ハインフェルスのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

These are fortifications from the interwar period and part of Mussolini's Alpine Wall.

Starting point of the Carnic High Trail

Starting point for numerous tours in the Sexten Dolomites such as Klammbachalm, Nemes-Alpe, Cima Colesei, Berti-Hütte, Rotwandwiesen etc.

The 6-seater Rotwand cable car (Italian: "Croda Rossa") travels from Moos/Sexten (valley station at approximately 1,340–1,360 m above sea level) up to the Rotwandwiesen meadows at approximately 1,920 m above sea level. The mountain station is located right next to popular alpine huts such as the Rotwandwiesenhütte and the Rudihütte. The cable car operates in summer and autumn from approximately the end of May to the beginning of November – daily between approximately 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. (Ticket price at the counter for 2 adults: ascent and descent = €70; free parking at the valley station)

The cross is easy to reach. The view is truly magnificent once you've had your fill of the Dolomites.

Beautiful area-friendly host-good food.

The boundary stones precisely follow the national border between Italy (South Tyrol) and Austria (East Tyrol). Many of these markers can be found along the Carnic High Trail (KHW 403) and the Karlsbach High Trail – some clearly visible, some weathered or overgrown. One of the best-documented sections is between the Sillianer Hütte – Hornischegg – Stiergarten / Helm – towards Monte Arnese and the Kreuzberg Pass.

We went from the car park opposite of the Kreuzberg hotel up to the Opera 10 bunker complex below the Arzalpenkopf - Croda Sora I Colesei. Netto hiking was 1:49 minutes excluding two breaks. We were with 2 adults and 2 kids(10 and 12 years). The hike exists of 3 parts. First one is the ski slope to the first (closed) bunker. second part is uphill through the forrest. Third part is on the rocky path to the Opera 10 bunker. The third part requires some scrambling over some rocks because the road close to the bunker was damaged by an avalanche in 2024. My kids are quite fit so we managed without problems, just take your time. We prepared our visit to the bunker so we all used a headlamp inside. My oldest son really liked it and we explored some stairs up and down and reached the end of the main corridor to the other side of the mountain. It's pretty safe inside, there are some gaps in some rooms used as toilet by soldiers so I would recommend to scan the room first by an adult before walking in. For our hike we used hiking poles which I would recommended uphill for the forrest and for descending. We went on a dry day, I wouldn't recommend doing the hike in the rain, the forrest path will be slippery and maybe also the last part close to the bunker.