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A must for a break there

Beautiful place, a must for a break

Beautiful singletrack with a great panorama

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There is an unpaved parking lot (gravel/grass) directly adjacent to the alpine pasture with space for approximately 30 cars. Congestion may occur around lunchtime. Access to the alpine pasture is generally possible by car, but requires careful driving. Vehicles with very low ground clearance (e.g., sports cars) may have difficulty.

Sexten (Italian: Sesto) is a mountain village in the Alta Pusteria Valley, known as the gateway to the Three Peaks and part of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites. Its name derives from the sixth milestone of an ancient Roman road. The village lies at an altitude of approximately 1,300 meters and is famous for the Sexten sundial, a striking mountain formation where the position of the sun can be read from the peaks. Furthermore, this village is a popular destination for mountaineers, hikers, and climbers in the summer, as well as for skiers and winter sports enthusiasts in the Three Peaks Dolomites area in the winter. In addition to its unique natural surroundings, the village boasts vibrant traditions, Ladin-Tyrolean culture, and warm hospitality.

Very friendly staff and owners, reasonable prices, and a great location. The Coltrondo Alm (Malga Coltrondo) is located at an altitude of approximately 1,880 meters on the Carnic Ridge, just across the border between South Tyrol and Veneto, and offers beautiful views of the Sesto Dolomites. It is known for its cozy atmosphere and regional cuisine with homemade specialties. The alpine pasture is particularly popular as a starting point/finish point or stopover for hikes: From the Kreuzberg Pass, it can be reached in about 1.5 hours along a beautiful path through forests and alpine meadows. It is often included in larger alpine pasture tours, for example, together with the Nemesalm or the Klammbachalm.

A dark lake against an incredibly beautiful backdrop. Depending on your speed, you'll have to look closely to spot it! ;-)