Horolezectví

Follow the trail 12A by the pass to the Penserjoch lake. Turn right and follow the ascent to the Gänsekragen summit (2322m). Descent on the eastern crest side to the Penserjoch pass. Lunch possibility: Gasthof Alpenrosenhof, Penserjoch Alm

Sas Dla Para is located on the mountain pasture of Fordara Vedla. Its 2460 meters of altitude allow us to see as far as Cortina d'Ampezzo. Look at the gleaming roofs of the houses in the distance and experience the feeling of freedom as the alpine jackdaws dance to the rhythm of the wind above your heads.

Start by the parking lot at the 4th turn on the forrestal road to the Pfitscherjoch joke. On the trail 4A over the Grieplalm pasture (no service) to the Landshuter Höhenweg trail (mark 3) and furtheron to the Europahütte mountain hut. By the hut following trail 3A along the Italian and Austrain border crest to the Kraxentrager summit (2999m). The last part is exposed, but fixe with a steel rope. Lunch possibility: Europahütte mountain hut

Panoramic hike

Starting point: Tesido, parking lot above the mountain restaurant Mudler (1622 m) 
Distance: 11 km
Descent: circular hike
Walking time: 04:45 hrs.
Difficulty: medium
Difference in altitude: 650 m
Information: www.suedtirolmobil.info - Lin. 438 / 441  

The Helm/ Monte Elmonot only inspires with its view, because the natural border between Italy and Austria looks back on a long history. On the tracks of smugglers and border crossers, various hikes with a low level of difficulty can be planned. Always with you: the view of the Sesto sundial, the largest stone sundial in the world.

Climbing Route | Sarner Scharte | Sarner Scharte rises to an elevation of 2,468 metres, directly above Val Sarentino/Sarntal Valley | Climb: Sarner Scharte | Starting point: Sarentino/Sarnthein

Summit tour with picturesque panorama - the 360-degree panorama rewards you for the long ascent.

The Casati hut is situated in the Ortles Cevedale group with the expandest glacier in Europe. The panorama is beautiful with a view of Val Martello, Solda and Val Cedec.
An attraction are the 3 World War I cannons, 20 min. from the hut.
The hut has 180 beds with rooms with 2, 4 and 6 beds.

Attention: The Casati hut is currently closed!

The Solda Glacier Trail runs along the foot of the Gran Zebrù/Königsspitze, Zebrù and Ortler. It is not a fixed path, but a route with orange and yellow wooden posts, which has to be renewed every year because the glacier is constantly moving. The unique moraine field occasionally releases war relics of the 1st World War.

Originating from Stein/Sasso or Pflersch/Fleres on the trail nr. 6 to the mountain hut Magdeburg. Back on the same way.

This Hochfeiler summit (3.510 m), surrounded by glaciers, with its highest peak situated on the Alpi Aurine, east of Brenner in Southtyrol, extends over 130 kilometres along the border. 
From Sterzing / Vipiteno to the Pfitsch Valley, start by the 3rd turn and follow trail 1 upwards to the old mountain huts and furtheron all along the hillside inside the valley. The trail continues on serpentines in steady increase and over a steep pasture upwards to a junction. Follow here the trail on the left side to the summit (8A, 1A). All along the serpentines, above the ridge up to the final crest. Follow the increasingly steeper trail along the crest (on hard snow or rock underground, depending on weather) to the higheast point of the Zillertal Alps and the Eisack valley (3510m). Lunch possibility: Hochfeilerhütte mountain hut.

The Plattkofel is the only summit of the Langkofel group which can be tackled with success by inexperienced climbers. The ascent does, however, require a good level of physical fitness and, above all, surefootedness when you get to the summit ridge. The scene which awaits at the ridge is more than ample compensation for the ascent, as your view sweeps down to the Plattkofel cirque, over the Seiser Alm and on to the Vinschgau/Ötztal and Ortler Alps.

Easy summit tour for everyone: children, Seniors and inexperienced hikers.

The hike from the Völser Weiher Lake to the Schlern requires good physical fitness and surefootedness, but makes up for this with a variety-packed route and exceptional views off into the distance.

Start by the Penserjoch pass and follow first trail 14B along the crest and then trail 14A. By the junction along trail 13A upwards to the Traminner Scharte jag (2381m) and further on trail 15A on the northwestern ridge of the summit and on stony terrain up to the Tagewaldhorn peak (2706m). Lunch possiblity: Penserjoch Alm, Gasthof Alpenrosenhof

Varied and beautiful pleasure hike with good panoramic views.

Starting point: Stuls

End point: Stuls

Refreshment stop: Kuchlalm

A scenic mountain, with via ferrata chains

The last section of the climb is quite steep and tiring, but is manageable if cautiously negotiated. The last 10 vertical meters are almost vertical with rock steps carved out of the limestone and fixed via ferrata chains to assist climbers. Anyone who has made it this far is capable of reaching the top.

