ブリクセン-ブレッサノーネの峡谷・トップ15

MTBではNatzから来るべきです。そうすれば最後の部分のほぼ手前まで下りて、反対側をeMTBで登ることができます。逆方向では、Natzまでかなりの距離を押して登らなければなりません。道は狭すぎて急すぎます。

We took the shortest ascent: from the Fuchsloch stop via Planer Hof, it's 5 km. On the way back, we saw that the lowest section of the trail is private and not to be used. We never would have expected a 45 m drop in this gorge. Absolutely stunning, and very refreshing. The yellow and brown traces on the rock are caused by iron and sulfur flowing in from the upper reaches. https://t1p.de/8yxu4

Better uphill on the road - the downhill is just fun

The Flitzer waterfall is surrounded by forest on all sides. It plunges about 45 m over fern and moss-covered rocks into the depths. Recommended for sunny, hot days. Surefootedness and good footwear are necessary to reach the base of the Flitzer waterfall.

If you want to go from Viums to Rodenegg Castle, you have to walk through this gorge. You can get to the other bank via this beautiful bridge.

The Tinne Valley is separated from the Eisack Valley by the Säbener Berg in its initial area, just south of the town centre of Klausen, and runs roughly in a north-westerly direction. On the north side, above the narrow, partly gorge-like valley floor (hence the name Tinne Gorge), low mountain terraces provide space for settlement areas. The valley is really worth seeing and has a wildly romantic flair.

The path is currently blocked by some fallen trees - climbing is required. The circular path was also very rough because part of it was closed. s6 I think

The city of Brixen celebrated its 1000th anniversary in 1901. Nightlife still takes place in the light of petroleum lamps. In October 1901, the citizens' committee made the decision to build a power plant within two years. The decision was implemented and at Christmas 1903 Brixen shined with electric light for the first time. In the meantime, nature is returning to the old power plant and bats have now taken up residence inside (text excerpt from the information board on the old power plant).