South Tyrol · Val di Funes
An almost level path running below the walls of the Furchetta and Sass Rigais, inside the Puez-Odle Nature Park. It reaches the Geisler Alm, the best place from which to see the Odle. Suitable for children too.
South Tyrol · Val Gardena
A loop that runs almost entirely downhill along the Seceda ridges, with the Odle alongside the whole way. It passes the Regensburger Hütte and closes at Col Raiser, where the cable car takes you back down.
South Tyrol · Alpe di Siusi
The panoramic loop of Monte Bullaccia, along the rim of the largest high-altitude plateau in Europe. Meadows, alpine huts and the Witches' Benches, with the Sciliar always ahead. Broad paths, suitable for everyone.
South Tyrol · Val d'Ega
An hour's walk at the foot of the Catinaccio to the bronze eagle of the Christomannos monument, looking out over the Val di Fassa and the Latemar. A chairlift does the climbing: suitable for the whole family.
South Tyrol · Val d'Ega
A short but genuine summit: from Passo Oclini it takes little more than an hour to reach the Corno Bianco at 2,317 metres, through meadows and mountain pine. From the top, Latemar and Catinaccio in a single view.
South Tyrol · Val Sarentino
A classic Val Sarentino climb to the 2,003 metres of the Stoanerne Mandln, the stone men: dozens of stacked cairns on a rounded summit, in a place thick with old legends.
South Tyrol · Merano 2000
One of the most popular walks in the Merano 2000 area, up to the lake of San Pancrazio — the Kratzberger See. Modest height gain and broad paths.
South Tyrol · Renon plateau
The path Freud walked during his summers on the Renon, from Soprabolzano to Collalbo. Five almost level kilometres with the Dolomites always ahead: suitable for everyone, pushchairs included.
South Tyrol · Renon plateau
Columns of earth and clay as tall as houses, each capped by a boulder that shields it from the rain. They are reckoned the best preserved earth pyramids in Europe, and an easy walk takes you there.
South Tyrol · Renon plateau
A themed woodland trail with large installations devoted to the fox, the hedgehog, the squirrel and the woodpecker. An hour's walk on gravel: built for children, and it works for adults too.
South Tyrol · Renon plateau
The signature summit of the Renon, at 2,260 metres. A gondola takes you to Cima Lago Nero and an hour and a half later you are on top, with Sciliar, Catinaccio, Sassolungo and Marmolada in a single view.
South Tyrol · Renon plateau
The same summit, at the right hour. We climb in the dark to be on top when the sun sets the Dolomites glowing pink: the enrosadira seen on Sciliar, Catinaccio, Sassolungo and Marmolada at once.
South Tyrol · Renon plateau
A loop at two thousand metres devoted to Toni the eagle, with eleven play stations: a nest to climb into, a Kneipp water trail, slides and bridges. Very easy, pushchair-friendly.
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