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The view from the Tschars weather cross into the Vinschgau and into the Martelltal Valley is wonderful.

The lovely mountain hike on the summit of the Lauwandspitze requires mountain experience and is aimed at competent hikers. In return it offers breathtaking summit views and lasting memories.

The Sella group is the massive which divides and at the same time joins togheter four valleys: Val Gardena, Val Badia, Val di Fassa and Arabba. The Sella group is composed of two large platforms, imposing walls and towers that rise high towards the sky. Starting from one end the excursion will lead you to the other end. You will reach the highest point called Piz Boè from where you will be amazed of the view.

 

The hike to the Weißspitze peak is a challenging high-altitude tour offering wonderful panoramic views of the mountains around Vipiteno/Sterzing. Your climb begins in green meadows and ends amid the rough blocks of the triangular limestone summit, from where you have a wonderful 360° panorama of the surrounding mountains. To the east are the Zillertal Alps and the Pfitschtal valley, to the south-west the glistening Sarntal Alps and the green meadows of the Vipiteno valley basin, while the northern horizon is dominated by the Tribulaun and the Weißwandspitze peaks at the end of the Pflerschtal valley.{

From the top station of Ladurns to the mountain hut Edelweiß/Stella Alpina and from here the trail nr. 34A to the Lotterscharte. Then on the trails nr. 24 and nr. 23 to the peaks Telfer Weißen/Cime Bianche di Telves. Back on the same trail.

Your hike starts at the Falschauernhof farm between St. Nikolaus and St. Gertraud.

Firstly, you walk along forest road no. 16 through the Klapfberg valley to the rear Klapfbergalm. Past the hut, follow hiking trail no. 16B, which takes you to the Schrummscharte. Once there, walk along the ridge to the summit cross.

A quiet and peaceful hike with a wonderful panoramic view - an insider's tip for nature lovers.

Following the trail 14B in Elzenbaum/Pruno upwards through the forest, passing by some farms and a fountain until arriving to the trail junction 14. Upwards on trail 14 to the Mandelseitenjoch (2114m) and further along the crest to the Zinseler summit (2421m). 

The summit of Col Bechei (2793 m) looks different from every angle. On the way to the Fanes pasture, starting from the Pederü hut, it accompanies you all the way on your left.  
If you look at it from the Pices-Fanes pasture, it looks like a sleeping volcano. While if you look at it from the Gran-Fanes hut, it almost looks like a whale's head. 
However you look at it, it is one of the most beautiful mountains in the Fanes alpine pasture. From its summit you can see the Tofana di Mezzo, which rises from the ground like a pyramid. It can be seen as far as Croda del Becco on the Senes alpine pasture. At the top, looking down, one can see Lake Piciodel at the foot of the mountain. As you climb to the summit, Lake Limo greets you in its bright shades of blue. 
If you are lucky, you may also observe ibex grazing or resting on nearby walls.

The Sas dles Diesc (3026 m),  is one of the most imposing mountains of the Pices Fanes pasture in the Fanes-Senes-Braies Nature Park.  
To the left of Sas dles Nö the peak rises above the enchanting landscape of the legendary Fanes kingdom.

Beautiful circular hike with a panoramic summit.

Starting point: Rappenhof, Magdfeld

End point: Rappenhof, Magdfeld

Refreshment stop: Faglsalm, Naserhof, Gasthof Magdfeld

Beautiful summit tour with wonderful panoramic views.

Starting point: Parking lot at Gasthof Oberöberst

End point: Parking lot at Gasthof Oberöberst

Refreshment stop: Obisellalm, Gasthof Oberöberst

„Nomen est omen“ - Schönberg is like a pulpit offering a great view in a low mountain range between the peaks of Turnerkamp and Schwarzenstein. Beautiful is the sight of these two higher mountains, beautiful is the path to the alpine pasture, beautiful is the summit and beautiful is the panoramic view of the Ahrntal valley reaching to the Dolomites in the distance. Schönberg is situated at the southernmost point of a lateral mountain range dividing the Schwarzbach and the Mitterbach valleys. Another mountain which is well seen from the peak and is situated a bit higher above in the north is called Schafbretter, a perfect name disclosing the true form of the mountain, which looks like boards descending down to the timber line. Because of the danger of avalanches, mighty barriers were installed above the Schönbergalm.

Sarner Scharte, Sarentino/Sarnthein’s local mountain, is a ridge which extends from the frazione of Ponticino/Bundschen to the frazione of San Martino/Reinswald.

 CIRCULAR ROUTE IN THE AHRNTAL MOUNTAINS AND THE RIESERFERNER GROUP

Route: St. Georgen/Bruneck - Tiefrastenhütte - Edelrauthütte - Chemnitzerhütte - Schwarzensteinhütte - Holzerbödenalm - Waldneralm - Kasern - Durraalm - Kasselerhütte - Rieserfernerhütte - Lercheralm - Bruneck

9 days - 8 overnight stays

The mountain tour is categorised as difficult and offers unforgettable moments. Sure-footedness, very good physical condition, a great deal of experience (= high mountain experience) and good equipment are required. 

The Ahrner high trail offers great scenic variety and mountaineering challenges with its multi-day high-altitude tour through the Pustertal, the Pfunderer mountains, the Ahrntal and the Rieserferner group.

