Teriol "Jägerweg"

The snowshoer’s kit:

waterproof backpack or with waterproof cover (not too large if the hike is short) topographic map (or alternatively local map with recommended trails) compass and altimeter (or alternatively sports watch) binoculars water bottles thermos with hot tea energy bars or snacks chocolate filled sandwiches (or alternatively lunch in a mountain hut) breathable t-shirt change of t-shirt (preferably breathable) sweatshirt or fleece windproof and waterproof jacket long waterproof, padded ski trousers ski socks (or alternatively two pairs of socks) waterproof after-ski boots wool hat/headband ski gloves anti-reflective sunglasses sunscreen ski poles or telescopic trekking poles snowshoes

Always let someone know where you are going and the approximate duration of the hike.

The emergency number is 112 or 118 (ambulance).

By car

From Innsbruck, Brenner Motorway A22 to the Bressanone exit, continue through Val Pusteria, Val Badia, and Passo Campolongo. From Verona/Milan, Brenner Motorway A22 up to Egna Ora castle, continue through Val di Fiemme, Val di Fassa, Passo Pordoi, Arabba, and Passo Campolongo. From Venice, Motorway A27 Belluno exit, follow Agordina 203 to Agordo, Caprile, Arabba, and Passo Campolongo.

By train

Nearest train stations:

Belluno - 70 km Brunico - 48 km Ponte Gardena - 51 km

By bus

Brunico - 47 km connection via SAD line www.sad.it Belluno – 70 km connection via Dolomitibus line www.dolomitibus.it

By plane

Venice Treviso/Venice Marco Polo – 160/170 km Innsbruck - 140 km Verona – 270 km Milan Bergamo/Milan Malpensa - 310/400 km

Before departing we recommend you check the weather, which changes rapidly in the mountains, and the trail conditions.

The path starts to the left of Hotel Laguscei.

"The sustainable snowshoer’s handbook":

choose the route according to your physical and technical abilities gather information about the route you intend to take before departure (distances, altitude difference, time needed, springs, fountains, mountain huts, ski lifts, bivouacs, etc.) check the condition of the chosen trail never undertake a hike alone always carry all your litter back down the valley please stay on marked trails please keep quiet do not feed the animals