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Plamortböden Tour
General description
From Reschen go north towards the Austrian border. Just 500 m before the valley station of the Bergkastel cable car (Nauders), take a sharp right along a fairly steep gravel road to the mountain station. Stop for refreshments in the Bergkastel mountain restaurant. Here starts the most beautiful part of the tour: return to the ascent path to the Bergkastelalpe and continue to the left to the high moorland of Plamortböden and the anti-tank barrages that are also well known across the border. From here on use the forest road or the beautifully laid out trails (S2). After passing the barriers, the view opens up over the Vinschgau Valley with its unique lake landscape from the vantage point on the rock. With a breathtaking view descend to Reschen: on the technical and partly more demanding Bunker Trail (no. 101, S2), with the subsequent Etsch Trail (no. 102, S1) leading into the forest, or on the forest road to Reschen. Once back there, enjoy a typical aperitif.
Description to arrive at destination
SS 40 to Resia Reschen. In Neudorf below the sports field the round Begins.
Length
20.6 km
Difficulty
medium
Difference in height uphill
804 hm
Difference in height downhill
812 hm
Difference in height
2173 m
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Holiday area Reschenpass
Mainstreet 61
39027 Curon Venosta/Graun im Vinschgau
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