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Hiking around Feldthurns - Velturno, located in the Italian Alps, offers diverse landscapes characterized by panoramic views of the Dolomites and Sarntal Alps. The region features picturesque apple orchards, dense forests, and green meadows, alongside extensive chestnut groves. Natural landmarks include the Königsangerspitze mountain and the nearby Puez-Odle Nature Park, providing varied terrain for outdoor activities.
Last updated: May 10, 2026
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Panoramic trail through apple orchards with Dolomites views, art installations, and local farm stops.
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12.0km
04:51
970m
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Hike the difficult 7.4-mile Keschtnweg Chestnut Trail from Feldthurns, gaining 3170 feet with panoramic views and chestnut groves.

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14.6km
04:27
500m
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Hike the moderate 9.1-mile Peitlerkofel Alpine Loop (via Route 9) for panoramic Dolomites views and 1638 feet of elevation gain.
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6.06km
02:10
390m
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Hike the moderate Kühhof Dolomites Viewpoint Trail (via CAI Route 17) for panoramic views of the Dolomites and alpine scenery.
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29.1km
09:00
1,010m
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Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
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The Church of the Holy Cross Around 600, the Church of the Holy Cross was built as a double church on the summit of the hill in the area of the present-day monastery. The south church had a vestibule and treps, a brick screen in the sanctuary, and a baptismal font in an extension to the east. The tomb of Bishop Ingenuin (c. 605) was discovered in the atrium of the north church. This was sealed with marble slabs, and a structure with frescoes was erected over it. An altar stood above this tomb until 1680, although the relics had already been transferred to Brixen in the 10th century. The reliquary was located in the Baroque altar. It probably originated from the church in the vineyard. Another find is the Carolingian interlace stone. The Church of the Holy Cross was rebuilt in the 11th century as a four-pillar basilica with a flat ceiling. The Gothic reconstruction, featuring cross-ribbed vaults and frescoes, took place around 1400. The current building dates from around 1680.
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On our hike up to Lake Radlsee, we repeatedly enjoy wonderful panoramic views of the Dolomites.
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A great hike in autumn
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Enjoy this unique view
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The view of the Dolomites is always impressive
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Säben Monastery has a monk again. It's nice that it hasn't been downgraded to a hotel. But daily mass alone will only attract the older generation of faithful Catholics. A retreat house or educational center would be more suitable for the hoped-for spiritual center with appeal to younger generations. https://www.domradio.de/artikel/pater-zieht-als-einziger-moench-ins-kloster-saeben-ein
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"Panorama" is an exaggeration. In fact, you only catch four or five glimpses of the Peitlerkofel, the Geissler Group, the Fonteklaus, and the seemingly tiny Eisack Valley between the tall bushes. But you can constantly hear the roar of the highway. A more beautiful descent to Klausen begins very close to this panoramic trail https://t1p.de/fy2my. It leads through the quiet Tinnebach gorge behind Säben Monastery and ends... at the Eiscafé Mary 🤪
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Feldthurns - Velturno boasts a comprehensive network of over 80 hiking trails. These routes cater to various skill levels, from easy strolls through orchards to more challenging mountain ascents.
Yes, the region is well-suited for families. An excellent choice is the Feldthurns Panorama Trail through Apple Orchards, an easy circular route offering 360-degree views of the Dolomites. Many of the 37 easy trails in the area are suitable for families.
Hikers can enjoy diverse natural features, including picturesque apple orchards, lush forests, and green meadows. The region is famous for its extensive chestnut groves, particularly along the Keschtnweg. You'll also encounter breathtaking panoramic views of the Dolomites and the Sarntal Alps, and natural highlights like the Radlsee (Lake Rodella) and the Schrambacher waterfall.
Yes, several circular routes are available. The Feldthurns Panorama Trail through Apple Orchards is a popular easy circular option. Another is the Feldthurns Trail 9 Loop, which is a moderate 14.5 km route.
For more experienced hikers, the Feldthurns to Klausner Hütte Trail is a difficult 12 km path with significant elevation gain. The Latzfons High Altitude Trail also offers a challenging 10.6 km route through pine forests with magnificent panoramic views. Additionally, the hike to Monte Corno (2275 meters) provides incredible views for adventurous hikers.
Beyond the natural beauty, you can explore historical sites like Velthurns Castle (Schloss Velthurns), a 16th-century Renaissance castle. The Archeoparc Tanzgasse showcases Copper Age excavations, offering insight into the region's ancient history. For a spiritual experience, the Latzfonser Kreuz Pilgrimage Church and Mountain Hut is a rewarding stop on a hike.
The komoot community highly rates the hiking experience in Feldthurns - Velturno, with an average score of 4.5 stars from over 1,000 reviews. Hikers frequently praise the stunning Dolomites views, the unique chestnut groves, and the serene alpine meadows. The diverse terrain and well-maintained paths are also often highlighted.
Many trails offer exceptional viewpoints. The Kühhof Panorama Trail and the Feldthurns Panorama Trail are renowned for their spectacular 360-degree views of the Dolomites and surrounding alpine scenery. The hike to Monte Corno also provides incredible vistas of the valley and peaks.
Yes, the region features natural highlights like the Radlsee (Lake Rodella), which can be reached via trails such as the Radlsee / Lake Rodella – View of the Dolomites loop from Garn - Caerna. The Schrambacher waterfall is another notable natural feature accessible to hikers.
Feldthurns - Velturno offers great hiking opportunities across multiple seasons. Spring and summer are ideal for lush green landscapes and wildflowers. Autumn is particularly popular for hiking the Keschtnweg (Chestnut Trail) as the chestnut groves turn golden, and the region celebrates the Törggele season.
The Eisack Valley, where Feldthurns - Velturno is located, generally has good public transport connections. While specific trailhead connections vary, local buses often serve villages and popular starting points. It's advisable to check local bus schedules for the most up-to-date information on reaching specific trailheads.
Absolutely. The Keschtnweg (Chestnut Trail) is specifically designed to take you through the iconic chestnut groves that are a landmark of the area, particularly the 3,300 chestnut trees at the foot of the Königsangerspitze. This trail is especially beautiful in autumn.


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