Peaks in Italy

As a tour on a relaxed day or with a dog super nice to go. Please wear sturdy shoes, as it is sometimes steeper and may be slippery due to gravel

The Seceda mountain station is the starting point for many hikes, e.g. through the Pana-Scharte (for experienced) via the Brogleshütte to Raschötz. From the summit cross of the Seceda gigantic …read more

Great view, as expected very crowded. Café am (hiking trail) no. 1.

Parked at the Mendel Pass, to the Roen and back approx. 17 km with at least 800 altitude meters.
The HM is concentrated 2 km before the summit, then it …read more

It is best to start very early

The Punta Penia is with 3343m the highest point of the Dolomites and the view from up here incredibly beautiful. However, this must be fought hard. The easiest way to …read more

Fantastically beautiful panoramic view. 4h ascent from the parking lot at Braies Lake Braies. Easy climbing from the Seekofelhütte to the summit cross.
From the parking lot to the Seekofelhütte about 3 hours, easy ascent.

The only summit on my Alpine crossing. Requires a little climbing and you should be free from giddiness.

At over 3,600 meters high, the Similaun summit has its special charm due to the glacier ascent and its very scree summit location. The view into Schnalstal with the turquoise reservoir is gigantic.

A highlight in the truest sense of the word! The view from the summit is breathtaking and the tedious increase in debris and the small Kraxeleinlage below the summit cross …read more

The Monte Generoso is 1,700 meters high and is located at the southern end of Lake Lugano. If you plan a leisurely hike on the mountain without ascending, you can simply take the cog railway from Capolago.

A wonderful view of the southern Fanesspitzen.

Austria - Slovenia - Italy. How many times can you stand in all three countries at once? And above all enjoy the view in all three at once?

A must for MTBers in the Lake Garda region. Highly recommended is the driveway from the Ledrosee on the asphalt road and then the legendary old gravel road ... (caution oncoming traffic!)

Worthwhile goal of a steadily uphill hike.

I was there in March, also at this time of year highly recommended (despite relatively much snow). Great view (360-degree view), in clear weather you can see until Sirmione!

On the summit plateau of the Schöneck in the Sarntal valley, hikers can expect over 100 interesting figures. From stone slabs they are piled up the "Stoanernen Mandln". For half …read more

Starting from the mountain station on Meran 2000, trail no. 3 leads past the Waidmannalm and climbs steadily up to the little church of St. Oswald (2,200m). Continue on the …read more

The "big" Peitlerkofel can only be reached by a via ferrata. Attachment with wire rope, in dryness and (very) good tread resistance without equipment quite easy to handle.

sensational panoramic view ... go to the Messner Mountain Museum.