ブレンネロ-ブレネロの絶景の山頂・トップ20

Beautiful hut, which is easy to reach from the Karalm. Very friendly hosts and the food is excellent! The hut is also the start and finish point of the Stubai High Trail.

The tour is very, very beautiful and you don't need any additional equipment! But it is high alpine and you should not be afraid of heights and have climbing experience! The ridge path to the Becherhaus is secured with steel cables but after the first steep descent the path is barely visible and passable! Here it is advisable to go onto the snowfield!

From the ridge you have an outstanding view of the spectacularly located Becherhaus on the Becherfelsen and the Bösetalferner that flows past it.

One of the most beautiful huts in the Alps! The sunrise alone is amazing. The ascent of the Zuckerhütl via the Wilden Pfaff is a great tour, but it does require alpine experience.

The ascent from the Fane Alm via the Ladeseben Alm and the Wilden See is technically not a problem for experienced hikers. On the Rauhtaljoch you have to reckon with one or the other snow field even in midsummer. Even the last part of the ascent from the yoke is no problem for experienced hikers, only the last 50 HM are a bit of climbing. On the highest peak of the Fundres Mountains, a magnificent view opens up!

Beautifully situated hut, with a view of the glacier and a clear view of the Dolomites. The hut keepers are super accommodating and the overnight stay at over 3000m is quite comfortable. Ascent and stay are an absolute highlight in South Tyrol.

Not really exposed and easy way to the Freiger - it only gets a little narrower shortly before the summit.

The Becherhaus (3195m) sits majestically on the so-called Becher between the peak of the wild Freiger (3418m) and the huge Stubai Glacier. The ascent via the Ridnauntal is an ideal choice in summer for hikers who are not experienced on glaciers. The path is incredibly variable and includes everything a hiker's heart desires. BUT be careful of the last 900m or so. The final ascent to the Becher is not for the inexperienced. However, the exertion is well worth it when you can collapse, satisfied (and exhausted), onto one of the deckchairs facing the glacier. In the last rays of sunshine of the day, you can already eat the first wheat while enjoying the incredible view of the glacier.