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Fortifications from the First World War

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It's a very nice place, good for a break

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The Mitterberg Fortress, located on the hill of the same name near Sesto, dates back to 1884-89. Two years before construction began, the Triple Alliance between the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the Kingdom of Italy was signed. To strengthen this defensive alliance, numerous forts were built along the country's borders and passes, including the Mitterberg Fortress on the southern slope and the Haideck Fortress on the northern slope of Sesto. The goal of the 427,000-krona fortification was to seal off the Kreuzberg Saddle and, if necessary, block access to the Puster Valley. The forts were connected by telephone and visual telegraph.

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The Mitterberg Fortress can be seen here.

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We could only see the fortress from the outside. Interesting information about it. 👍

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Here the madness of the Dolomite War becomes apparent. The fort served, among other things, to secure the road to the Puster Valley

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Very pretty little castle with informative signs. You can easily spend 1-2 hours here. Make sure to check the opening times beforehand!

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The tower is so high that the castle almost looks a bit like a church. Welsperg Castle is a rather rare inner castle and the high keep is the oldest part of it. The unusual proportions were created by a fire after the burnt-out top floor of the outbuilding was demolished and the roof structure was simply rebuilt one floor below. The history of the complex is also exciting and you can find out more about it on a tour. Information on admission prices and opening times can be found here: https://www.gsieser-tal.com/de/entdecken/sehenswuerdigkeiten/schloss-welsperg.

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Schloß Welsperg

A dream in winter. Easily accessible.

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easily accessible, unfortunately also closed on Saturdays in summer

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Beautiful view of Welsperg Castle from the cross-country ski run.

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Closed in winter until spring. Still nice.

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The lake is beautifully situated between the mountains and can be easily hiked around.

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Very nice route, especially when the weather is nice.

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Lake Dobbiaco with its beautiful turquoise-green color is always worth a visit. You can see it well from this point. All around there are many hiking trails to explore

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First mentioned in 1050 restored around 1990

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Hike to the Nemes Alm on August 1st, 2022 Departure around 9 a.m. with bags and baggage The tour started at 1,370 meters above sea level at Mitterberg Castle (path 136 Nemes Alm) from World War I above the Heimatsteig. The tour started on a paved road for about 1.5 km and then you come to forest soil and a good wide path which is also used as a farm track. At about 1650 meters above sea level you cross the downhill run (Schwarze Piste valley run). Then you walk a good forest path to Sickenaue which you cross through a tunnel. You always walk along the path through the forest until you reach the Seikofel-Nemes biotope, from there you walk across a large nature reserve which is fenced in. Up to the Nemes Alm next to the paths there are always water points in the form of streams. Arrived at the Nemes-Alm there is a super nice beer garden with delicious food that is freshly prepared. The owner of the Alm, hunts himself and also passes this on to his customers. On the way back we went back a bit on path 136 to the moor area, from there we also follow path 131 down the valley until you come to the camping sign. Then it goes down a dirt track to the left, which after about 1km comes back to a wide path, you walk this up to a caravan park in Sesto with a watercourse that invites you to cool off and fill up your drinking bottles. From there it goes along path 13A, where you will pass the Zinn Fux where you can stop for a bite to eat. If you continue walking you will pass a small cheese dairy and continue walking until you come to a crossroads, where you keep to the left further down the valley in the direction of Moos. Then you come to the village of Moos and can continue on the main road in the direction of Sesto. The whole is about 18 km and in good condition it takes 4.5 hours to walk, but since you stop here and there for a few photos here and there you can count on a good 9 hours for the tour.

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Easy and beautiful hike from the Waldruhe.

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