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The Alpe Nemes Hut (Nemesalm) is located at an altitude of approximately 1,900 meters above the Kreuzberg Pass and is still a rustic, cozy hut. It is a popular and highly recommended alpine hut, known for its South Tyrolean specialties such as dumplings and apple strudel. The hut is open from May to November and also in winter from December to Easter, making it a perfect hiking or day trip destination year-round. It is not available for overnight stays; it serves as a day hut.

Anyone who thinks the climb is over here is wrong. Now there is another climb with quite loose ground... most people will probably have to push - me too 😉

Here is the Kreuzberg pass at 1636m, which also forms the border between South Tyrol and Veneto. The Alpine Pass connects the Sextental with the Cadore and is also a natural watershed.

One of the Stoneman control stations at 2,320 m. Take a breather, recharge your batteries and enjoy the view before continuing over the scree field.

The Nemesalm is a rustic hut with a great panoramic view of the Sesto Croda Rossa, a nice place for a break or rest. Super nice hosts and delicious food at fair prices. There is electricity for e-bikes to charge with your own charger.

The ascent from the Nemesalm to the Passo Silvella turns out to be a wonderful experience. Past horses and cows it goes through a beautiful mountain landscape with a great view of the mountains.

Very nice rustic hut with a great panoramic view of the Sesto Croda Rossa. Super nice hosts and delicious food at fair prices. There is electricity for e-bikes to charge with your own charger.

An old military road leads from the Silvesteralm via the Marchhütte up to the Marchkinkele. With an average gradient of 11%, it goes up the almost 5 km long serpentine route. On the way to the summit, you pass the Strickberg Stoneman stamping point, where you have a wonderful panoramic view of the Sexten Dolomites, grandiose and a reward for the torment.