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A hike to a striking, but easy to climb mountain over 3,000m on the south side of the Langtaufers valley. The starting point for this hike is the Maseben mountain hut. Follow from there the path signposted no. 19, across stony terrain and over a grassy old moraine wall, then straight up until you reach the west-facing hillside, then over stone slabs directly up to a flat mountain hollow. Follow the signposted trail over steep rocks up to the summit of the Tiergartenspitze peak. If you are not too late, you can observe the inhabitants: groundhogs, golden eagles and chamois. The descent follows the same route as the one going up.
Alternative: If you want to start this hike from the hamlet of Kappl, walk along the forest road to the path no. 19/19A to the Maseben mountain hut or use the shuttle service (only during winter).

Starting from the parking lot behind the Timmelsbrücke bridge on the right-hand side of the road, head north into the main valley as far as the Timmelsalm mountain pasture (30). From there, cross the bridge and continue in a north-easterly direction on the left-hand side of the valley until you reach Unterkrumpwasser (an open plateau, traversed by the meandering Passer river). Remain on the left side of the high valley and proceed further northeast. Then follow the steep path up and over the hill, revealing the Schwarzsee lake (30) beyond. 

 

Continue northeast along the western shoreline of the Großer Schwarzsee lake, across the grassland as far as the Schwarzwandscharte ridge, to the start of the glacier (30). Then, follow the narrow but negotiable trail southeast over a rocky ridge up to the Hofmannspitze summit. 

  

The way back from the Hofmannspitze follows the same route in reverse. From the Schwarzwandscharte glacier return to the Schwarzsee lake, and then to the Timmelsbrücke bridge (30), past the Timmelsalm mountain pasture. 

A lonely hike from summit to summit in between the Antholzertal / Valle Anterselva and the Gsiesertal/Val Casies.

Oberrasen (1.070 m) - Mudlerhof (1.590 m)- Taistner Alm (2.012 m) - (1) Rudlhorn (2.448 m) - (02) Eisatz (2.493 m) - Ausserriedl/ Innerriedl - (03) Million (2.438 m) - (04) Frisiberg (2.569 m) - (05) Amperspitze (2.687 m) - (06) Karl (2.580 m) - (07) Ochsenfelder (2.609 m) - (08) Napfl (2.428 m) - (09) Knebelstein (2.494 m) - Grüblscharte - (10) Höllensteinspitze (2.755 m) - (11) Rotwand (2.818 m) - Staller Sattel (2.050 m) - Lake Anterselva (1.650 m)

Length 33,0 km D+ 2850 HM D- 2280 HM

From the Staller Saddle (2.050 m) > the cross is your starting point > old military path southwards on the left side of the Ackstall stream > Ackstall Lake > turn right and reach the peak on a stony path. 
Following the mark further on from the peak you reach the peak Hellensteinspitz > downwards passing the lakes Ochsenfelderseen > Grüblscharte > Grüblalm hut > Antholz Obertal.

Nice mountain hike with great views over the Puster Valley and the mountains of the Rieserferner-Ahrn nature park. Suitable only for trained hikers, sure-footedness is required.

A high mountain climb across the glacier and over the rocks

This two-day trip is recommended only for those with a head for heights (not for sufferers of vertigo), sure-footed, sturdy climbers with experience in glacier and rock-climbing. Under no circumstances should anyone attempt to climb the flat Schwarzwandscharte wind gap without ropes. Right from the outset there are hidden crevasses under the snow, some of which run in the direction of travel. Some sections of the Wilder Pfaff are rated II on the Difficulty Level Scale (UIAA). The gap below the Zuckerhütl summit is very steep and at times smooth and slippery (note: ice axes and crampons are essential). An experienced guide is highly advisable on this high mountain hiking adventure.

 

Starting point: Timmelsbrücke bridge km 19,7

Endpoint: Timmelsbrücke bridge km 19,7

Refreshment stop: Timmelsalm pasture, Müllerhütte refuge

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.

Staller Saddle > park your car on the opposite side of the lake “Obersee” > on the right side starts the signae to the Hinterbergkofel and the Hallscharte saddle > uphill crossing the Weißenbach valley (red marks) < below the Hellscharte > further right he path ascents in small serpentines crossing the ridge > then left to the peak.

