Südtirol
Seiser Alm

Guided Hike on the Seiser Alm

The Seiser Alm, located in the Schlern-Rosengarten Nature Park, is Europe’s largest high-altitude alpine pasture and one of the most impressive mountain landscapes in South Tyrol. At this time of year, the meadows are transformed into a colourful sea of alpine flowers.

A cable car takes us up to around 1,800 metres, where our circular hike begins. With constant views of the striking Schlern, one of South Tyrol’s most iconic mountains, and the Langkofel Group, the route leads across flowering alpine meadows and past numerous traditional mountain huts and refreshment stops.

Programme subject to change depending on weather conditions.

Further details about the hike:

  • Meeting point at 9:00 am at the Tramin Tourist Office
  • Travel by private car, approx. 1 hour
  • Duration: approx. 4 hours
  • Easy hike; sure-footedness and a suitable level of fitness are required
  • Refreshment stops available

Dates of the guided hike:

  • Dates to follow

Registration at the Tramin Tourist Office is required

Mindelheimer Straße 10A
39040 Tramin
Tel. +39 0471 860131
info@tramin.com

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