dolomite High Path no. 2 to the Rifugio Puez, from there we continue to follow the High Path no. 2 until it diverges in path no. 16, which brings us back to Vallunga.

We start at the Selva skating arena and follow path no. 17A to the first station of the cross, and from there on path no. 17A over the Rifugio Juac in the direction of Rifugio Firenze (path no. 3-1) and over path no. 13 into the UNESCO World Heritage Puez-Geisler Park in the direction of Pieralongia. We then take path no. 4A which brings us to the mountain station of the Col Raiser cable car. We continue on path no. 4 to the Gamsblut hut, from there along path no. 1A to the Sangon hut, past the Lech Ciaulonch and then on path no. 3 to the Rifugio Juac, which leads back to the Selva skating arena.

We start in Selva at the “Kulturhaus Oswald von Wolkenstein” and follow path no. 30B in the direction of Monte Pana, where we also cross the Ciaslat meadow at the foot of the World Cup downhill route Saslong’s notorious “camel back”. Arriving at the Monte Pana road, we cross this and continue on the hiking trail to the next fork, there we bear right in the direction of S. Cristina and come by way of the Tervela Waterfall to the base station of the Monte Pana chair lift. Here we run directly towards Ruacia, right past the finish area of the Saslong downhill route, up the Ruacia road to the roundabout in the centre of S. Cristina and from there the Tieja Road uphill until we turn right on the old railway and head back to Selva.

The running route from Terenten to Pichlern combines paved roads with scenic natural paths. It’s an ideal choice for runners seeking variety and relaxation.

Nordic Walking Moderately difficult, two-hour tour to the ancient healing baths and thermal springs of Innichen / San Candido and the Riese-Haunoldhütte / Rifugio Gigante Baranci refuge, in the middle of the forest. Return possibility by the chairlift.

Starting point: San Candido, hiking time: 2 hours, difference of level: 300 m

The chairlift Haunold/Baranci and the Riese-Haunoldhütte / Rifugio Gigante Baranci refuge are open from the end of May until the the beginning of October and from the beginning of December until the end of March.

The medium-difficulty running loop in Vals offers a harmonious mix of paved paths, loose surfaces, and short asphalt sections, providing a well-rounded experience for all fitness levels.

The route from Terenten to Pein and Margen combines varied terrain with beautiful views. It’s perfect for experienced runners seeking a balanced challenge and scenic enjoyment.

The tour into the Vallunga is the ideal introductory tour for first-time mountain bikers or for families. It is toned-down because the tour goes not go into the upper Vallunga, but only just as far as the mouth of the valley.

From Selva, we run to the parking area in Vallunga and from there past the path no. 14 to the St. Sylvester chapel, and then on through a forest of larches and Swiss stone pines, where we slowly gain elevation and can enjoy the unique panorama of the surrounding Puez-Geisler Nature Park. The valley ends in a large, flat meadow (Pra da Rì), which serves as the turning point of our route.

Shorter Variant: We run to the St. Sylvester chapel and then turn left there at the way of the cross (path no. 26), follow this and then run over Daunei back to Selva.

This route circling the Sassolungo massif is a superlative trial run. The beautiful landscape and the breathtaking views will make you forget the physical exertion. The route runs mostly on a constant elevation between approx. 2,200 m and 2,300 m, so that you experience only small changes in elevation.

Run peacefully through the idyllic landscape of Rodeneck! This short and easy route on the Ywein Trail is perfect for all fitness levels – ideal for recharging and enjoying nature.

The Panoramic Trail in Terento is an easy running route with breathtaking views. With a total length of 4.8 km and a mix of asphalt and forest trails, it’s ideal for anyone looking to combine nature and physical activity.

We start at the Selva skating arena and follow path no. 17A to the first station of the cross, and from there on path no. 17A over the Rifugio Juac in the direction of Rifugio Firenze (path no. 3-1) and over path no. 13 into the UNESCO World Heritage Puez-Geisler Park in the direction of Pieralongia. We then take path no. 4A which brings us to the mountain station of the Col Raiser cable car. We continue on path no. 4 to the Gamsblut hut, from there along path no. 1A to the Sangon hut, past the Lech Ciaulonch and then on path no. 3 to the Rifugio Juac, which leads back to the Selva skating arena.

The Stocknertal Circular Trail in Terento is a short and easy running trail through the charming woods near the village center. With a length of 3 km and a mix of asphalt and forest paths, it’s ideal for beginners and anyone looking to combine physical activity with a natural setting.

The run from Mühlbach to Vintl offers an easy, flat trail, perfect for both relaxed runs and ambitious long-distance training. The scenic backdrop of the Puster Valley adds charm to every step.

Discover the breathtaking landscape around Spinges and Jochtal! This challenging running trail combines a sporty challenge with extraordinary natural experiences – perfect for adventure lovers.

The 1,6 km long Alpine-Well-Fit-Parcour is composed of four stations with suggestions of stretching exercises, mobilization, strengthening- and relaxation exercises, all to help improve your well-being. The parkour runs from the original “well-fit” route between Plaus and Naturno along the bottom of Monte Tramontana. Starting point is at the “Gröbenweg” in Plaus.

The Valley Trail to Pfunders is a challenging route, perfect for experienced runners. With its varied, mostly well-maintained paths and breathtaking natural scenery, this trail offers a unique experience – ideal for those seeking a physical challenge while enjoying the beauty of the surroundings.