Wszystkie szlaki wędrówkowe w południowym Tyrolu

The winter hike begins at the "Dax" car park, which you reach via the Brenner state road. From the left-hand bend of the highway exit between Gossensass and the Brenner Pass, a small side road takes you to the car park (signposted ‘Hühnerspielhütte’). From there, a wide, well-maintained forest path leads you uphill in gentle hairpin curves through the forest and across clearings before the path finally climbs more steeply to the Hühnerspielhütte (1868 m). Note that the hut is closed in the 2024/25 winter season. Make sure you have enough to drink and provisions with you, as there is no refreshment stop.

Varied tour in a quiet area with beautiful view over Braies lake and the surrounding mountains. From the Braies lake turn right until the “Riedlhof” and continuing on the path until you reach “Casera Nuova/Kasern”, then turn left on the slightly rising and small path up to the “Sella di Monte Nero/Schwarzbergsattel”. The way down to the “Val Foresta/Grünwaldtal” is partly very steep and a short section is protected with a wire-cable. From “Val Foresta/Grünwaldtal” back to the starting point – Braies lake. Walking time: 4,5 hours Sign-post: no. 20, no. 61, no 19, no. 1 Challenge: moderately demanding

With its mountain forests, waterfalls and unspoilt alpine pastures, the lesser-known Flaggertal Valley is a hidden gem in South Tyrol.

Not only when the Alpine roses are in bloom (approx. early-July) does the area around the Tallner Alm offer a wonderful countryside experience in the heart of the Alpine mountain formations and pastures which have been shaped by local agriculture.

From the car park directly at the lake along a transport road to the Riedlhof farm, then on a hiking path to Alpe di Pra della Vacca/Kühwiesenhütte and slightly upwards to the peak. Walking time: 2,5 hours Sign-post: No. 20 Challenge: moderately demanding Alternative: departure from Steinwandthof Behind the Steinwandhof following the transport road, then turn left onto the hiking path to Malga Wöggen/Wöggenalm; from here somewhat steeper to the ridge and continue to the left to the peak. Waling time: 2,5 hours Sign-post: no. 20A, no. 20 Challenge: demanding

A pleasant walk to relax and simply enjoy life in a quite area on Seiser Alm. This route offers  a breathtaking view of the Schlern/Sciliar mountain, almost within hand’s reach from the Spitzbühl, and leads onwards over endless alpine meadows back to the starting point.

From Brückele/Ponticello you turn right before the bridge across the river onto a forest path; at the chapel turn right again to Postmeisteralm/Malga Posta, continue upwards until shortly before the Portella/Törl) and along the western slope to the summit. Sign-post: No. 29 Challenge: very demanding. Alternative: departure from alpine hut “Rossalm/Malga Rossalm” from the alpine hut “Rossalm/Malga Rossalm” upwards to Kuhglättenpinggl; continue in a northerly direction to the big Val Cavallo/gr. Rosstal and to the Gamssattel/Sella dei camosci, then to the right and up steeply to the summit. Walking time: 2 hours Sign-post: no. 4, no. 28 Challenge: demanding

Go along the western shore of the lake to the south-eastern end of the lake, then upwards to Buco del Giavo/Nabiges Loch cross the valley to the other side and to the right to Porta sora al Forn, then slightly downwards to the alpine hut “Rifugio Biella/Seekofelhütte”. Walking time: 3,5 hours Sign-post: No. 1 Challenge: very demanding

Peak with a panoramic view of the surrounding mountains. From the Braies lake turn right until the “Riedlhof” and continuing on the path until you reach “Casera Nuova/Kasern”. Further on a small path up to the “Forcella di Braies/Pragser Furkel” and continue on the steep trail, over rugged terrain, until you reach the top of the mountain. Walking time: 3,5 hours Sign-post: no. 20, no. 61, no 61A Challenge: very demanding

Distinctive and sophisticated mountain with a beautiful view. From Pragser Wildsee lake towards the eastern shore, turn left on a forestry road to a trail which branches off on adventurous exposed walls by the “Zwölf Apostel/Dodici Apostoli” notch leads. From there it goes on to “Weißlahn/Lavina Bianca”. Curvy and platy rocks to get to the ridge and after a somewhat exposed traverse put on the final path to the summit. Walking time: 3,5 hours Sign-post: no 58 Challenge: very demanding, vertigo and slip resistance required!

Fascinating nature. Among rugged rocks and lush wide Alpine meadows, this round trip around Mt. Sass Putia reveals in an impressive way the natural life of the high Alpine region, with all of its diverse wildlife, vegetation and rock formations.

