At the gateway to the Dolomites, over four hundred kilometers of hiking trails within reach, from the gentle forests of the Eisack-Valley to the breathtaking high-altitude trails of the Dolomites.
Every kind of walk is within an hour of the house. We keep a stack of maps by the door. Tell us what you like and we'll suggest something for the day.
Easy · 1 - 3 hours The Adolf Munkel Trail beneath the north faces of the Geisler. The Alpe di Siusi meadows. The shore loop at Lago di Braies.
Half-day · 3 - 5 hours Seceda's ridgeline to the Pieralongia rocks. The Puez-Geisler plateau. The Peitlerkofel circuit hike.
Full day · 5 - 7 hours The Tre Cime di Lavaredo circuit. The Sass de Putia summit. The Geisler traverse from Seceda to Val di Funes.
Maps Wander cards by the front door, sorted by season. Take one on your walk, and simply return it when you're back.
Season Higher-altitude trails are best explored from May to October, while lower routes remain accessible all year round. The chestnut trails capture the softest light of the year in October.
Hiking equipment Light hiking shoes for marked trails. Proper boots for rocky paths. Bring warm and waterproof clothing, as well as food and drinks.
Safety Always check the difficulty of a trail before you set out and don't overestimate your ability. Some routes are for experienced hikers only, and you walk at your own risk.
Mountain hikes Suitable equipment for demanding and difficult mountain hikes. Check the weather forecast and set out only in good conditions. If you are unfamiliar with the route, we recommend hiring a mountain guide.