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The alpine mountain Col Becchei in the middle of the Fanes-Sennes group offers an absolutely magnificent mountain panorama and a challenging and long trail descent via the Rautal valley.

The Antonios Joch with its legendary location in the middle of the Sennes-Fanes area offers a real trail classic with the ascent and descent via the Pederü hut.

The Pizt di Zuber (Piz Züber) and the Heiligkreuzkofel are located in the middle of the Fanes-Senes Nature Park and, thanks to their bizarre location, offer an unmistakable view with Dolomite flair in combination with one of the longest trail descents in the Alta Badia region.

The Piz de Lavarella is a genuine 3000-metre bike peak in the middle of the Fanes-Senes region, which offers a trail firework display of superlatives.

Lavinores, or Monte Lavinores, is a rather unknown mountain in the middle of the beautiful Sennes-Fanes region that is just waiting to be conquered by mountain bikers.

The Dreifingerspitze (Punta Tre Dita) is an insider tip in St. Vigil in Enneberg and, with a little map knowledge, offers a perfect trail descent within an impressive bike tour in the Sennes-Fanes area.

The Fanes Tour is one of the great Dolomite classics, albeit a sporting tour de force. The highlight of the route is the ride through the wonderful Fanes plateau with the descent to San Cassiano.

Monte Ciaval is located in the middle of the Sennes-Fanes area and almost reaches the 3000-meter mark. The high alpine character of this mountain is characterized by former positions and infrastructure of the First World War, as well as by a tremendous all-round panorama in the middle of the Dolomites.

Monte Muntejela de Senes (Monte Sella di Sennes) is located at the northern end of the Sennes-Prags Nature Park and is an ideal starting point for a tour to get to know the nature reserve, as the panorama, orientation and tour search are almost self-evident from the summit.

The Vallon Bianco is a high alpine mountain steeped in history in the middle of the Sennes-Fanes region, on which a military road from 1915 winds its way up to an altitude of 2684 meters above sea level. The Sennes-Fanes region was a heavily contested mountain front during the First World War.