Near the ski lifts of Braies Vecchio/Altprags begins the way with the mark No. 15 to the Malga Putz/Putzalm. At the beginning you walk between green meadows. At approximately 1,600-m height the road breaks off to a path well marked in the wood. Walking time: 2 hours Sign-post: No. 15

Hut situated in the heart of the Dolomites, sorrounded by meadows and an impressive mountain backdrop. Go on the west bank of the lake to the south-east end of the lake, then up into “Buco Giavo/Nabiges Loch”, continue to the “Porta Sora al Forn”, and turn right to the “Törl” and the Rifugio Biella/Seekofelhütte. Continue on the wide hiking-way along slightly uphill through pastures and down to the alpine hut “Rifugio Senes/Senneshütte”. Walking time: 4,5 hours Mark: no. 1; no. 6A Difficulty: very demanding

Quaint mountain pasture between Prato Piazza and the Braies. From Brückele/Ponticello into the valley on a steep forest path to Forcella di Muta and on to the alpine hut „Malga Rossalm“ Walking time: 3 hours Sign-post: no. 4 Challenge: demanding Alternative: From Plätzwiese/Prato Piazza: From Plätzwiese/Prato Piazza in a westerly direction to Campale, past the Croda Rossa mountain to Crodetta and down to the hut „Malga Rossalm“. Walking time: 3 hours Sign-post: no. 3 Challenge: demanding; secure step and no fear of heights are prerequisites Alternative: From Pragser Wildsee lake to Malga Rosalm: From Pragser Wildsee lake in direction to "Giavo grande" and continue to the hut „Malga Rossalm“. Walking time: 4 hours Sign-post: no. 1, no. 4 Challenge: demanding; secure step

From Antholz Mittertal (sports area) > in direction Eggerhöfe > before the farm turn right > path 11 > Lake Antholz > circular path around the Lake Antholz > back on path n. 1 on the left of the main road to Antholz Mittertal.

From Antholz Niedertal> mark 6/11 to the Pfaffingerhof and Wiesemannhof > continue on path n. 11 (Franzosensteig) > continue as described above.

From Prato Piazza car park along a gravel road to the alpine guesthouse “ Plätzwiese/Prato Piazza”. Between the guesthouse and Hotel Hohe Gaisl turn left on to the wide path (nr. 40) leading through fields in an easterly direction. Hike upwards to the crossing Dolomites Hiking Path no. 3. Now in a northerly direction up the steep, rocky path of the south-western wall of the “Dürrenstein/Picco di Vallandro”, along some turns and continue on gravel to the rocky summit. After a small ridge you'll get to a short section secured with a wire-cable and further to the summit. The walking time is 4 hours. Sign-post: No. 40 Challenge: demanding; vertigo and slip resistance required! Attention: This hike is only suitable for older children with sufficient stamina and hiking experience; it is recommended to secure children with a rope on the section secured with a wire-cable. For the most part you are hiking in the sun.

Start from the parking area in Margen and follow the path past the church of St. Margareth. Continue until you reach the turn-off to Talson. Take the Talsoner Road, which leads directly to the Lechnerhof Hut. The trail offers you a charming landscape and a cozy atmosphere.
Please note that the hut is open only in summer from Thursday to Sunday.

The vast, gently undulating plateau of volcanic origin lying between Welschnofen and Tiers is covered with magnificent fir woods and dotted with large pastures, each one providing grazing in the summer. The rural landscape and its functions are easy to make out and perfectly preserved.The itinerary is long enough to get a good understanding of the structure of the landscape, which follows the morphology of the land. Mount Rosengarten, between the Karerpass, Tireser Alpl and Valley Fassatal, is a rugged, craggy crest with a number of peaks reaching an altitude of 3,000 metres: Kesselkogel, Rosengarten, Cima Scalieret, Vajolet-Türme und Rotwand.

Pleasant hike along the bright side of the Altpragsertal valley.

 Starting point: Untergasse(1140m)                                                                                                    
 Arrival point: Brückele/Ponticello (1491 m)

Please note: Due to the temperature fluctuations, there may be icy patches on the trails and we therefore recommend the use of crampons!

Enjoy a wonderful view of the surrounding mountains of the South Tyrolean Dolomites between Rosengarten/Catinaccio and Latemar!

From Braies along the western end of the lake, turn right into the Grünwaldtal/Val Foresta, to Altkasern/Casera Vecchia. From there part a steeply path up to the high alpine hut Malga Colli Alti/Hochalmhütten. Sign-post: no. 19, Walking time: 3 hours. Challenge: demanding Tip: Trip to the lake „Lago dei Colli Alti/Hochalmsee“ Easy hike to one of the most beautiful lake of the Dolomites. From the alpine hut „Malga Colli Alti/Hochalmhütten“ following the wide path to the „Giogo di Montecroce/Kreuzjoch“, turn rigth into „Val Lapadures/Lapadurestal“ and then turn left and slightly upward to the beautiful lake. Walking time: 1 hour Sign-post: no. 19, no. 3 Challenge: moderately demanding

Above the Braunhof farm near Schmuders on the trail 3 in direction to the Weisse Spitze summit. Furtheron on the forestal road for a little while and descent on the left to the Prantneralm mountain inn (1780m). Alternativ: ascent on the forestal road, suitable for strollers. Lunch possibility: Prantneralm, Braunhof

From the skislopes “Kameriot” turn left until “Buchsenriedl” and then further down to the alpine hut “Putzalm”. Continue on the trail until Sarlsattel peak. From there, turn left and continue until you reach the peak. Walking time: 3,5 hours Sign-post: no. 15, no. 16, no. 16A, no. 33 Challenge: very demanding, vertigo and slip resistance required!