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Val Casies Valley / S. Martino

Val Casies Valley / S. Martino

Mountain hike: The lakes Ochsenfelder Seen in the Gsiesertal Valley (2555 m)

Mountain hike: The lakes Ochsenfelder Seen in the Gsiesertal Valley (2555 m)

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Tourism Association Gsiesertal Valley-Welsberg-Taisten
Pustertalerstraße 16
39035 Welsberg
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The solitary hike through unspoilt nature

Starting point: Gsiesertal Valley – St. Martin, Tourism office (1276 m)

Distance: 23,1 km

Descent: along the same route

Walking time: 07:17 h

Difficulty: difficult

Altitude difference: 1214 m

Information: Line 441 www.suedtirolmobil.info

Hike from St. Martin through Karbach Valley to the Ochsenfelder Lakes with return via alpine pastures and shepherd paths.

Car parking at St. Martin in the Village or at "am Kofel" along the road below the Karbacherhof.

The starting point of the tour is in St. Martin in the Gsiesertal Valley, at the tourist office.

By bus:
Bus stop: St. Martin
Bus line 441

By car:
Destination: Gsiesertal Valley – St. Martin

Train and bus: www.altoadigemobilita.info

Bus line 441

From the valley road in the Gsiesertal Valley – St. Martin (1276 m) follow trail marker no. 36 westwards up to the Karbacher Hof (1440 m, refreshments available; also accessible by car). From there, continue on trail no. 42 into the Karbach Valley and further to the Ochsenfeldalm (2014 m). North-westwards, the trail continues across alpine slopes up to the Grüblscharte (2394 m); there turn sharply right and follow the trail markers no. 9 east-northeastwards across extensive alpine pastures to the Ochsenfelder Seen (2555 m).

Descent: either along the ascent route or, to shorten the upper section by about half an hour, walk down the grassy slopes, partly on shepherds’ paths, directly to the Ochsenfeldalm. From there, follow trail no. 42, passing the Schäfer Alm (1616 m), back to the starting point.