ATTENTION: Snowshoe hikes and ski tours should only be undertaken by experienced and well-trained mountaineers. Always consider the avalanche risk – carrying complete avalanche safety equipment (avalanche transceiver, probe, and shovel) is mandatory. Check the avalanche report and weather conditions before every tour. Those without sufficient experience should only join such tours in the company of a certified mountain guide.

Challenging ski tour to the Dreizinnenhütte hut and Sextner Stein peak with a steep ascent – only suitable for experienced and fit walkers.
- Fantastic ski tour
- Spectacular view of the Three Peaks as a reward at the destination
- Challenging, long ascent – suitable for experienced walkers

 

ATTENTION: Snowshoe hikes and ski tours should only be undertaken by experienced and well-trained mountaineers. Always consider the avalanche risk – carrying complete avalanche safety equipment (avalanche transceiver, probe, and shovel) is mandatory. Check the avalanche report and weather conditions before every tour. Those without sufficient experience should only join such tours in the company of a certified mountain guide.

Parking available at Fischleintalboden. (fee required)

Coming from the Puster Valley, turn off at Innichen into the Sexten valley and then head towards Moos. There, turn off onto the road towards Fischleintal. Coming from the Kreuzberg Pass, follow the main road to Moos. Here, turn off onto the road towards Fischleintal. Follow the road to the end. Start at the Fischleintalboden car park.

Line 446 or, during peak season, line 440, Fischleintalboden bus stop

The starting point for this hike is Fischleintalboden (1,454 m). From here, follow the groomed winter hiking trail no. 102 into the valley to the Talschlusshütte (1,548 m), which can be reached in about 30 minutes. Directly to the right of the hut, trail no. 102 branches off to the Dreizinnenhütte. At first, it climbs gently through a wooded area before the actual ascent begins. Now it goes steeply uphill through open terrain into the Altsteintal valley. Over a distance of around 4.6 km, you continuously gain altitude, always with an impressive panorama of the Dolomites behind you. Finally, the view opens up to the world-famous Three Peaks – and you reach the Dreizinnenhütte (2,405 m). Now you can turn right at the hut and climb up to Sextner Stein (2,539 m). After a well-deserved break, descend back down to the valley via the same route