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Wanderung in Südtirols Süden: Anello da Laghetti a CauriaVideo: Outdooractive – Flyover Videos
A challenging route that climbs steeply up the Banklweg trail through a gully and across the Anguilla Valley to Cauria. Then descend through the Funivia area and along the Duhrer trail to return to the starting point.
A challenging route that climbs steeply up the Banklweg trail, through a gully, and through the Anguilla Valley to Cauria. Then, descend through the Funivia area and along the Duhrer trail to return to the starting point.
Leave the village of Laghetti di Egna towards the slopes of Mount Madrutta. Reach the Banklweg trail, which ascends steeply up the mountain slope with a final steep climb through a gully opening into the Anguilla Valley. After the initial sloping trail section, the path becomes a dirt road that climbs to houses in the Paradiso area. From here a paved section leads to the road to Cauria, which you follow downhill to the Sotto Sasso area. From here the Sailbahnweg forest road reaches the remains of an old cable car that transported wood to the valley. Then, find a trail behind the cable car area that descends steeply to the Bergerhof area, from where you continue descending to a picturesque bridge, returning to Laghetti via the Duhrer trail.
Leave the village of Laghetti di Egna and head towards the slopes of Mount Madrutta. You'll reach the Banklweg trail, which ascends steeply up the mountainside with a final steep climb through a gully that opens into the Anguilla Valley. After an initial section of trail on a slope, the path becomes a dirt road that climbs to some houses in the Paradiso area. From here, a paved section leads to the road to Cauria, which you follow downhill to the Sotto Sasso area. From here, the Sailbahnweg forest road reaches the remains of an old cable car that transported wood down to the valley. From here, a trail behind the cable car area descends steeply to the Bergerhof area. From there, you continue downhill to a picturesque bridge, from which you return to the Laghetti along the Duhrer trail.
Author’s recommendation
The area isn't very well-known but has several information signs. The Duhrer trail, wolf hunting, lime production, and a medieval bridge. It's wonderful to combine effort with culture.
The area isn't very well-known, but it has several information signs.The Duhrer trail, wolf hunting, lime production, and a medieval bridge. It's a wonderful way to combine hard work with culture.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
The gully before the Anguilla Valley was steep and covered with leaves, making it slippery. The section from the cable car to the return trail was steep downhill and unmarked.
The gully before the Valle delle Anguille was steep and covered in leaves, making it slippery. The section from the Funivia to the return trail was steep and unmarked.
Tips and suggestions
Duhrer trail and so-called Roman bridge:
https://www.weinstrasse.com/it/sport-e-tempo-libero/montagne-ed-escursioni/sentiero-del-duerer/
Wolf hunting in the Middle Ages (you can see a trap):
https://www.ilsaperestorico.it/il-lupo-nel-medioevo.html
Lime production (you can see the lime kiln):
Roadbook
- Trail marker 8: from Laghetti di Egna to the beginning of the Banklweg (the dirt road shortcut just before the junction is recommended to avoid a short downhill section);
- Trail marker 2: from the previous junction to the provincial road to Cauria;
- Trail marker 7: from the road intersection to the Sotto Sasso area;
- No number: the Funivia trail from Sottosasso then downhill to the Bergerhof area;
- Trail marker 7: from Bergerhof back to Laghetti di Egna.
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Route possible using public transport (https://www.suedtirolmobil.info/it/#/):
line 120 from Bolzano to Laghetti di Egna.
Directions
From Bolzano take the SS12 towards Trento. Follow the road to Laghetti di Egna. After crossing the village, turn left onto Via Dante and reach the public parking lot in town.
From Bolzano, take the SS12 towards Trento. Follow the road to the Egna Lakes. After crossing the town, turn left onto Via Dante and reach the town's public parking lot.
Parking
Free parking available in the designated area in town.
Free park in the dedicated area in the town.
Coordinates
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Equipment
Standard mountain equipment with good water and food reserves (no refreshment points along the way).Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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