Soon after the chapel of the Weißkugelhütte mountain hut at 2,542 m, the “Richter Steig” path leads in eastern direction to the panoramic southern slope comfortably into the valley up to the mountain and ice barrier of the Vernagl slopes. Here, the slightly exposed climb (Attention in case of ice!) leads northward via partially secured passages over rock up to the Gepatschferner glacier, past the imposing glacier sceneries of the ice rifts.  This is were you will need your crampons and rope. After a steeper ramp - potentially tricky when the surface is covered with bare ice - you reach the upper flat ground of the mighty Gepatschferner: Towards your left (northward), there is a slight ascent not far from the left rocky crest in the direction of Weißseespitze; whereas straight on (eastward) leads to the Brandenburg House. We therefore climb up the moderately rugged, slightly ascending terrain to the Weißseespitze: After the 2 km long “Gletscherhaatscher”, we suddenly find ourselves on the flat cap of the Weißseespitze.

Antholz Mittertal or Antholz Niedertal (see walk to the Grentealm) > from there up to the Grente cross > Rammelstein. The way back by the same path or passing by the Laneralm (1.829 m) > following the mark n. 4b > Unterhütten (1.671 m, no rest stops) > by the alpine path back to the road to Antholz, on the opposite side of the Biotope.

On the old, secret smuggler trails at the border

The upper leg of this trip is only for those with a head for heights and sure-footed climbers with good hiking boots. The exposed, rocky section is very steep in parts, and crossing the precipitous gullies can also be slippery and treacherous. Snow can also be found at the top of the steep gullies even until late July and under such circumstances, hiking to the Königsjoch ridge should be postponed.

 

Starting point: Timmelsjoch mountain pass road at km 22.9

Endpoint: Timmelsjoch mountain pass road at km 22.9

Refreshment stop: Oberglaneggalm pasture

A beautiful mountain hike, which requires you to be sure footed and with a head for heights. The hike starts at the Maseben mountain hut from where you follow the path signposted no. 18. From Maseben turn left and arrive at two small lakes. Walk past the lakes to the right of the river towards the Valbenair valley. At the end of the ski-lift there is a wide-open area. Cross the plain and walk slightly uphill to the left of the Tiergartenspitze peak. Once over the hill, the path turns slightly to the left and you encounter increasingly rocky terrain. After a while, approach the summit ridge and the terrain becomes noticeably steeper. In the middle of the northern flank, the path goes up to Mitterloch Spitze peak. The descent follows the same route as the one going up.

Starting point: Pfelders

End point: Pfelders

Refreshment stop: Stettiner Hütte, Lazinser Alm, Lazinser Hof

From Antholz Niedertal > passing the Culture house > Hellsteinhof > Rauthöfe (reachable also by car) > forest road n. 36 > Neuhütte > Dorfmülleralm > Ochsenalm (not administered as rest stops) > Ampertörl > Peak Amperspitze

Magnificent panoramic mountain hike overlooking the Resia Pass holiday area. From Haideralm/Malga S. Valentino, north-eastwards on the path signposted no. 9, follow the mountain path towards Schöneben/Belpiano until the beautiful viewpoint at the “Rote Eck” at 2,299m. Walk further north to the signpost showing the junction westward to the Elfer mountain via the path signposted no. 9. Initially over slopes covered in flowers, becoming steeper as you approach the Hoaderschartl ridge at 2,743m. Sure-footedness is needed for the northward walk across the rocky and partially exposed ridge ending at the flat summit, which presents a magnificent panoramic view. The descent follows the same route as the one going up.
Alternative: Start the hike from the valley following the path signposted no. 9 from St. Valentin to the Haideralm, for approximately two hours.

From Oberrasen or Niederrasen (path n. 3 or 4) > Burgfrieden > following mark n. 3 or passing by Redensberg on the path n. 4 > Hochnall and the proceed to the Rammelstein peak - it is necessary to be experienced.
Descent: same way back as the ascent or follow mark n. 4 from the Rammelstein > Lahneralm/Unterhütten > then proceed on the forestry road back to Burgfrieden and Rasen.

Starting point is the mountain station of the chairlift at 1,800m. From here you can go easily down to the inn Jocher and on to the Bärenbad Alm. We continue the path no. 2, which opens into the path n. 9, slowly rising to Naturnser Alm (1,920 m).

Hikers can even go to the peak of Hochwart (2,608 m). The way back is along the trail no. 30 and no. 9 to the Gasthof Jocher, further down on no. 34 to the top station of the cable car Vigiljoch.

Walking time: from chairlift to Naturnser Alm about 3.5 hours until Naturnser Hochwart about 6-7 hours Difference in height: from chairlift to Naturnser Alm about 350 Hm, to Hochwart about 860 Hm Equipment: good hiking boots, high mountain clothing, topographical hiking map Prerequisite: good physical shape and sure-footedness

Easy ascent, beautiful landscape, shady way back

This particular tour offers stunning panoramic views over the entire valley. from time to time, the path gets steep and narrow, but always easy to hike.

