This scenic circular hike around Niederrasen and Oberrasen offers stunning views of the Dolomites and the surrounding mountains. The varied route combines peaceful forest trails with open sections along the so-called Dolomites panoramic loop, which truly lives up to its name.
Starting from Niederrasen or Oberrasen, the path leads via the Oberstaller farms up to Kirmle farm. Those who wish to extend the hike can continue to the Mudler mountain inn, where a pleasant stop is possible.
After returning to Kirmlehof, follow the Dolomites panoramic loop towards loc. Obergoste. Along this section, you will enjoy repeated breathtaking views of the Dolomites.
The hike can be adapted flexibly: optionally, at Obergoste you can descend via the Altrasen ruins trail to the Altrasen castle ruins and return to Niederrasen.
Overall, the tour offers a varied circular hike with impressive panoramas and inviting refreshment stops.
Author’s recommendation
If you wish to extend the tour, you can plan a stop at the Mudler mountain inn or include a detour to the Altrasen castle ruins.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Roadbook
Church St. John - Rasun di Sotto
"Joggila" Chapel - Rasun di Sotto
Meeting point: at 10 am. (see detailed description)
Ruins of Rasen
Burgruine Altrasen
"Oberstaller chapel - Rasun di Sopra
Chapel "Obergoste" - Rasun di Sotto
Chapel Obergoste - Rasun di Sotto
Public transport
Take bus line 431 from the Olang-Antholz train station or from Lake Antholz to Niederrasen or Oberrasen. The starting points can be reached on foot from there.> Timetables: www.suedtirolmobil.info/en
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Directions
From the Pustertal road, turn into the Antholz Valley and drive to Niederrasen or Oberrasen.
Parking
Parking is available in the village centres of Niederrasen and Oberrasen, at the church in Niederrasen, and above the church in Oberrasen at the edge of the forest.Coordinates
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Equipment
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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