This impressive nature hike in Oberolang leads through the Brunstbach Valley in the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park up to the alpine meadows and panoramic terrace of the Angerer Alm, offering magnificent views of the Dolomites. Although the route partly follows asphalted roads and mainly runs along a forest road, it features significant gradients and challenging sections with uneven terrain, loose rocks and unstable gravel. The first section up to the equipped picnic and barbecue area is accessible to wheelchair users with a powered wheelchair attachment. However, the trail from the barbecue area to the alpine hut is not accessible to wheelchair users. Families with small children will need an all-terrain pushchair with large, suspension-equipped wheels and a handbrake.
Further information about the trail conditions, as well as a map and photos, can be found here: https://www.suedtirolfueralle.it/de/wanderung-angerer-alm
Starting point at the Oberriedl snack station in Oberolang. From there, follow the paved "Riedl" road briefly downhill towards Mitterolang, then take the paved road to the right at the first junction towards the Kids’ World. Continue along a wide road with a steady, gentle incline of 10% until you reach the turn-off towards Angerer Alm. The final section, approximately 1 km long, follows a well-maintained gravel road with coarse gravel. Along this section, you cover around 100 metres of elevation gain, with an 11% incline. This part is slightly more challenging, but still manageable with strollers equipped with larger wheels.
The starting point of the walk is easily accessible by Citybus 435.1 (bus stop: Olang, Abzweigung Panorama) or by CallBus (bus stop: Restaurant Pizzeria Panorama).