2-Day Snowshoe Hike on the Villanderer Alm
Winter adventure with breathtaking Dolomite views in the heart of South Tyrol
The Villanderer Alm in South Tyrol, the second-largest alpine plateau in Europe after the Seiser Alm, is a true paradise for snowshoe hikers. When the landscape transforms into a sparkling white wonderland, the plateau offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding Dolomites.
Snowshoe hiking on the Villanderer Alm lets you experience nature at its most peaceful. Away from the slopes and marked trails, the routes lead through quiet forests and across wide, snow-covered plateaus. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced winter hiker, you’ll find trails that suit every level – from gentle routes to more challenging ascents.
Inviting mountain huts along the way offer the perfect opportunity to rest and enjoy local South Tyrolean specialties and warm drinks. The combination of pristine nature, authentic hospitality, and breathtaking views makes this two-day tour an unforgettable experience.
Accompanied by an experienced mountain guide, this two-day snowshoe tour on the Villanderer Alm becomes a safe and truly rewarding adventure. With expert knowledge of the area and a keen sense for the best routes, you’ll be guided to the most scenic viewpoints and through the quietest winter landscapes – creating lasting memories in the snowy heart of South Tyrol.
Program:
| Day 1 | From Gasserhütte to Totenkirchl and Stöffl Hütte Meeting at Gasserhütte for equipment check. Hike to the Mair in Plun Hütte then continue the ascent to Totenkirchl. From there, the route leads over the Prackfiederer Jöchl to the Stöffl Hütte. (6h - 13km - 600vm) |
Day 2 | Ascent of Kassianspitze and return to Gasserhütte After a relaxed breakfast at Stöffl Hütte, climb to Kassianspitze. Lunch stop at Getrumalm, then return to Gasserhütte. (5h - 10km - 700vm) |
Note: The tours can be customized on request. Shorter alternatives are also possible; for example, on the first day, the Villanderer Berg can be climbed instead.
