The Ritten high plateau is lined with comfortable walking paths that enjoy great popularity. Many of them were built in the tradition of the Ritten summer retreat. On the way, in wonderfully fresh mountain air and spoiled by the sun, experience fascinating views of the Dolomites, of Bolzano and the picturesque villages. Walk and promenade in the footsteps of probably the most famous guest, Dr. Sigmund Freud.
"Here on the Ritten it is divinely beautiful...! Sigmund Freud wrote to C.G. Jung: "Dear friend,... Here on the Ritten it is divinely beautiful and comfortable. I have discovered in myself an inexhaustible desire to do nothing, tempered by two hours' reading in new things.... Goodbye!"
"Here on the Ritten it is divinely beautiful...! Sigmund Freud wrote to C.G. Jung: "Dear friend,... Here on the Ritten it is divinely beautiful and comfortable. I have discovered in myself an inexhaustible desire to do nothing, tempered by two hours' reading in new things.... Goodbye!"
Freud PromenadeStart: Oberbozen, stationEnd: Klobenstein, station
Trail number: 35
Tour lenght: 5.585 m
Ascent: 132 m
Descent: 92 m
Tour duration: 1 h 20 min
Difficulty: easy hiking trail
Highlights on the way: Aphorisms on the Freud Promenade, panorama Dolomites, return Railway Ritten
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Promenade Fennaround the Fenn The Fenn Promenade from Klobenstein to Lengmoos is an incredibly beautiful mountain walk. From the railway station, take on the left no. 24 to the centre of Klobensteín and then walk eastward to the Zentral carpark where the ascent to the Fenn promenade begins. The route circles around the Fennbühel hill to the east. Then you keep to your right no. 20 and continue onwards until you come to the viewing platform, a wonderful spot to stop off for a breather. A plaque at this platform commemorates the opening of the promenade in 1898. Continuing onwards, in the shade of mixed woodland, you come to a hill with a view over the earth pyramids. The trail then crosses the slope and merges with the wide promenade trail at Lengmoos at the Amtmann, which leads left towards Klobenstein and, from there to the train station.Read more