Wszystkie szlaki wędrówkowe w południowym Tyrolu

Magnificent and challenging hike from Maso Corto/Kurzras up to 3,212 m above sea level.

This scenic path in the nearby district of Ortisei - the Anna valley - is recommended for people with impairments who want to enjoy the unspoilt nature.

Easy hike to a well-known alpine hut where one can rest and have something to eat. Trail no. 33a hike time: 2 hrs modest elevation gain. From the Klausberg mountain station, a broad trail reaches the Almboden Restaurant and then continues winding through romantic alpine meadow and larch forests to the Niederhofer Alm. From there, you can descend to St. Johann in about 1,15 hours or return by the same trail to the cableway top station.

The walk begins in Niederdorf/Villabassa at Von Kurz Square. From there, it follows well-marked paths towards Aufkirchen/Santa Maria, an idyllic village with traditional houses and magnificent panoramic views. The highest point of the hike is at 1,300 meters, where you can take a break to enjoy the impressive view of the South Tyrolean mountain landscape.

There is now an alternative route for the way back: instead of returning directly to Niederdorf/Villabassa, the path leads via Toblach/Dobbiaco. Here you follow route no. 11B, which descends slightly and runs through forests and meadows. Toblach/Dobbiaco is ideal for a short stopover before returning to Niederdorf/Villabassa via the same route or by public transport. This variant extends the hike and offers additional scenic variety.

This demanding summit hike rewards the ascent with a breathtaking view. Impressive is the almost 2. 500 m sloping mountain flank that reaches from the summit down to Naturns.

This high-Alpine trail presents the hiker with dramatic views and scenic highlights.

Hike to Steinhaus
⏰ Duration: 1-2 hours
☑️ Kilometres: 5-6.2 km
⛰️ Altitude difference: -654 hm

Route description:
✔️ Ascent with the K-Express cable car.

Variant 1: Trail no. 33 (due to NEW CONSTRUCTION SUN CLOSED!!)
☑️ mountain station K-Express (Kristallalm)
☑️ via the forest path (valley descent) down to the car park of the K-Express cable car in Steinhaus Hiking data: approx. 1 hour; -627 metres altitude difference; hiking length: 5.0km;

Variant 2: Trail no. 7 & 7B
☑️ K-Express mountain station (Kristallalm)
☑️ via the forest path in the direction of Family Park, Almboden Restaurant, continue via the forest path either to St. Johann or to Steinhaus
Hike data: approx. 2 hours; -654 metres in altitude; hike length: 6.2 km; - can also be done with prams.

Description:
The hike starts at the K-Express mountain station. From here, a wide forest path initially leads slightly downhill through dense, green forests. The trail is well prepared and covered with gravel, which makes it suitable for inexperienced hikers or families with prams. There is always the opportunity to stop and enjoy the breathtaking view of the surrounding mountain peaks of the Zillertal Alps.After about half of the trail, the forest opens up to reveal extensive meadows. Alpine cattle often graze here and the colourful mountain flowers are a delight to the eye. The route continues on well-maintained forest paths and finally leads down into the valley to Steinhaus. The valley station of the K-Express awaits you there. There you have the opportunity to fortify yourself in one of the many inns.

This easy hike is perfect for a relaxing day in nature, where you can enjoy the beauty of the Alps to the full. Make sure you wear good shoes and take plenty of water and snacks with you. It is also important to respect nature and not leave any rubbish behind.

This unglaciated peak on the southern edge of the Ötztal Alps is on the border between Italy and Austria and is one of the easiest 3000 m-peaks to climb in the mountain range. It offers a wonderful panorama view towards the southern Schnalstal Valley and the Weißkugel (3,739 m a.s.l.).

A very rewarding, medium difficulty hike to the most beautiful alpine lake in the Durreck group. Trail no. 33, 1,5 to 2 hrs elevation gain: 560 m The trail starts from the Klausberg upper station, passes the Speck & Schnapsalm, and reaches the Baurschaft refuge and lake Klaussee. From there, you can continue up to the Rauchkofel or Breite Rast.

