Adolf Munkel-pad (Adolf Munkel Weg)

The Adolf Munkel Trail (Adolf-Munkel-Weg), also known as the 'Via delle Odle', is one of the most scenic low-to-mid altitude paths in the Dolomites, South Tyrol. Situated at the northern foot of the Odle/Geisler Group in the Val di Funes (Villnösstal), the trail traverses through stone-pine forests and across alpine meadows directly beneath the vertical 1,000-meter north faces of the Furchetta and Sass Rigais summits. The route is part of the Puez-Odle Nature Park (UNESCO World Heritage) and is defined by its proximity to the jagged, pale-dolomite pinnacles that characterize the region's skyline.

One of the most scenic high-altitude walks in the Zermatt region. Following the 'Mark Twain Trail' and parts of the Gornergrat transport axis, this route starts at the Riffelalp station (2,222m) and climbs steadily toward Riffelberg. The absolute highlight is the Riffelsee, a small alpine lake that, on calm days, provides a perfect mirror reflection of the Matterhorn's East and North faces. It is a walk through high-alpine larch forests and rocky tundra, with the constant presence of the 4,478m 'King of Mountains'.