Watschiger Alm – Nassfeld Memorial Chapel loop from Nassfeldpass / Passo di Pramollo / Pas di Pramuel

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Watschiger Alm – Nassfeld Memorial Chapel loop from Nassfeldpass / Passo di Pramollo / Pas di Pramuel

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Watschiger Alm – Nassfeld Memorial Chapel loop from Nassfeldpass / Passo di Pramollo / Pas di Pramuel

01:29

5.11km

140m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 29, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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80 m

Madritschenbahn

Highlight • Rest Area

Here at 1521 meters, right by the hotels, is the valley station of the Madritschenbahn. 6-seater chairlift with hood.

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632 m

Passo Sella Boardwalk

Highlight • Trail

If you pay close attention, you can spot lizards and snakes.

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783 m

Lake Pramollo

Highlight • Lake

Directly at the Nassfeldpass is this beautiful, small lake. Here many "trails" that start further up at the mountain station of the Madritschenbahn. At the bottom of the lake you …

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1.15 km

along the lake

Highlight • Lake

From the pass, you can follow good forest paths to the Winkelalm, which regularly hosts excellent catering throughout the summer.
See nassfeld.at/de/Service/Nassfeld-A-Z/Winkelalm_az_30367

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1.58 km

Nassfeld Pass (Passo di Pramollo, 1,530 m)

Highlight • Mountain Pass

Almost 1000hm in one piece, but worth every drop of sweat!

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3.09 km

Traditional Austrian Snack with Mountain View

Highlight • Mountain Hut

3.13 km

Watschiger Alm

Highlight • Mountain Hut

The rustic ski hut on the Gartnerkofel invites you to relax on the large sun terrace or in the cozy parlors. In addition to regional delicacies you can enjoy the …

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4.38 km

Originally a simple wooden church dating from 1915, standing exactly on the Adriatic/Black Sea watershed, the present Nassfeld Chapel was built in 1916 by the Salzburg Volunteer Riflemen under General von Krasel.

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