Villa Grünewald

This simple route starts from Siusi | Seis and reaches the two lakes of Fiè: the Laghetto di Fiè | Valser Weiher (1.036m) and the Laghetto Huber | Huber-Weiher. It is a very nice excursion through the woods to the lakes and back, perfect to do as a family with children also because it is possible to swim in the Laghetto di Fiè. The outward journey takes place along the Weiherweg and the return is at times on a paved road.

This is an uphill bike ride from Seis am Schlern | Siusi allo Sciliar to reach Compatsch | Compaccio from where many walks and very beautiful MTB tours start. Great alternative if you don't want to have to take the Seiser Alm cable car from Seis | Siusi or the bus. The entire route leads on an asphalted road. In Compatsch | Compaccio there is a parking, lot but it is paid and often crowded. This is an ideal option to avoid having to pay for parking. For more information on how to reach...

This excursion is very scenic and starts from the car park of the Alpe di Siusi cable car, near the village of Siusi allo Sciliar | Seis am Schlern. The route winds through the Sciliar-Catinaccio Nature Park. The Oswald-von-Wolkenstein path leads through an idyllic forest to the Castelvecchio Ruins and the Salegg Ruins. Then it continues on the Weiherweg path no. 2 to the Laghetto di Fiè | Völser Weiher and the Laghetto Huber | Huber Weiher. The Laghetto di Fiè is a very popular destination...

This beautiful route starts from Siusi allo Sciliar | Seis am Schlern and leads up to the Tomleg rest area via the Touristensteig path. The first climb leads up to Castel Salego | Burg Salegg and the Castelvecchio Ruins | Ruine Hauenstein, two castles of which now only ruins remain. Castelvecchio dates back to the 12th century and was owned by the German poet and diplomat Oswald von Wolkenstein who also gives this hiking path its name.

Very scenic hike with great views of the surrounding mountains. The Laranz Rundweg leads mostly through a wooded area and is a nice path to hike on a hot sunny day. It is possbile to park at the public swimming pool. The trail starts on a paved street, then turns right onto a gravel road before leading into the woods. In the late afternoon to early evening hikers will be able to see the sun light reflecting very nicely on the Schlern | Sciliar Mountain. Tip: When coming out of the woods near...