Innichen-サンカンディドの天然記念物・トップ20

The Talschlusshütte in the Fischleintal valley is located in the middle of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, at an altitude of 1,548 m and at the entrance to the famous Drei Zinnen Nature Park. The hut is located at the foot of the Sextner Sonnenuhr, the Dreischusterspitze and the limestone towers of the Rotwand. It is open all year round. The hut was briefly on the verge of closing in the 1990s. However, the closure was averted. Celebrities such as Luis Trenker, Reinhold Messner, Hans Kammerlander and Franz Klammer are among the hut's former visitors.

Here, at the foot of the Three Peaks, the Rienz river has its source at an altitude of 2180 m. In its upper reaches, the river initially crosses protected areas in the Three Peaks Nature Park and the Fanes-Sennes-Braies Nature Park, namely the short Rienz valley and then the Höhlenstein valley.

open: 28.06. – 28.09.2025 Mountain hut hosts: Pintossi Angelo family WhatsApp: +39 389 9076228

From the Fondovalle refuge you have a wonderful view of the Sesto Dolomites. The surrounding peaks are the Croda Rossa di Sesto, the Cima Undici or the Monte Popera. All of them are almost 3,000 meters high.

Thanks to its strategic position, the Auronzo refuge offers easy access to one of the most famous excursions in the area. In addition to being a convenient stopping point, the refuge has hospitable services and a kitchen that serves tasty local dishes, perfect after a day of trekking.

Standard starting point for climbing tours to the Three Peaks, but also a tourist magnet. The food is ok, nothing more or less. On quieter days the staff is really friendly, otherwise it gets lost in the rush of tourists. Nothing as a goal in itself, but useful for the cake when you're there.

The effort of the almost 1000 meters of ascent are quickly forgotten with this incomparable mountain panorama. Just take a seat on the rocks or the lawn and enjoy.

A beautiful mountain world with different facets. From rugged, imposing rock to fantastically blooming mountain meadows to marmot meadows.