Demuth Passage
The Demuth Passage lives up to its name. The single trail in the 3 Zinnen Dolomites region is not to be underestimated and should be enjoyed with a pinch of "humility". Experienced and ambitious mountain bikers will get their money's worth - fun guaranteed and a priceless view of the East Tyrolean and South Tyrolean mountains included!
Demuth Passage
The wild ride along the Carnic border ridge, which separates Austria from Italy, is not only an MTB challenge for advanced riders, but also a historical journey through time. After all, we are travelling along the former mountain front of the First World War and on the site of a battle that saw many losses. Today, the ridge is a unifying element and opens up views of the East Tyrolean and South Tyrolean mountains. AND, above all, it opens up the narrow path down into the valley to Sesto - via the Demuth Passage.
Stones that tell a story
The most beautiful skyline
Take a deep breath and off you go!
Hut hopping along old military roads
Erla am Stiergarten
What else there is to know about the trail
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Challenging tour in terms of fitness and riding technique (even with a lift). The trail is exposed at times. With the right riding technique and alpine experience, you will find an absolute highlight here between South and East Tyrol.
The five Dolomite peaks Neuner, Zehner, Elfer, Zwölfer and Einser form a unique natural spectacle: the Sesto mountain sundial, the largest stone sundial in the world. At the winter solstice, the sun is directly above the respective mountain at the respective time.
If you want to relax in style, head to the Caravan Park Sexten and use the sauna and wellness area there. This is uniquely built around the Weißbach stream, which you can also dive into to cool off after a sauna session.
Singletrail on Komoot
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