For those who do not wish to walk on overcrowded main paths, who are looking out for quiet corners and new perspectives, this tour proposal offers the opportunity to enter a touristically neglected area of the Seiser Alm. The spacious shoulder of the Wolfsbühl in the northeast of the plateau is such a rare place, where the hiking boom, which in some places already takes alarming proportions, is still less noticeable. Like on an "island of the blessed," you stroll through this unique meadow paradise, circling the Wolfsbühl clockwise in front of the "High Altar" of the Langkofel, stretched toward the sky like an open hand.
From the Almbus stop in Saltria, we hike uphill northwards on path no. 9 between Hotel Saltria and Hotel Brunelle. Over meadows, partly also along a stepped path, it goes steeply uphill; finally, less steeply at the right edge of the meadow, you reach the saddle between Wolfsbühl and the moor biotope "Col dal Fil" with a crossing gravel road (path no. 19). We now hike on this with a constant view of the Langkofel or Schlern in wide loops to the right (northeast) uphill, then northwards on level ground and downhill into a wide meadow hollow and up a hill. Beyond this, the road leads across the wooded north side of the Wolfsbühl down to a saddle on the northeast ridge of the mountain and then on and off further to a beautiful crucifix with a viewpoint bench on the edge of the meadow shoulder Hartl. From here you have a magnificent view of the Langkofel massif, which presents itself particularly grandly with its narrow side. To the left behind it, you can see the broad Sellastock lying
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