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Autumn tourism in South Tyrol
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Autumn tourism in South Tyrol is characterized by seasonal natural scenery and traditional culinary offerings. In Gsiesertal, the season features golden larch forests and alpine customs like the seasonal movement of livestock. Local food specialties include Schlutzkrapfen and ‘Original Gsieser Ochse’ beef, while outdoor activities such as hiking the Almweg 2000 trail are available. In the Dolomites, the Alpe di Siusi Siusi—Europe’s largest plateau also experiences at 56 square kilometers—experiences golden larch forests and cooler temperatures. Regional activities include sunrise hikes on the Sciliar massif and visits to the Lake of Fiè. A The seasonal culinary program, ‘Piaceri autunnali in montagna’, is scheduled to run runs from September 1 to October 30, featuring traditional dishes such as strudel and canederli. In areas including Klausen, Barbian, Feldthurns, and Villanders, the season offers stable weather and clear views, which are ideal for hiking through vineyards and alpine pastures, as well as mountain and gravel biking. Several local gastronomic events are scheduled: the ‘Gassltörggelen’ in Klausen runs from September 18–20, 2026, featuring dumplings, sausages, and roasted chestnuts with local white wines; the ‘Birmehl-Herbst’ in Verdings takes place from September 21–27, 2026, celebrating traditional pear flour; and the ‘Keschtniglwochen’ in Feldthurns occurs from October 17 to November 8, 2026, centered around approximately 3,300 chestnut trees.
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