Hiking days - Best of South Tyrol
The ultimate hiking, fun and summit experience!
For five days we will hike through the wonderful mountain landscape of South Tyrol. Together we will climb some of the most famous peaks in our region, including the Peitlerkofel, the Villanderer Berg and the Schlern.
New challenges, breathtaking views and priceless moments are awaiting you! Your accommodation during our hiking days is the Untertheimerhof in Villanders. After the eventful tours, you can unwind in the cosy wellness area. In the morning and evening you will be spoilt with local delicacies.
A highlight of our hiking days is the wine tasting at the Röck winery.
Program:
| Day 1 | Arrival takes place on Sunday. The Untertheimerhof in Villanders is easily accessible by car. |
| Day 2 |
On Monday we hike over the Gasteiger saddle to the Sarner Scharte and on to the Villanderer Berg - the geographical centre of South Tyrol. We continue past the Totensee lake to the Totenkirchl. On the way back we hike across the high-plateau of the Villanderer Alm back to the starting point. The ascent is about 900 metres in altitude. Starting point: Gasser Hütte, Villanderer Alm |
| Day 3 |
On Tuesday we hike from Schalders to the Schrütten lakes. On hot summer days, you can cool off in the lake. We continue our hike to the Kühberg, which lies above the lakes. During the course of the day, we master an ascent of approx. 1,500 metres. Starting point: Schalders |
| Day 4 |
On Wednesday we climb the mighty Peitlerkofel (2,875m). We hike from the Würzjoch up to the Peitlerscharte. We continue via serpentines and a rope-secured rocky path to the summit of the Peitlerkofel. During the ascent, we climb approx. 830 metres in altitude. Starting point: Würzjoch |
| Day 5 |
On Thursday, we hike across the Seiser Alm to the Schlern - one of South Tyrol's landmarks. We start our tour at the Alpe di Siusi cable car station and hike through alpine meadows to the Saltnerhütte mountain hut. We continue up the serpentines to the Sciliar plateau and on to the summit of the Sciliar. After 960 metres of ascent, we are rewarded with a wonderful view. Starting point: Alpe di Siusi. |
| Day 6 |
On Friday we take the cable car to Pordoi and then hike up to Piz Boé (3,125m) - known to be the "easiest" peak over three thousand metres in South Tyrol. On the way back we hike via Val Setus to the Gardena Pass. Over the course of the day, we will climb approx. 770 metres in altitude. Starting point: Pordoi |
| Day 7 | Our hiking days come to an end on Saturday. Your suitcase is now filled with many wonderful memories of the experiences in the past days. |