The archaeological trail from Vent to Maso Corto/Kurzras leads through captivating mountain landscape that was already used many centuries ago by shepherds with their flocks.

At St. Ulrich you will find a small romanesque church and a great panoramic view on the surrounding mountains is waiting for you. The church St. Ulrich was restored in 1859 and the altar picture of the Saint Bishop Ulrich was made by the painter Psenner Ulrich from Ums. 

Also in the guesthouse St. Ulrich wich lies directly by the church, you will find a stunning view, relaxation, good and typical food and a playground for the little ones.

 

 

 

 

For centuries now, the inhabitants of St. Martin im Kofel, located above Laces/Latsch, have been making the pilgrimage over the Niederjöchl pass (2,662 m a.s.l) to the pilgrimage site of Madonna di Senales/Unser Frau, in order to pray together with the people of Senales for a good harvest.

Treat yourself to a relaxing 30-minute walk through the picturesque fields and meadows of Oberolang. The Citybus 435.1 easily takes you to the center of Oberolang. Just 300 meters from the cemetery, you'll find the entrance to this charming walk. The path stretches for about 1.7 km and leads you back to the Oberolang district, where you can either stroll back or take the Citybus to your accommodation.

The archaeological trail A4 begins in Maso Corto/Kurzras, passes a number of idyllic mountain lakes and drops down into the Vinschgau Valley. Having descended along a gentle forest path, past an old timber mill, you arrive in the small, picturesque village of Corces/Kortsch.

An extremely interesting and beautiful trail through Pfossental valley, part of the Texelgruppe Nature Park. This is the largest nature park in South Tyrol and if you’re lucky, you’ll see some of the fauna that lives here.

The hike starting at Pizzeria Panorama in Oberolang is ideal for families and nature lovers. From the pizzeria, follow trail No. 22, which takes you through a charming forest area. The path is well-marked and easy to walk, making it suitable for children as well. During the hike, you will cover about 300 meters of elevation gain, and after approximately 45 minutes, you will reach the Angerer Alm. The trail gently ascends, offering beautiful views of the surrounding Dolomites. The Angerer Alm is a perfect spot for a break, where you can enjoy the fresh mountain air and savor local delicacies.This hike provides a wonderful combination of natural experience and light physical activity – perfect for a relaxing day in the mountains!

Ideal continuation from lake Klaussee to return to the mountian station. Trail no. 33b hike time: 1hrs modest elevation gain from Lake Klaussee. The trail starts from the lake, passes through moraine hills, by an old cattle shed and reaches the "Breite Rast", where there is a fantastic view of the Zillertal Alps. From there, one can either descend to the upper cableway station or continue crossing the "Großklausental" and "Ploden", to St. Jacob or Steinhaus.

This relaxing winter hike leads through idyllic snow-covered forests and meadows to the rustic Häusler Sam hut, which is modestly situated in a clearing surrounded by forest. It is well worth a visit to sample the delicious specialities of South Tyrolean cuisine (during the winter season only open on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays).

The Felsenweg (Rock Trail) is a well-maintained hiking trail close to the edge of the mountain, a rather easy and flat path but you need to be sure-footed and free from giddiness. Take special care if the ground is slippery - you should avoid the hike in case of snow and ice as well as on hot summer days. After heavy rain there’s also a risk of rockfall!

The Panoramweg starts at the bus stop near the App.Hotel Winklwiese, which you can easily reach with Skibus No. 21 or Citybus No. 435.1. This walk takes you through the snowy meadows and fields of Oberolang and Mitterolang, offering a stunning view of Mitterolang. The path continues past the "Spitziges Stöckl," and after about 1 hour and 2.7 km, you’ll arrive in Niederolang, the end of the trail. From Niederolang, you can easily take the Skibus or Citybus back to Mitterolang, Oberolang, or Geiselsberg.

