Rifugio Alpe di Tires

Itinerary made available by Val Gardena Marketing Starting at the Tourist Association Alpe di Siusi and covering the first kilometres that take to the Infopoint in San Valentino and the panoramic road that guides to the Wasserebene locality, these first kilometres can be considered a warm up. Then starts the demanding ascent towards Schafstall: At 200 m of incline higher up the street from Marinzen to Gstatsch is super flowing. From here you start with a bit of training. For the next 250 metres of incline you will ride on the Alpe di Siusi road closed to traffic from 9am until the parking. There are no alternative routes. From the Spitzbühel parking the tour becomes steeper: with an average incline of 15% you have a narrow asphalt road that guides to the uphill station of the Spitzbühel chair lift. The namesake mountain hut dominates the valley. From the terrace the Santner/Santnerspitze point, that represents the end of the Sciliar/Schlern on the north-west, appears so close