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This lengthy summit climb requires stamina but rewards the effort by passing three gorgeous mountain lakes. The itinerary takes you through the Altfasstal valley to the Wieser refuge or the Pranterstadl hut, from where the ascent starts to the large Seefeld lake, at almost 2,300 m. Follow the Seefeldbach creek until you reach the Seefeld hut (not open to the public), then branch off slightly to the left, always following the signposts to Mt. Seefeldspitze.

This mountain tour starts at the Fane Alm car park and leads you through a rocky gorge known as
Schramme, all the way up to the Brixner hut. Behind the hut you will find the trail that branches off in the direction of the Wurmaulspitze peak.

The Picco Palù/Grosser Moosstock (3061 m) is one of the most strinkin peaks in the Valli di Tures e Aurina/Tauferer Ahrntal.

Only for expert hikers!

The Lazinser Rötelspitze/Cima Rossa Summit (3,037 m) is one of the most popular summits in the area of Meran/o and environs in the Texel Group Nature Park!

Outgoing from the Bad Bergfall Inn it goes for 2 h on the marks 32, 3A, & 3 on the Forcella Tredita (2329 m). From the Forcella it goes on mark 3 & 19 passing the Lake of Colli Alti direct to the Colli Alti Alp Hut. From there it goes over mark 32 passing the Forcella Lapadures back to Bad Bergfall. (Alternative track: ascent on the Mountain Tre Dita (2474 m)). 

The Hasenöhrl (also called the Hasenohr) belongs to the Ortler range and is its most easterly 3,000 m peak. Still covered by a glacier on its eastern and northern sides, the mountain rises like a symmetrical pyramid with relatively gentle-to-climb ridges between the Ultental and Vinschgau valleys. The height, at just over 3,250 m, and the open central location make it a truly outstanding viewing point.

Panoramic hike in the Val Casies Valley mountains

Starting point: Val Casies Valley / S. Maddalena head of the valley
Distance: 16 km
Descent: circular hike
Walking time: 06:30 h
Difficulty: difficult
Difference in altitude: 1339 m
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High above Partschins/Parcines sits the well-known local mountain of Partschins/Parcines, the Zielspitze summit!
The three-thousand-metre peak is the first peak in the ridge between the Zieltal and Schnalstal valleys and at the same time the southernmost foothill of the Texel Group Nature Park.

The starting point is on the Merano High Trail following route n° 24, reachable in 5 minutes using the Texelbahn cableway. In good weather, the Ornknott peak has a wonderful of the entire Adige valley with the Dolomites in the distance.
 

Since 2023, a magnificent summit cross has stood at the peak of the so-called Litzer House. A beautiful circular hike guarantees hiking fun and scenic highlights.

Tip: The hike to the Litzer House can be extended to the Litzer Lakes.

Medium-difficulty hike from the hamlet of Platten near Pfalzen to the summit cross of the Plattner Spitze, which is characterised by a wide-ranging view of the Pfunderer mountains, the Zillertal main ridge, the Rieserferner group and the Dolomites.

Start at Malga di Tarres and go to the Zirmruan Hut (closed). Turn right just before the hut and follow the well-marked path to the weather cross (2.436 m). Continue on the relatively flat path to Passo di Laces (2.507 m) and then southwards along the crest up to 3.000 m. Take the slightly exposed path along the crest to reach the peak where you can enjoy a fantastic panoramic view of the surrounding three-thousanders of the Ortler group.

The Roteck/Monte Rosso peak is the highest three-thousand-meter peak in the Texelgruppe Nature Park. Due to the long and partly steep ascent through the Zieltal, this tour is best divided into two days. The Lodnerhütte can be used as an overnight accommodation.

Mountain hike towards Villgraten (Austria)

Starting point: Val Casies Valley / S. Maddalena head of the valley
Distance: 17 km
Descent: circular hike
Walking time: 07:00 h
Difficulty: difficult
Difference in altitude: 1387 m
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The tour starts at Bagni Pervalle (1.320 m) in Sorafurcia. Take the path nr. 32 and pass the Jägerhütte di Valdaora. Take the path nr. 6 to the forcella del Col Vallaccia from here it goes down to the alp Lanzwiese. Once on peak follow again the path 6B that goes down again to Bagni Pervalle.

The popular Tschigat summit (Tschigot) is one of the 13 peaks in Partschins/Parcines rising above 3,000 meters.
 

An insight into life on the border in earlier times

Starting point: Val Casies / S. Maddalena fondovalle (1465m) Mudler Distance: 17,5 kmDescent: circular hike Walking time: 07:00 h Difficulty: difficult Difference in altitude: 1278 m Information: www.suedtirolmobil.info - Lin. 441  

The solitary hike through untspoilt nature

Starting point: Val Casies Valley / S. Martino tourist information office (1276m)
Distance: 25 km
Descent: along the same route
Walking time: 07:00 h
Difficulty: difficult
Difference in altitude: 1279 m
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Wonderful circular hike from the hamlet Tesselberg, over 3 peaks with stunning views.

