Your Hiking Experience on the Seiser Alm

The Running Park Seiser Alm features 20 varied trails of different lengths and difficulty levels. Spanning a total of 180 kilometres, it offers a unique running experience for everyone, from beginners looking for scenic routes to experienced trail runners seeking a challenge.

Eight of the trails run between 1,800 and 2,300 metres above sea level, while the remaining twelve routes lead through lower elevations between 900 and 1,100 metres.

Thanks to these varied altitudes, the Running Park offers ideal conditions for unforgettable trail running experiences from April through November, surrounded by the spectacular scenery of the Dolomites.

The striking peaks of the Dolomites are among the most renowned climbing destinations in the Alps, offering spectacular routes set within an extraordinary mountain landscape.

Around the Seiser Alm, the impressive rock faces of Schlern, Santner Peak, Euringer Peak, Schattenkofel, Mumelterkopf, Klammpfeiler and Hammerwand provide unforgettable climbing experiences.

One of our personal favourites is the Oskar Schuster Via Ferrata. This scenic route crosses the Langkofel Group and leads to the summit of Plattkofel, rewarding climbers with stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Along the way, it passes the Sellajochhaus as well as the Langkofel and Plattkofel mountain huts.

In winter, thanks to its high plateau, the Seiser Alm is transformed into a true paradise for snowshoeing and winter hiking. You can take a relaxed stroll in winter boots or, if you prefer something a little more challenging, climb up to idyllic places on snowshoes!