Kortscher Sonnenberg
Description
The entire ascent to the start of the trail rides along an asphalt road, which is quite steep in the lower section. The mountain road begins in the village center of Kortsch and rides over the Kortscher Sonnenberg to the Aussereggenhof. At an altitude of 1600 meters above sea level (below the Pernuihof), our descent begins on the 15-meter trail. This initially rides across a pasture and is not always easy to recognize. Further down, however, the path can no longer be missed and winds steeply through the dense forest. At a water reservoir, you reach a forest road, which you follow on the right for about 500 meters. A path with the number 8 then branches off to the left, forming the final section of the tour. The Waalweg takes you back to the little road where you started the ascent.
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Details of the tour
12 km
875 m
875 m
809 above sea level
1617 above sea level
1 day
Schlanders
Schlanders
1438
well suited
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User comments (3)
About the author: Thomas Giger
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We rode the tour today in the late afternoon, it was deserted despite the imperial weather.
The bans were therefore no problem.
A top tour with really tough trails!
Unfortunately, really all the trails in the lower part have bike bans (judicial), especially the 15er, a great pity.
There are also bike bans everywhere in the lower part of Silandro/Schlanders. Apparently they don't want bikers in Kortsch and Schlanders, unlike Latsch.
The 15 and 8 trails have (11-May-2017) a no biking sign. It is sad to see that the South Tyrolean authorities are introducing prohibition signs instead of time regulations.