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The Patzenfeld–Nemesalm Trail is a 7.5km hiking trail that leads from the Kreuzberg Pass (1,630m) to Malga Nemes (1,877m). The route is of moderate difficulty and takes approximately 2 to 2.5 hours. Along the way, you pass through forests, open meadows, and the scenic Monte Covolo-Nemes Biotopo raised bog.

Small but nice and beautiful MTB practice course.

Located on Monte della Chiesa (Strickberg in German), the first Stoneman checkpoint represents a popular destination for those who cycle in the area. Furthermore, it is the point where the climb towards the Cornetto di Confine ends.

If you use the 3 Zinnenbahn for the ascent, then my tip is to go over the Klammbachalm (the best Kaiserschmarren in the valley!) and then choose the hiking trail towards Negerdörfer. You then come out directly at the trailhead and save yourself the serpentines on the gravel road to get to the start.

It's better to listen to written comments. This trail was a mistake for me! Not all difficult (S1, S2), but sometimes difficult to find (overgrown) and you had to cross a stream several times. I have never seen so much fresh(!) cow dung on paths. - No chance to dodge everything. 🥴 The path probably dates back to WWI and if it were restored it would certainly be beautiful.

The kids with the 20" enjoyed themselves like crazy in discreet safety

At the end of the ascent on the old military road, you will be rewarded with a wonderful panoramic view over the Sexten Dolomites at the Stoneman stamp point in Strickberg. You should definitely allow yourself a minute or two and enjoy the view before heading to the Marchhütte and continuing your "Stoneman".

Once you have mastered the serpentine route from the Silvesteralm up to the Marchkinkele, you will be rewarded with a wonderful panoramic view over the Sexten Dolomites at the Stoneman stamp point in Strickberg. You should definitely allow yourself a minute or two and enjoy the view before heading to the Marchhütte and continuing your "Stoneman".