Ladurns Loop Trail

The trail officially begins at the mountain station of the Ladurns cable car. You can typically find parking at the base station of the cable car in Ladurns, and then take the cable car up to the starting point.

The entire Ladurnser Rundweg Alpine Loop is approximately 3.86 kilometers (2.4 miles) long and generally takes about 1.5 to 2 hours to complete. The section from the mountain station to the Edelweiss Hut can be done in about 45 minutes with a light ascent.

Yes, the Ladurnser Rundweg is considered a comfortable and rewarding hike, often described as having a "medium" difficulty with mostly gentle ascents and descents. It is suitable for families and can be a good option for beginner hikers looking for an alpine experience.

The path leads through forests and lush alpine meadows. You'll encounter mostly gentle ascents and descents, making for a pleasant hiking experience. There are also natural biotopes with small lakes along the way.

Hikers are treated to magnificent panoramic views, especially from the Wastenegg (2,023m), where you can admire the impressive 3000-meter peaks of the Pflersch Valley, including the Aglsspitze and the majestic Tribulaun. You'll also pass by natural biotopes with small lakes, a water reservoir like the Rosskopf Reservoir, and a little fishpond near the Edelweiss Hut. Don't miss the View of the Stubai and Tux Alps and the View of Wetterspitze.

Yes, a key highlight of the trail is the Edelweiss Hut, which serves as a welcoming stop for refreshments and a chance to rest. You'll also find a Cattle Trough and Water Fountain on the Almenweg for a quick break.

The Ladurnser Rundweg is best enjoyed during the warmer months when the alpine meadows are lush and the weather is favorable for hiking. This typically means late spring, summer, and early autumn.

While the trail itself is generally suitable for dogs, it's always best to check local regulations regarding dogs on cable cars and in huts. Always keep your dog on a leash and ensure you clean up after them.

Generally, there are no specific permits or entrance fees required for hiking the Ladurnser Rundweg itself. However, you will need to purchase a ticket for the Ladurns cable car to reach the starting point of the loop.

Yes, the Ladurnser Rundweg is part of a network of trails. The route itself is officially known as "Ladurnser Rundweg" and also passes through sections of the "Dolomieu-6-Almen-Weg" and "Edelweisshütte Ladurns - Rifigio Edelweiss Ladurns" trails. From the Edelweiss Hut, you have various descent options, including a forest road (Markierung Nr. 34) or path Nr. 27A towards Hotel Feuerstein.

Yes, while the main loop from the mountain station to the Edelweiss Hut is along trail 34A, the hut can also be reached via a freight path, which is trail no. 34. This might offer a different experience or a more direct route depending on your preference.