Schlern is considered a symbol of South Tyrol and, with its diverse routes, offers countless options for a traverse. Whether via the Bärenfalle, the Schäufelesteig, or the Schlern plateau, each ascent is a new experience. With its steep flanks, the plateau is reserved for hikers with strong stamina, but it rewards them with breathtaking views of the Dolomites and the main Alpine ridge.

Latemar is a striking Dolomite massif south of Lake Carezza and west of the Rosengarten range. As a hiking destination, it combines spectacular rock architecture with sparsely developed, alpine trails.

Latemar is made up of jagged towers, spires, and karst slabs. Typical routes feature rocky scree paths and short, airy sections with a bit of scrambling. Surefootedness and a head for heights are essential.

The Rosengarten massif is among the most impressive mountain landscapes in the Dolomites. Jagged rock towers, exposed high routes, and spectacular views offer experienced mountaineers truly unique adventures. A complex network of countless paths forms the basis for extensive traverses. Whether on the well-developed South Tyrolean western side or the untamed, remote eastern side in Trentino, the Rosengarten is an Eldorado for mountain enthusiasts.