Dolomites Peaks & Huts

This selection traverses the high alpine pastures of the Cisles Alm and the Puflatsch plateau in the Val Gardena Dolomites. It features historic structures like the 19th-century Regensburger Hütte and specialized UNESCO viewpoints designed to showcase the region's unique tectonic geology. The list includes the basalt 'Witches' Benches' formations and several summits exceeding 2,000 meters, offering 360-degree views of the Odle and Sassolungo massifs.

Ncisles - Regensburger - Firenze

One of the oldest mountain huts in the Dolomites, built in 1888. It is located at 2,041 meters within the Puez-Odle Nature Park.

Juac

Private mountain refuge situated at 1,903 meters on a grassy plateau, offering direct views of the Sassolungo and Sella massifs.

Dolomites UNESCO Viewpoint Mastlé

A designated observation platform on the Mastlé Alm, built to highlight the geological significance and landscape of the UNESCO World Heritage site.

Fillner Kreuz

A summit cross on the northern edge of the Puflatsch plateau, providing views over the Alpe di Siusi and the surrounding Dolomite peaks.

Hexenbänke

Natural basalt rock formations shaped like benches. According to local folklore, these were the ancient meeting places for the Schlern witches.

Bulacia - Gollerspitz (2099m)

A 2,099-meter viewpoint on the Puflatsch plateau, featuring a panoramic orientation table and views extending to the Ortler group.

Pic - Monte Pic - Pitschberg

A 2,363-meter peak providing a 360-degree panorama of the Odle, Sella, Sassolungo, and Catinaccio groups.

Piza de Bulacia - Puflatschspitz - Monte Bullaccia

The highest point of the Puflatsch plateau at 2,174 meters, marked by a summit cross and accessible via the Puflatsch circular hike.

Crujëta

A scenic viewpoint marked by a large wooden cross on the slopes of Monte Pic, overlooking the villages of Val Gardena.

Gamsblut

Alpine hut at 1,965 meters on the Mastlé Alm, specializing in traditional South Tyrolean dishes and located near the Col Raiser cable car.