Adolf Munkel Trail
The famous footpath in the Dolomites
The Adolf Munkel Trail beneath the majestic Geisler/Odle mountain group is one of the most spectacular trails in the Dolomites. The breathtaking, panoramic view and the colourful plant life is impressive.
Tour length: 13 km
Tour duration: 4 h 30 min
Trail numbers: 6, 35, 28
Starting point is the parking lot Zanser Alm/Malga Zannes (1,685 m), where you can get easily by bus. First, walk along the hiking trail No. 6 towards Tschantschenon/Ciancenon until you reach the bridge. Turn right and follow the Adolf Munkel Trail, No. 35. This trail leads you to hut Broglesalm (2,045 m) and from there you follow trail No. 28 descending to Ranui.
A shorter circular hiking tour is to follow trail No. 35 until hut Gschnagenhardt and Geisleralm/Rifugio delle Odle. Then the trail No. 36 leads to hut Dusler and back to Zanser Alm/Malga Zannes.
Walk the virtual Adolf Munkel Trail.
Tour length: 13 km
Tour duration: 4 h 30 min
Trail numbers: 6, 35, 28
Starting point is the parking lot Zanser Alm/Malga Zannes (1,685 m), where you can get easily by bus. First, walk along the hiking trail No. 6 towards Tschantschenon/Ciancenon until you reach the bridge. Turn right and follow the Adolf Munkel Trail, No. 35. This trail leads you to hut Broglesalm (2,045 m) and from there you follow trail No. 28 descending to Ranui.
A shorter circular hiking tour is to follow trail No. 35 until hut Gschnagenhardt and Geisleralm/Rifugio delle Odle. Then the trail No. 36 leads to hut Dusler and back to Zanser Alm/Malga Zannes.
- Tour lenght: 9 km
- Tour duration: 3 h
- Trail numbers: 6, 35, 36
Walk the virtual Adolf Munkel Trail.
Specials along the Tour
- The Nature Park Puez-Odle and the Odle Massif are both part of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites. The trip provides insight into the rock formations and layers of the Dolomites, which originated over millions of years.
- Rock climbing along the Adolf Munkel Trail with difficulty levels from 3 to 8a
- Rich plant life