You can find more accommodation in the villages here: www.ahrntal.com 

Publisher: Club Alpino Italiano Section Bruneck, APS, Alte Straße 6/39031 Bruneck, www.caibrunico.it

Map: Kompass hiking map "Ahrntaler Berge" no. 16, scale 1:25,000

The route on the sunny side is mostly snow-free and offers special mountain experiences, especially in early summer and autumn.

The tour starts at the Mountain Restaurant Tarres Alp (1,935m) along the path no. 15 in the direction of southeast up to the quit areas underneath the Hochjoch pass. The rampant path leads up to notch of the gran Ladro (2,612 m). From there goes a path 210 meters down to the Lakes of Covolo and then first up to the Gran Ladro of Val d'Ultimo (2,712 m) and afterwards to the Gran Ladro of  Venosta Valley (2,730 m), both excellent viewpoints. It follows the exceedance down to the notch of  Gran Ladro, from there the same way back to Tarres Alp.

Beautiful, technically easy hiking tour in the heart of the Sesto Dolomites with special summit view.                                         

A quiet and peaceful hike with a wonderful panoramic view - an insider's tip for nature lovers.

Monte Sella de Sennes (2787m) is located in the middle of the Fanes-Senes-Braies Nature Park. You start the hike from the Sennes hut in the direction of Munt de Senes, leaving behind the alpine huts and gently fragrant meadows to take the path towards the summit. From here there are spectacular views of adjacent peaks such as that of Croda Rossa (3146 m) and Punta Sorapiss (3205 m).

The hike begins at the Hofmahd parking area and leads you along the Proveis experience trail to the Cloz Alm. There, you turn right onto trail number 7 toward Kornigl. Above the tree line, the path steadily ascends. Behind you, a breathtaking view of the majestic mountains of the Deutschnonsberg opens up.

The final stretch to the summit requires sure-footedness and a head for heights, but the effort is rewarded with a spectacular view. Afterward, you walk along the ridge in a southwest direction to the Schöngrubspitze. From there, you begin your descent on trail 10 until you rejoin your original hiking path and return to the Hofmahd parking area.

The summit offers an exceptional view of the mountains on the South Tyrolean and East Tyrolean side.

The hike starts at the Steinrast mountain restaurant. Initially, the path goes steeply uphill before becoming a bit flatter. You follow the hiking routes 4A and 4B until you reach the Kühbergalm. From there, you continue uphill until you reach the first of the two beautiful Kofelraster lakes. Past this lake, you turn left and follow the marked path 7, which becomes a bit steeper until you reach the summit. The descent is along the same path.

This challenging glacier tour for experienced Alpinists, featuring magnificent views of the Ötztal Alps, begins in the Vernago/Vernagt car park with limited parking spaces.

The observation tower at the ridge of the Schwarzenstein… North of Luttach/Lutago we can see the sharp spike of the Wolfskofel which stands there like an observation tower. It is situated at the end of the south-eastern ridge of the Schwarzenstein and is the landmark mountain of Luttach/Lutago. It also offers excellent views from the top, especially the peaks of Großer Löffler and Schwarzenstein seem very close. The Schönberg to the west and the surrounding panorama are the reward for the rather strenuous ascent. The summit area made out of limestone and dolomite is interesting from a geological point of view. On the top there is a short, exposed climbing section; therefore sure footedness and not suffering from vertigo are an absolute must.

This hike at the foot of the southern Stubai Alps is less visited even though it has a very attractive landscape and leads through an untouched mountain world. From the parking area at the Mining World Museum walk on path no. 28 up to the managed mountain pasture Moarerbergalm (Poschhaus). Leave the path no. 28 at the foot of the rock face towards St. Martin at the Schneeberg and walk at the right side, where you reach path no. 33 to the Moarer Eget lakes in about 1 ½ hours. At the pass Egetjoch (2639m) you reach the highest point of this hike and walk downhill either left past the Eget lakes (no. 33a) or directly down to the lake Trüber See. You need approx. 2 hours for the descent down to the valley. Condition and surefootedness necessary! (There is also the possibility to go up to the Moarerbergalm by bus.)

From Gossensass, drive about 2 km into the Pflerschtal valley and then turn right towards Giggelberg. After passing under the railway tracks, follow the mountain road to the junction in Innergiggelberg (no driving sign, limited parking). From here, trail no. 1 leads steadily uphill to yoke Sandjöchl (2165 m), overcoming an altitude difference of 800 metres. You should therefore reckon with a walking time of 3.5 - 4 hours. Once at the top, you can enjoy a fantastic view of the Stubai Valley. The descent follows the same route.

A peak over three thousand meters without glacier ascent with wide panoramic view.

An easily accessible three-thousand-metre peak in the Matscher Valley that offers views in all directions.

A ROUTE ON HISTORICAL PATHS FROM THE AHRNTAL VALLEY IN SOUTH TYROL TO MAYRHOFEN IN TYROL AND BACK AGAIN

Route: Steinhaus/Cadipietra - Kasern/Casere - Plauener Hütte - Mayrhofen - Kasseler Hütte - Steinhaus/Cadipietra

5 days - 4 nights

The mountain tour is classified as moderately difficult - difficult and offers unforgettable moments. Sure-footedness, good physical condition, experience and good equipment are required.


The yoke crossings are known as the old paths of smugglers between the Ahrntal valley and Austria. Especially the Keilbachjoch. This prompted the Kassel section of the German Alpine Club and Martin Gamper, hut keeper of the Kasseler Hütte, to call this tour "Ahrntaler smuggler paths".