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Faszination Wasserfall: Die Plima-Schlucht in Martell im Vinschgau - BERGMENSCH®

Fascination Waterfall: The Plima Gorge in Martell in Vinschgau

South Tyrol's nature has some impressive spectacles to offer. Do you love water and deep abysses? Then Martell in Val Venosta is the right place for you: The Plima Gorge in the Stilfser Joch National Park attracts thousands of tourists...

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Geisleralm - die schönste Alm Südtirols? - BERGMENSCH®

Geisleralm - the most beautiful mountain hut in South Tyrol?

The mountains of South Tyrol have a lot to offer. The Geisler peaks are certainly a familiar name to mountain people. Those who have been there before and seen the imposing peaks rising into the sky will want to come...

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Stettiner Hütte – Wiederaufbau nach Lawinenunglück - BERGMENSCH®

Stettiner Hütte – Reconstruction After Avalanche Disaster

In 2014, the Stettiner Hütte was hit by an avalanche. Due to the extensive damage, the hut had to be completely demolished. Renovation or refurbishment would not have been worthwhile in that case – for safety reasons, those affected opted for this solution. It was clear from the outset that only a reconstruction of the Stettiner Hütte would be considered.

Since 2017, thanks to the emergency plan, some overnight guests can be accommodated. After the major accident, several wooden huts were built, offering many mountaineers an option for sleeping or resting. Of course, this also ensured that meals could be provided again.

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Heilkräuterkunde - die besten Heilkräuter der Natur - BERGMENSCH®

Herbal Medicine - Nature's Best Medicinal Herbs

Nature blesses us with wonderful herbs, and while they have a healing effect on many physical ailments, most people are not yet sufficiently familiar with them. The last decades have been characterized by humanity moving further away from nature and...

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Timmelsjoch – imposanter Passübergang zwischen Österreich und Italien - BERGMENSCH®

Timmelsjoch – Imposing Mountain Pass Between Austria and Italy

Timmelsjoch Snow Clearance 2021

Due to its high alpine location, crossing the pass is not possible all year round. The road usually opens its gates at the end of May and is then passable for about five months until November. Of course, it is important that you consider the opening hours for the respective year. In 2021, the road will open on June 10. The Timmelsjoch snow clearance 2021 is completed by this date, and the road is safe for traffic. The pass may only be used between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.

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Das versunkene Dorf im Reschensee – was steckt dahinter? - BERGMENSCH®

The submerged village in Lake Reschen – what's the story behind it?

The small region in northern Italy, South Tyrol, attracts thousands of tourists every year. This is not surprising: all those who have already cast a glance at the picturesque mountain landscape of the Dolomites and the many other mountain ranges, visited the numerous museums, explored the wild nature parks and the magnificent South Tyrolean lakes, know where the beauty in South Tyrol can be found. However, an incredible spectacle took place at Lake Reschen in Vinschgau. As a fan of South Tyrol, you have certainly heard of Lake Reschen and the sunken church tower. You can find out what is really behind it and what special features Lake Reschen has to offer you as a visitor in our article.

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Wir machen veganen Kaiserschmarrn in Pfelders/Südtirol - BERGMENSCH®

We are making vegan Kaiserschmarrn in Pfelders/South Tyrol

Those who follow us on our social media channels know that we are game for (almost) anything. And that's exactly why we're heading to the rear Passeier Valley to Pfelders (South Tyrol) in freezing -14 degree weather to shoot some cool videos, take photos, and enjoy a day in the mountains.

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