 

Starting point: Ulfas parking lot

Endpoint: Ulfas parking lot

Refreshment stop: Ulfasalm mountain pasture, Pfarrerhütte mountain hut

The hike begins at the Schöneben valley station. From there, take the cable car to the mountain station. Following Trail no. 9b across idyllic alpine meadows, you reach the first of the three peaks - the Zehnerkopf at 2,675 m. Route no. 9b leads somewhat steeper up to the Elfer peak (2,926 m). Alternatively, you can hike straight from path 10 to path 8 + 8b to Zwölfer peak (2,783 m). The summit tour promises a beautiful view of the Lake Resia, the upper Vinschgau valley and the peaks of the Langtauferer valley. The descent leads back via Trail no. 8 and the same time via the last summit, the Zwölfer peak (2,738 m), to the mountain station. After a break in the mountain restaurant, the cable car takes you back down to the valley.

Easy mountain tour to the beautiful panoramic peak

Starting point: Prantach - 7th hairpin bend

End point: Prantach - 7th hairpin bend

Refreshment stop: Pfandler Alm

A trip full of panoramic views over the entire valley

This worthy day trip takes a little stamina. The ridge at the peak is slightly exposed, the passage over the many boulders below is quite arduous.

Starting point: Ulfas parking lot

Endpoint: Ulfas parking lot

Refreshment stop: Ulfasalm mountain pasture

 

From the small parking lot at the barrier to the valley Vallicola (Valtigl) walk into the pasture Vallicola. There take trail no. 26 up steeply to the Oberen Entholzalm and further up to the ridge. From the ridge turn right onto Croce di Ratschings/Racines and from the ridge turn left to Punta Alta. The descent takes place on the ascent path back to the starting point.

The royal throne of the Rodenecker-Lüsner Alm

 

Enjoyable ridge climb to the distinctive peak.

Starting point: Pfelders/Plan

Endpoint: Pfelders/Plan

Refreshment stop: Refuge Zwickauer Hütte, Schneid Alp

From the Camping Antholz campsite, first take trail no. 1 in the direction of Lake Antholz and then follow trail no. 9 to the Grüblalm hut and further on to the Grüblscharte. There turn left and continue on trail no. 9 to the Lakes Ochsenfelder Seen.

The Seebodenspitze peak rises above Haidersee Lake in the upper Venosta valley. The mountain is particularly popular as it is not necessary to start the hike in the valley but from the Haideralm/Malga S. Valentino at 2,100m, which can be reached by cable car from St. Valentin. Walk from the Haideralm through the pine forest and across grazing grounds on the gently rising, then steepening climb signposted no. 10 up to the “Schwarzer Kofel”. Cross large rocks on the ridge and from there walk to the summit. From the summit enjoy the far-reaching mountain landscape of the upper Inntal valley and upper Vinschgau valley. Descend via a small detour (“Three Lakes”) back to the Haideralm.

Hiking on an exposed peak, with a steep climb

For experienced, surefooted mountaineers with a head for heights.

 

Starting point: Stettiner Hütte refuge

Endpoint: Stettiner Hütte refuge

Refreshment stop: Stettiner Hütte refuge

A long climb with a panoramic view

The length and considerable differences in altitude make this a strenuous hike with some really special scenic vistas to be had along the way, especially on the summit. Some sections of the fairly narrow Touristensteig path are exposed and the climb up to the mountain ridge is steep, at times without any signs of a track.

 

Starting point: Plan/Pfelders

Endpoint: Plan/Pfelders

Refreshment stop: none, bivouac

Circular hike from the Val Casies Valley to the Passo Stalle Saddle

Starting point: Val Casies Valley / S. Maddalena (1460m)
Distance: 22 km
Walking time: 09:00 h
Difficulty: difficult
Difference in altitude: 1266 m
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Panoramic trail with view towards the Dolomites

Starting point: Val Casies Valley / S. Maddalena head of the valley
Distance: 24,5 km
Descent: circular hike
Walking time: 08:50 h
Difficulty: difficult
Difference in altitude: 1203 m
Information: It is also possible to divide the distance into a 2 days hike with over night-stay at the Bonner Hütte hut (from Toblacher Pfannhorn 30 min. downhill following trail mark n° 25) | www.suedtirolmobil.info - Lin. 441