{"id":12842,"date":"2017-02-02T08:58:00","date_gmt":"2017-02-02T07:58:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/ecobnb.com\/blog\/?p=12842"},"modified":"2017-02-02T08:58:00","modified_gmt":"2017-02-02T07:58:00","slug":"odle-tour-val-di-funes-south-tyrol","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ecobnb.com\/blog\/2017\/02\/odle-tour-val-di-funes-south-tyrol\/","title":{"rendered":"Odle tour in Val di Funes, South Tyrol"},"content":{"rendered":"

A tour among\u00a0some of Italy’s most beautiful mountains, in the footsteps of the famous Reinhold Messner, who here has begun to climb. 19 kilometers around to one of the most spectacular massifs of the Dolomites.<\/h3>\n
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Photo by Matteo Leoni via Flickr<\/div><\/div>\n

We are in Val di Funes<\/strong>, jewel of South Tyro<\/strong>l. What in German is called Villn\u00f6\u00dftal<\/em> is a small valley, very quiet, which includes the three village\u00a0of Tiso, San Pietro and\u00a0Santa Maddalena. Despite its limited size, it remains one of the most visited South Tyrolean valleys. The reason becomes clear as soon as you arrive, and maybe we understand even just looking at the pictures: the Val di Funes offers breathtaking<\/strong> views<\/strong>, being there means immersing yourself in a pristine nature<\/strong> that leaves you speechless.<\/p>\n

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Photo by DavideGorla via Flickr<\/div><\/div>\n

Hiking<\/strong>, climbing<\/strong>, walking in the woods<\/strong>, snowshoeing<\/strong>: the activities the Val di Funes offers are innumerable, both in summer and winter; moreover, Val di Funes, a\u00a0world natural heritage<\/strong>, is a member of Alpine<\/strong> Pearls<\/strong>, providing the opportunity to live a natural and car-free\u00a0holiday<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Among the many activities we’ve chosen\u00a0to tell you the Odle<\/strong> tour<\/strong>, an exciting trip<\/strong>\u00a0in the shadow of the incredible massif of the<\/strong> Odle<\/strong>, among meadows and forests that leave you breathless. It is a long alpine<\/strong> trekking<\/strong> that, given the length, height and travel time, is recommended for those who are fit.<\/p>\n

The itinerary\u00a0starts from the Zannes alpine pasture, which eventually\u00a0provides a parking spot. From here we proceed to the left, first along the creek Ciancenon and then along the path n.6 until the Ciancenon hut\u00a0at 1928 meters above sea level. Here begins a climb. We proceed, following the beautiful Alta Via delle Dolomiti n.2. Then \u00a0we continue to the right, following the path 13, to the Mont fork from the Ega-Wasserscharte (2642 m), where you reach the highest point of the tour. We\u00a0descends through another fork, until Ciautier meadows, and then along the path 2B. The itinerary\u00a0continues through the Pana fork, follow the 6A path up to Fermeda towers, from here you take the path 25 and then the Adolf Munkel path. You walk up to the junction Glatschalm where you have to go down the n.36B\u00a0path to reach the Glatsch pasture. Hence the forest road 36 leads you to the starting point.<\/p>\n

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Photo by LUCA CALLEGARIN via Flickr<\/div><\/div>\n

The constant of this route is the presence of the peaks of the Odle, that\u00a0create at every step unforgettable<\/strong> landscapes<\/strong>. Also in the 8 hours of walking you immerse yourself in the idyllic forests and meadows, in the silence of nature.<\/p>\n

Where to stay in Val di Funes<\/h2>\n

To visit this wonderful place, which is not only untouched nature (as if that were not enough!) but also flavors<\/strong> and legends<\/strong>, you can stay at the Schatzer Apartmen<\/strong>t<\/a>, eco-friendly home<\/strong> in San Pietro village, on the edge of an idyllic oak forest. The apartments<\/strong>, flooded with natural<\/strong> light<\/strong>, are furnished with solid pine wood furniture and larch floors. In addition, the landlord Peter Schatzer (ski instructor, tour guide, photographer and painter), on request will accompany you in unforgettable excursions.<\/p>\n\n\t\t