 

Starting point: Stulles/Stuls

Endpoint: Stulles/Stuls

Refreshment stop: Egger-Grub-Alm pasture, Hochalm shelter, Bockhütte

Piz da Peres (2507 m) is one of San Vigilio's local mountains. It rises above the village and, together with the nearby peaks of Munt Paracia and Monte Sella, watches over its inhabitants.  
Once you reach the summit, there is a magnificent view of the various surrounding villages and the peaks of Val Badia and Val Pusteria. Seize the opportunity and immortalize yourself in the summit book.

Start by the Penserjoch pass and along trail 14B along the crest, over the Astberg summit and further on 14A to the junction to the Tatschspitze summit. Stay on trail 14A and follow the ascent to the Puntleider joke (2465m). Steep descent to the lake (1850m). Along trail 14 to the Puntleidersee pasture and descent to valley to the Le Cave/Grasstein hamlet (return with bus 310 to Vipiteno/Sterzing).

Hike with view towards the Dolomites

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 San Martino to Santa Maddalena along the Almweg 2000 path.

Starting point: Val Casies Valley – S. Martino, Village center (1276 m)
Length: 17,3 km
Walking time: 05:30 hrs
Difficulty: media
Difference in altitude: 862 m

From the parking place Stein/Sasso in the Pflersch/Fleres valley on the trail nr. 8 to the mountain hut Tribulaunhütte. Descend on the same trail.

The Hochebenkofel is a magnificent peak that is hidden from view from San Candido/Innichen by the Haunold mountain. This Alpine tour is especially suited to experienced climbers as it requires some mountaineering ability. However, once you get to the top, you are rewarded with a fantastic view. There is also the Dreischusterhütte mountain hut on the way, an inviting place to call in; if not on the way up, then definitely on the way down.

The lucrative peak tour on the Angelo Grande/Hohe Angelus (3,530 m) starts from the Serristori Alpine hut. The high mountain tour with via ferrata (B/C) is moderately difficult and practically free of ice, and provides mountain climbers with a wonderful panoramic view. 

The hill, where today dozens of stone towers stand, was used by celts for their cultural ceremonies. And because of the habit of putting stones on top of each other to form a tower, some of those towers have reached a considerable height and are till today, a place surrounded by magic and many legends.

hiking description:
Starting from Mölten, you walk along the main street towards Schlaneid until the road crosses with path n. 13. Switch at the junction Hohlweg to path n. 15 (parking lot Kircheben). Walk past Sattlerhütte and Möltner Kaser along the paths 28 and 23 A to this legendary place. (about  3- 4 hours).

Follow the trail 14B along the crest by the Penserjoch pass. Passing the Astenberg and along trail 14A to the junction to the Tatschspitze. Take the trail 13A in direction Tagewaldhorn. Passing down the summit on trail 13 and follow the trail to the Flagger lake and the Flaggerscharte mountain hut (2482m, also called Marburger Hütte). Lunch possibility: Marburger Hütte, Penserjoch Alm, Gasthof Alpenrosenhof

The starting point for this hike is the bus stop at Römerkehre (last bend before the Jaufen Pass, 1,900 m). The trail (no. 12A) ascends gently to the Flecknerhütte mountain hut (2,100 m) and then there is a nice footpath below the ridgeback to the Glaitner Joch ridge (2,249 m) continuing up towards the Glaitner Hochjoch ridge (2,390 m), the highest point of the hike. The hike directly along the ridge to the Schloter Joch ridge (2,264 m) provides a magnificent view. From the Schloter Joch (also called Schlattacher Joch), a quick diversion to the idyllically situated Übelsee lake is worthwhile. You then continue along trail no. 15 to the high-Alpine pasture, across mountain meadows to the mountain hut Egger-Grub-Alm below and then further downhill, partially on a road, partially on a footpath through forest and across meadows to Stulles/Stuls. Hikers who are pressed for time can descend before the high-Alpine pasture via trail no. 15A to Stulles.

This 11-stage theme path tells the stroy of marble extraction in Göflan.
Marble quarry tour A unique hike to the highest-elevation marble quarry in Europe.

The Saurüssl tour starts above Lasa/Laas. Head over Alpine pastures to the forest edge and over rugged terrain to the peak with the original marble cross. The real charm of the peak is the panorama. The view extends across the Upper Vinschgau valley including the following mountains and peaks: the Vinschger Sonnenberg, the Jennwand, the Laaser Spitze, the Schluderspitze, the Lyfispitze, the Laaser Ferner and the Taitschroi in the distance. The tour requires stamina and sure-footedness.

Possible refreshment stop: Obere Laaser Alm Alpine farm (June – September)

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.{

The Dossobello di Dentro/Hintere Schöneck is a beautiful mountain tour of about 12.5 km length. Arriving at the summit of the Dossobello di Dentro, especially the view of the Königsspitze, Zebru and Ortler is unique. For this relatively easy mountain tour, however, surefootedness and a good head for heights are necessary.