Long, sometimes difficult hike, but very rewarding with stunning scenery on route. Trails no. 2, 7a and 7 hike time: 3 to 5 hrs elevation gain: 700 m. From the Klausberg mountian station via trail no. 2 into the Großklausental to the Moser plain. From the alpine hut, situated at an altitude of 1847 m, continue along trail no. 7 to the Gruben alpine hut (2040 m), from where you follow the markings up to Hochfeld. From Hochfeld, follow the markings down to the Hochfeld alpine hut (where you can eat). Important: follow the markings carefully because the trail from Hochfeld to Hochfeldalm is incorrect on some hiking maps. From Hochfeldalm, you can either descend via St. Jakob or return to the Großklausental via the Pferraböden, descending to either Steinhaus or St. Jakob. It is also possible to make a direct descent to St. Jakob crossing the "Bärental".

The archaeological trail rises from Vernago/Vernagt to Giogo Basso/Niederjoch with its spectacular views and on to Tisenjoch, a reminder of the discovery site of Ötzi the Iceman, crosses the border and continues on to the village of Vent (A).

Beautiful hike to the summit of the Klausberg. Offers an enchanting panoramic view of the Dolomites, Zillertal Alps, Durreck and Rieserferner Group. Trail no. 33 hike time: 3 to 3.5 hrs elevation gain: 1050 m From the Klausberg upper station to Lake Klaussee. From there, the trail continues to the pass and then, in about 20 minutes it reaches the summit (the section from the pass to the summit involves some light bouldering). You can descend by the same trail. Tip: from "Jochkofel", passing Obersteiner Alm, down to Luttach or through the Pojental to Sand in Taufers (fantastic hike requiring an additional three to four hours).

Our walk starts in Mühlen in Taufers/Molini di Tures at the church where we go south to "Schattenbergstraße" road, which leads us to a sloping path up the "Schattenberg" to the first mountain famrs. After the 2nd sharp bend, we find the first signpost pointing towards the High platform and here we turn off to our left. The path leads relatively steeply upward; it is a narrow forest path. After about half an hour walk through the spruce forest, we reach the plateau which gives a stunning view of Taufers' valley basin.

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.

This winter hike starts at the Paolina parking lot and follows a well-maintained path through an enchanting snow-covered landscape. The trail gently descends, offering impressive views of the snow-clad mountain ranges of the Rosengarten | Catinaccio and Latemar along the way. On the way, you will also pass the small St Joseph's Chapel.

After a leisurely walk, you arrive at the picturesque Lake Carezza (Karer See | Lago di Carezza), which in winter is framed by a thick blanket of snow and exudes a special calm. The lake invites you to pause and rewards hikers with a unique panorama.

This long but absolutely beautiful hike offers you spectacular views at the 3 Cime, once you reach the Gwengalpenjoch/passo Alpe Mattina. The path is a bit steep. If you have a good physical constitution you may make a longer round reaching the Passo Rondoi/Wildgrabenjoch where you can see the 3 Cime even better. You can reach the Innerfeld valley by bus/shuttlebus or you plan your next tour ending in the Innerfeld valley where you have parked your car p.e. the wonderful Mount Gsell starting at the Fischleintal (see tour 2) You can also do the hike vice versa, but as described it is more beautiful.

This historic winter hike starts in Niederolang at the large playground in the Aue. You can easily reach Niederolang with Skibus 22 or Citybus 435.2. The trail leads you through a picturesque forest, with large rocks from all over South Tyrol providing fascinating information about geology along the way. After about 1 km, you'll arrive at the "Spitziges Stöckl," marking the end of the walk. There is a bus stop at the Spitziges Stöckl, where the Skibus will take you back to the village center.

The starting point for this beautiful hike is the Costamula farmstead towards Mount Seceda, and it is one of the oldest farms in Val Gardena. The first section of the hike, which takes you up to the Nudrei farmstead, is the steepest, but don't let this discourage you. Further on you will reach the middle station of the 'Furnes' cable car, from where you can enjoy a beautiful view. The hike continues to the left until you reach the Cuecenes stream, where you can also take a regenerating and refreshing break along the stream. On the way back you pass a private hut and descend to Martin, from where you can take the local bus back to Ortisei.

This uniquely beautiful summit tour provides a panoramic view of the Rosengarten, Latemar and Zanggen peaks, as well as the surrounding villages in the Val d'Ega/Eggental valley.