From Fane Alm (1,741 m), the prettiest Alpine-farm village in South Tyrol, follow trail no. 17 as it climbs gently through the "Schramme" gorge to the Brixner Hütte mountain hut (2,282 m). Here you can often see marmots on the hillsides to the left and right. The trail continues over the Sandjöchl saddle (2,651 m), then, where the trail forks, you continue on trail no. 2A and along the ridge on the difficult mountain trail no. 2 to just before the peak, where trail no. 18 takes you up to the summit cross (3,132 m). The highest peak in our Alpine-pasture region rewards hikers with magnificent views of the surrounding mountains. The descent takes you steeply down along trail no. 18 and over the Rauhtaljoch ridge (2,807 m). Below the trail you can see the Wilder See lake, which is a stunning azure blue in fine weather. Due of the altitude and the surrounding mountains, there can be sudden extreme changes in the weather here, which probably gave the lake its name. At Langeben take trail no. 18B, past the little Marblsee lake (2,399 m) and the Aschila Alm Alpine farm (2,255 m) back to where you started at Fane Alm.

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.

The Alpine Path of Toblach/Dobbiaco is a strenuous hike due to the km and is therefore only suitable for hikers with stamina. This high trail leads along the Austrian-Italian state border and offers a wonderful view of the Dolomites and the main Alpine ridge. The Bonnerhütte/Rifugio Bonner, the Marchhütte/Rifugio March, the Steinbergalm/Malga Steinberg and the Silvesteralm/Malga San Silvestro invite you to take a break.
The entire high trail is marked with a yellow H.

The tour can also be done as a 2-day tour with an overnight stay in the Bonnerhütte/Rifugio Bonner.

Challenging Alpine tour, which leads via the Similaunhütte mountain hut to the discovery site of the famous “iceman”.

This lesser-known Alpine hike is intended to take five days. It runs west to east through the Dolomiti di Braies and Dolomiti di Sesto (Pragser Dolomiten and Sextner Dolomiten), takes you Close to many of the main and most frequently visited refuges in the region, and will astound you again and again with ist breathtaking views of the most captivating peaks of the Limestone Alps.

 

Scenically impressive mountain tour in wild surroundings. Short climbing passages.

The “Franz Huber Trail” is a high-alpine and scenically magnificent climb from the Lodnerhütte hut (2,259 m) in the Zieltal valley to the Tablander Alm hut on the Merano High Mountain Trail. Those who have the necessary endurance, sure-footedness will love this section.
Attention: this hike is only for trained and experienced mountaineers who do not suffer from vertigo and who are in good physical condition and surefooted. In addition, the descent is exceptionally long!

The small Geisler-round is with over 20 km and nearly 1800 height-meters a long and challenging Mountaintour in the wonderful Villnösser Mountainformation. Only for trained and mountain experienced hiker.

The Sambock/Monte Sommo is the mountain of Pfalzen/Falzes and represents one of the most beautiful points of panoramic views in the whole holiday region Kronplatz/Plan de Corones.

The 2,507 metres high Piz da Peres in the Valdaora Dolomites offers very beautiful views of the Plan de Corones and the entire Fanes-Sennes-Braies nature park. Starting at the reservoir lake at Passo Furcia, first we follow the road nr. 3 for some metres until we branch off to the right, following trail no. 12B in the direction of the slope “Pre da Peres“. From there you follow the trail no. 12, which presents some steep rock stairs and is slightly exposed at some sections. Than you across beautiful meadow slopes and finally arrive at the peak cross. From here, we admire the ski mountain Plan de Corones in the North, the Dolomites and Mount Cima Tre Dita in the East and San Vigilio di Marebbe in the South-West.
On the way back you take the trail nr. 3. On many serpentines we go downwards through a scree slope, which can be slippery and difficult to pass after heavy rains or in case of snow. After the scree slope it goes up and down again over a forest trail until the starting point. Starting point: Passo Furcia (1.758 metres asl) Trail route: Passo Furcia - Ücia Picio Prè - Wetterkreuz - Piz da Peres - Passo Furcia Trail numbers: 3, 12B, 12, 3 Walking time: approx. 4,5 hours Altitude difference: 760 (ascent) Mountain restaurants: Ücia Picio Prè (descent), restaurants at Passo Furcia Suitable for families? Yes, but not for small children or older children without any mountain experience

The Val Casies Valley has exceptionally many beautiful alpine pastures; most of them offer refreshment opportunities. The Val Casies Valley Almweg 2000 path, as its name suggests, runs at an elevation of 2,000 metres- as is signposted. The pathway offers an expressive view of the entire Val Casies Valley.

From S. Maddalena to the Gsieser Törl, from there as a circular hike along Almweg 2000 via the Weißbachalm to St. Magdalena. 

Starting point: Val Casies Valley / S. Maddalena head of the valley (1465m)
Length: 18 km 
Descent: circular hike
Distance: 06:00 h 
Difficulty level: medium 
Height difference: 740 m 
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