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Aschbach - Vigiljoch - Naturnser Alm
We take the Naturns guest bus to the "Aschbach" ski-lift base station. The ski-lift then brings us to the commune of Aschbach above Rabland which stands at a height of 1,362 metres.The walk initially leads us in the direction of Meran/Merano to Seespitz and to the Schwarze Lacke (1,750 metres). Here we can enjoy peace and quiet for a short while.Then we continue past the Seehof as far as the Vigiljoch church, which lends the Joch its name. The walk then leads us further in the direction of Naturnser Alm. On the way there we have the opportunity to take a rest in a pleasant field. A stop for a bite to eat is also possible at Naturnser Alm. The way back to Aschbach is slightly downhill.
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Morter - Rautwaal- Obermontani
We travel by car to Morter, the starting point of the Martelltal valley. From here we walk for about 20 minutes uphill to the weather cross and soon reach Rautwaal, which leads us almost evenly into the valley to the Plima stream. We then follow the Plima for a short while, then cross the road into the Martelltal valley and walk uphill for a few minutes to the crest of Obermontani where we stop for a well-earned rest.After that we continue next to the Neuwaal, along which water no longer flows. Along the path, however, names and years as well as two self-portraits can be seen that were once carved into a rock by a Waaler (term for a local person). The path now leads us to the Latscher Bierkeller. Today this building operates as a small restaurant, but it used to be a brewery. The brewed beer was stored in caves where the air remained at the same temperature all year round. We pass the Mareinwall and finally reach the ruins of Untermontani before returning to Morter through the fruit orchards.At 4.30 p.m. we arrive back at the hotel.
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St. Martin - View of the Dolomites - St. Martin Alpl
We drive by car to the car park of the funicular base station of the mountain village "St. Martin am Kofel" in Latsch. Upon arrival in the village, we take a short look at the church, which has been built audaciously on the steep slope. We then walk up an equally steep path through the Lärchenwald (larch forest) to a clearing with the name "Dolomitenblick" (view of the Dolomites). As the name suggests, on a good day you have a wonderful view of the Dolomites. Here we also stop for a pleasant midday break. Relaxed and re-energised, the return journey leads us to St. Martin Alpl and then downhill to the car park.
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Göflan - fruit orchards - Latsch
We travel by car to Göflan. From there we walk in the direction of Morter through the pleasant fruit orchards to the Latscher Bierkeller. There we have the opportunity to stop for a rest and sit together in comfort.From Latsch we head back to the cars in Göflan using the public service bus.
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Goldrainer panoramic trail Annaberger Böden
We travel by car to the start of the Panoramaweg (panoramic trail) in Goldrain.Then we walk with a slight uphill gradient along the Panorama (panoramic trail) to the Annberger Böden. Here on these idyllic meadows you have a wonderful view down into the valley. The plots of land on the opposite side of the valley, which are still divided up small, particularly catch one's eye. We stop for a short rest and refreshments. Then we descend to the commune of Tiss and then on to Goldrain.
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Hasenöhrl
We travel by car to the car park below the Latscher Alm. From there we head uphill following the alpine pasture trail as far as the edge of the woods. From here we continue along stony paths as far as the approach to the Kuppelwieserferner.We then go round this in a westerly direction. The last ascent to the summit is over scree.At the summit you can enjoy a wonderful view of the Ortlergruppe, the Vinschgau and, in the south, the Brentagruppe.You return the same way you came.
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Ötzi discovery on Hauslabjoch
We travel by car to Kurzras. The Gletscher (glacier) ski-lift takes us to Grawand (3,200 metres). We then descend to the Hochjochferner (approx. 250 metres) and then with the aid of a rope for security we climb up through the glacier landscape to the Hauslabjoch (3,279 metres). The finding place of Ötzi, the 5,300 year-old glacier mummy, to which we have to briefly descend, is marked with a stone pyramid. After a short stop we then continue our tour and reach the Similaunhütte hut at which we stop for a bite to eat and a well-earned rest. We then walk through the Tisental valley back to the Vernagtsee lake. We head back to the cars using the public service bus.
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Leiteralm to Partschins
We travel by car to the base station of the chair lift at Algund. There we park our cars and travel with the basket lift to the superbly situated Leiteralm. From there we walk to the Hochganghaus. Here we stop for a pleasant break.At the same time we take in the view of the Texelgruppe nature reserve and admire the fantastic panorama. Now we continue to the Nassereithhütte hut. If desired, you can stop off here before continuing to the Steiner. There the basket lift takes us to Partschins. We take the public service bus to Partschins and from there we return to the cars.
