Snowshoe hiking

The ascent the other side of the Ciamin River leads through a spruce forest to the so-called Bärenfalle (bears' trap). This trail is usually snow-free, so you can do most of the ascent without snow-shoes.
Il primo punto di notevole interesse all’inizio, è il Tschetterloch, una suggestiva caverna che si presume sia stata luogo di culto preistorico.
An interesting feature at the beginning of this hike is Tschetterloch, a strange rock cave with a pre-historic background.
The steep ascent between rock walls up to Tschafatschsattel (2069 m) takes about 2 hours. Once you get out of the gorge you enjoy a wonderful view of the high alpine plateau of Schlern/Sciliar and of the Rosengarten/Catinaccio Mountain Group. With snow-shoes you hike down over mountain pines to Sesselschwaige (1940 m). From here you continue on Knüppelweg path through the Schlern/Sciliar gorge down to the Peter Frag wayside cross. Now you turn left on path no. 7 and reach a path leading up to Tschafon Hut (1738 m) within 45 minutes. On path 4-4a you descend to the point of departure Bagni di Lavina Bianca back