Your starting point for diverse tours
Discover Fischleintal valley in Sexten
Fischleintal valley, located in the heart of the Sexten Dolomites, is a perfect example of the remarkable beauty that can be found in a relatively small area. Extending just 4.5 kilometres, it features a diverse landscape, from towering rock faces to charming meadows and serene forests.
Stretching from the district of Moos to the hut at the valley’s far end, Fischleintal valley winds through the stunning Three Peaks nature park. Dominating the view: the awe-inspiring Sexten sundial, formed by the five Dolomite peaks.
This valley is a paradise not just for nature lovers but also serves as a popular starting point for a variety of hiking and ski touring adventures, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts year-round.
Numerous (e-)bike routes
Winter hikes to the valley’s end
Discoveries around every corner
Nature in abundance
As part of the Three Peaks nature park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Fischleintal valley is a treasure trove of regional highlights packed into a compact area. Its natural wonders are plentiful and easily accessible, inviting exploration year-round. Whether you’re taking a walk through larch forests in spring or hiking among blooming autumn crocuses in late summer: The valley boasts a unique charm in every season. The winter landscape is equally captivating, with its pristine snow-covered terrain framed by the towering, snow-capped Dolomite peaks of the Sexten sundial.
Hiking adventures for families and thrill-seekers
With easy trails, stunning vistas and fresh adventures at every turn, Fischleintal valley is a favourite hiking spot for families. From leisurely strolls along the valley’s course to extended play and exploration: The natural treasures of the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site ensure unforgettable experiences for you and your loved ones.
However, the region also offers diverse routes for those in search of greater challenges. For instance, how about the Three Peaks / Antonio Locatelli hut, the Büllelejoch hut or the Zsigmondy hut as your next hiking conquests?
Climbing enthusiasts, listen up: Fischleintal valley is the perfect starting point for summit climbs in the legendary Sexten Dolomites.
Exploring Fischleintal valley on two wheels
Would you prefer swapping your hiking boots for a bicycle to explore Fischleintal valley at a quicker pace? The valley boasts a variety of routes and trails that are sure to thrill mountain biking aficionados. This bike-friendly region in South Tyrol also provides fantastic opportunities for cycling and scenic tours of all difficulty levels, making it an ideal spot for e-biking adventures.
Year-round sports
Hiking, cycling or walking? Absolutely! The Fischleintal valley has something for every sports enthusiast, even during the colder months. The snow-blanketed valley can be marvellously explored via well-maintained cross-country ski trails or on ski touring routes offering spectacular views. For those seeking a more peaceful experience, relaxing winter hikes to the valley’s end are equally appealing.
Whether you prefer the calm or the thrill of winter sports during your holiday, the Fischleintal valley is sure to exceed all your recreational expectations.
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