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Tarscheralm - Hoher Dieb
We travel by car to the base station of the Latscher Alm.The chair lift takes us to the Tarscher Alm (1,940 metres). From there we walk through the alpine meadows to the Zirmraunhütte hut (2,251 metres). Our next destination is the Kofelraster lakes (2,405 metres) to which we have a moderate climb. The marvellously located mountain lakes are encircled by a carpet of alpine roses.After climbing for approx. 50 minutes we reach the summit of Hoher Dieb. Here we have a fantastic view of the Ultental valley, to the south into the Brenta Dolomites and to the south-east to the Rosengarten (rose gardens). You return the same way you came.
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Meditation trail in Naturns
We drive by car to the southern valley side of Naturns above the sports pitches. The meditation trail starts here. It was created to mark the end of the millennium. The trail leads uphill with a gentle gradient, and is at times winding. There are 15 meditation points along the trail which are designed to represent various stages in Jesus´ life. Some of them are located at pleasant vantage points. After we have put the climb to the Platzerhöfen behind us we make a stop at Schwarzplatzhof. We now pass through the Schwarzplatz meadows with a view of Naturns and then follow the wooded trail which heads downhill to the Waldschenke (wood tavern) and then back to the cars.
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The castles in Sonnenberg: Juval - Waalweg Kastelbell
We travel with the public service bus as far as Schloss Juval. After walking uphill to the castle we participate in a guided tour through Schloss (castle) Juval (art collection, Tibetan artefacts, mountain photo gallery, mask collection).Then the trail leads us along the Tscharser Waalweg towards Kastelbell, approx. 200 altitude metres above the floor of the Etschtal valley on a level hill path. The Waalwege are lined with babbling irrigation canals which run alongside the path, and they serve to distribute the water over the fields.We stop for a rest at a pleasant snack bar.The remainder of the trail now leads us past Schloss (castle) Kasten and Schloss Kastellbell.We take the public service which returns us to the cars.
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Pfossental valley - Eishof
We travel by car into the Schnalstal valley and shortly after the turn-off to "Katharinaberg" we branch off to the right into the Pfossental valley. After driving for approx. 20 minutes we reach the car park of the Jägerrast restaurant.From here we follow the wide gravel track which leads uphill towards the valley. The track is accompanied by wonderful carpets of alpine roses and lush alpine meadows. After approx. 1 hour we reach the Jausenstation (small restaurant) Mitterkaser and then soon after the Rableit-Alm. Up until recently, both alpine pastures were cultivated all-year round. Chamois can be frequently seen on the green slopes. The valley now widens and appealing alpine meadows and larch forests spread out over the terrain. After 50 mins. walking we reach the Eishof Jausenstation (small restaurant) at the end of the valley. The valley is closed off in the north by the main crest of Ötztaler with Hoher Wilde (3,450 metres) and in the south by the Texelgruppe with Hoher Weisse and Texelspitze. It is also possible to see marmots here.
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Panoramaweg (panoramic trail): Naturns - Partschins
We start at the Hotel Preidlhof and proceed via the "Graben" (ditch), past the tennis courts on the Vogeltenn promenade. Then we follow the Panoramaweg (panoramic trail) sign no. 91 towards Partschins.We continue to walk through the fruit orchards and then reach the farms Mair auf Thum, Rautner and Hafling. At the Runsthof farm we cross the Lahn stream and then follow the light undulations of the panoramic trail, passing the Pardellhof farm in the process.At the Happichlhof farm we stop for lunch. Following refreshments we continue along the foot of the Sonnenberg, passing the farms Schmelchhof, Weiherhof and Fallrohrhof. A short stop at the Weintal snack bar allows us to quench our thirst again. We then continue via the farms Stein, Fallegg, Runst and Rautner. In doing so, we return to our starting point.
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Altalm - Hochwart
We travel by car to Naturnser Nörderberg. There we park the cars and walk to Altalm (approx. 20 mins.). The ascent to the summit starts there. After approx. 3 hours we reach the summit and enjoy the view.The descent passes via the marvellously situated Mauslochalm. From there we return to Altalm and the cars.
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Partschinser Waalweg - Waterfall
We travel by car to the car park at the former restaurant Birkenwald. At first we follow the narrow road downhill for about 15 minutes, close to the so-called Saltenstein where the Waalweg (irrigation channel trail) branches off. We follow this level to slightly uphill trail next to the course of the water through deciduous woods to the end of the Waal. This irrigation channel is still used (just as it has been for centuries) to water fruit orchards. Now we begin the climb to Niederhaus and along the Höhenweg that leads us to the Weiler Tabland above Partschins. Here on the Höhenweg we stop for a break and at the same time enjoy the fantastic views. From the restaurant Prünster on Tabland we walk down through the forest to the foot of the waterfall, accompanied by the roaring of the falling water. Here we can marvel at the water´s imposing presence. We then walk just a short distance alongside the stream and arrive back at the car.