Hotel La Majun

This fantastic circular hike is located in Val Badia and starts in La Ila | La Villa | Stern. The path leads through several picturesque villages past the Munt Pisciantadù Hut to the famous Sanctuary and Refuge of Santa Croce (2045 m). Paths 15 and 15A cross the beautiful meadows of Armentara and return to the starting point via Oies. Further information on the Sanctuary of Santa Croce is available here: https://www.lacrusc.com/

This fantastic route begins in La Ila | Stern | La Villa in Val Badia and leads to the Fanes Refuge, where it is possible to stay overnight. A steep ascent leads out of the village, through a forest and in tight switchbacks on rocky terrain to the Forcella de Medesc (2533m). It continues along path no. 12 and a gentle descent leads to the small Alpe di Fanes where the Fanes Refuge (2060m) and the Lavarella Refuge (2050m) are located. Return to the starting point on the same route. Both...

A very nice route starting from La Ila | La Villa | Stern in Val Badia, which winds through the Puez-Odle Nature Park. It passes through the hamlet of Plotten where a path zigzags up through an idyllic forest to the Gardenacia Refuge (2050m). The descent passes by the Sponata Hut and the Florian Hut in Plaön.

This fantastic hike is located in Val Badia starting in La Ila | Stern | La Villa. From the center of the village, the path leads through several hamlets to the hamlet of Castalta, where path no. 13 begins. This meanders through an idyllic forest, past the Malga Munt Pasciantadù to the Schutzhütte Heilig Kreuz | Rifugio Santa Croce (2045 m). Here is also the Dlija da la Crusc | Heilig Kreuz Wallfahrtskirche | Santuario della Santa Croce, where Holy Masses are still regularly celebrated in...

A pleasant bike excursion that starts from the village of La Villa and follows the Riu de San Ciascian river in parallel. The route passes through the town of San Cassiano and reaches Sciaré. Alternative routes in the area: https://www.alltrails.com/it-it/sentiero/italy/south-tyrol/san-cassiano-riu-san-ciascian