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  • Five Lakes Circuit

    An unforgettable loop through alpine lakes and ridgelines above Merano.

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Through the soul of Texelgruppe

Waters shimmering under South Tyrol’s sky.

This high-alpine circuit links together the heart of the Texel Group: the five most scenic lakes above Merano. Beginning with a lift ride to Muthof, the trail ascends gently via Mutkopf and meanders across Oberkaser pastures. Hikers will traverse a mosaic of crystal-clear lakes, panoramic ridgelines, and rustic huts like Hochganghaus and Leiteralm before returning to the start. Expect visual poetry with every step.

Duration

8h

Distance

17km

Elevation

1100m

Availability

Weekend

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Five jewels in the sky

Views

Panoramic Viewpoints

Wildlife

Marmots & Wildlife

Waters

Crystal-clear Lakes

Terrain

Alpine Trails

Difficulty Level

Moderate-Difficult

When to Go

Best hiked between July and October. Snow may persist until late June near high passes.

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Five jewels in the sky

This route explores the legendary Spronser lake basin via a wider, more immersive loop. Starting at the Hochmuth cable car, you’ll pass Mutkopf, descend into Oberkaserhütte, and then follow high trails past shimmering lakes framed by the Texelgruppe summits. The detour via Hochganghaus and Leiteralm adds scenic charm and hut culture into the mix. This is the ultimate long-form exploration of South Tyrol’s alpine core, suited for fit hikers ready for a rewarding day.

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