Cosy walks, circular trails, high alpine tours and fixed-rope routes - the opportunities for hikes are ideal in the Val Pusteria and its side valleys in South and East Tyrol
Image gallery: Mountains and hiking
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video : Jochtal barrier-free accessible
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video : Fundres Farm Trail
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video : Sunrise on Mount Specie
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video : Summer in South Tyrol
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video : Autumn in South Tyrol
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video : What about… spring
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video : Hike to Mt. Giogo Lungo
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video : Hiking Tip: Lake Sorapis
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video : Hike on Mt. Croda del Becco
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video : Hike to Lake Selva
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video : Hike from Lake Braies to Lake Colli Alti
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video : Hike on Mt. Corno di Fana di Dobbiaco
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video : Hike to Lake Malersee
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video : Sunrise hike on Mt. Stoanamandl
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video : Circular hike in the Val Casies
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video : Hike to the Three Peaks of Lavaredo
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video : Hike to Lake Ponte di Ghiaccio
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video : Torre di Toblin Route
In the Val Pusteria and its side valleys - from the Zillertal Alps to the High Tauern, the Rodengo Alpine Pastures across the Plan de Corones until the Braies, Sesto and Lienz Dolomites - the alpine world along the Aurino, Drava and Isel rivers attracts many alpinists.