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If you're riding a mountain bike, you'll have to carry it a lot if you want to get here from Maria Hilf//St. Jakob.

This splendid dirt road climbs towards the Cornetto di Confine (Markinkele in German), a well-known peak on the border between Italy and Austria, in the municipality of Dobbiaco. The slopes are never prohibitive and climbing here with your mountain bike is truly beautiful. Stop at some hairpin bends to admire the splendid surrounding panorama.

The Stallersattel is a mountain pass that connects South Tyrol and East Tyrol. At the same time, the border between Austria and Italy runs here. On the Austrian side, the pass road is well developed and easy to drive on. On the Italian side the road is narrow and can only be driven on alternately in one lane. From up here you have a beautiful view in all directions and you can enjoy a walk around the Obersee.

Beautiful and pleasant path up to Marchkinkele with a number of hairpin bends.

There is very delicious food on the Alm. The portions are plentiful, it might be better to order a meal for two. It took us 1.25 hours from the Alm to the end of the valley, the bus leaves at x.29.

The Staller saddle is much more than just a border between Austria and Italy, much more than just a connection between the Defereggental and the Antholzertal. In summer, the Obersee is a popular destination. The lake invites you to take a short walk along the shore around the lake or just relax in the sun. The Staller Sattel is also a popular destination for one or the other mountain hike, such as a mountain tour on the Rote Wand.

An old military road leads from the Silvesteralm via the Marchhütte up to the Marchkinkele. With an average gradient of 11%, it goes up the almost 5 km long serpentine route. On the way to the summit, you pass the Strickberg Stoneman stamping point, where you have a wonderful panoramic view of the Sexten Dolomites, grandiose and a reward for the torment.

Again and again there is a magnificent view of the Sexten Dolomites and the 3 Peaks on the ascent to the Marchkinkele.