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Brand Trail

Length: 29,08 km

Altitude uphill: 1400 hm

Altitude downhill: 1400 hm

Highest point: 1746 m

Municipality: Naturno/Naturns

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Easy trail on the Monte Tramontana in Naturno

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The access to the Brand trail is at the parking lot “Kreuzbrünnl” following the signposts “Uphill Naturnser Alm”. After about 1,5 km turning left into a forest road passing a few turns you reach the entrance to the Brand trail. The trail winds down moderately to the Brandhof surpassing only a few turns.

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| Length: 4,9 km | Highest point: 1428 m

The starting-point for the Wolf Trail is just below the Schartegg parking lot. The wooded trail isn’t technically demanding (S1) and it leads from the Nörderberg mountain to Tabland, with various possible entry points.

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