The trail can be divided into 6 parts:
*To view the full detail of a specific day, click its number on the bottom of the page.

The Foothills of the Alps

The starting point of the trail is the famous Marienplatz .
The first part of the trail takes us through the Impressive Benediktenwand and from there back to the valley, into the little village Vorderriss.
As mentioned before, this part ends in the village Vorderriss, near the border with Austria, which also represent the border between Bavaria and Tyrol.

Day Starting Point Ending Point
1 Munich Wolfratshausen
2 Wolfratshausen Bad Toelz
3 Bad Toelz Tutzinger Huette
4 Tutzinger Huette Vorderriss

North Tyrol and The Karwendel

This part includes days 5 to 7, in those days we cross the Karwendel and even climb to the highest peak in the group – the Birkkarspitze.
The Karwendel essentially divides the “pre Alps” and the “Inn Valley”, whose capitol is the city of Innsbruck.
This part concludes in the town Wattens in the valley.

Day Starting Point Ending Point
5 Vorderriss Karwendelhaus
6 Karwendelhaus Hallerangerhaus
7 Hallerangerhaus Wattens

The Central Alps

This part includes days 8 to 12. In those days we will go through the central Alps.
Among the spots we will be crossing in this part we can mention the Friesenbergscharte Pass, Without a doubt one of the best views on the entire trail. It is also worth mentioning that in this part we cross the border into Italy.
This part ends in the village Pfunders.

Day Starting Point Ending Point
8 Wattens Lizumer Huette
9 Lizumer Huette Tuxer-Joch-Haus
10 Tuxer-Joch-Haus Olpererhuette
11 Olpererhuette Stein
12 Stein Pfunders

The Northern Dolomites

This part includes days 13 to 18. We reach the Dolomites! You can’t mistake them for anything else, with those vertical walls and sheer cliffs.
In this part we will have some fun climbs that includes the use of iron cables and we will also reach the highest point of the trail, with the option to go even higher – to the amazing Piz Boè.
This part ends in the town Alleghe, a beautiful place with unique location.

Day Starting Point Ending Point
13 Pfunders Kreuzwiesenhuette
14 Kreuzwiesenhuette Schlueterhuette
15 Schlueterhuette Groedner Joch / Puezhuette
16 Groedner Boehuette
17 Boehuette Rifugio Viel dal Pan
18 Rifugio Viel dal Pan Alleghe

The Southern Dolomites

This part includes days 19 to 23. In those days we cross the southern Dolomites, which also mean – finishing the crossing of the Alps.
Among the highlights of this part we can mention the walk on the side of mount Civetta, The clear and beautiful lake - Lago Coldai. And for the climbers among us, the ascent and descent over the Schiara.
This part ends in the city Belluno, just beneath the Alps.

Day Starting Point Ending Point
19 Alleghe Tissihuette
20 Tissihuette Rifugio Bruto Carestiato
21 Rifugio Bruto Carestiato Rifugio Pian de Fontana
22 Rifugio Pian de Fontana Rifugio 7° Alpini
23 Rifugio 7° Alpini Belluno

The Italian “Pre Alps” and The Piave River

The sixth and last part of the trail includes days 24 to 28. In those days we cross the Italian “Pre Alps”, from there we continue a flat walk along the Piave River.
In the beginning of this part we cross the Nevegal. After the Crossing the trail takes us along the Piave River. Unfortunately, this includes a lot of walking on car roads.
This part obviously ends in the traditional ending point: Piazza San Marco , Venice!

Day Starting Point Ending Point
24 Belluno Revine
25 Revine Priula
26 Priula San Bartolomeo
27 San Bartolomeo Jesolo
28 Jesolo Venice, St. Mark's Square