Plose Bressanone
Telegraf – The secret Plose peak
The hike up the Telegraph is worth the effort because of the striking panorama. Along the way there is a clear view of the Dolomites, the Bressanone valley basin and the Isarco Valley. Finally, the destination offers a view of more than 100 mountain peaks.
Panorama map
1 La Finestra
6 Rif. Plose Hütte
Information Telegraph
- Difficulty: medium
- Trail length: 7.4 km
- Mere walking time both ways: 2 h and 30 min.
- Ascent: 436 m
- Descent: 0 m
- Markings: 30, 7
Directions
From the mountain station of the Plose gondola lift, the path leads briefly along the Bressanone Altitude Trail no. 30 to the junction of the trails 3/7. Marking no. 7, the path runs along the slope of Schönjöchl to the saddle of the same name and further over the wide ridge to the lodge Plosehütte at 2447 m.
A short, almost level trail section leads to the Telegraph, which offers an excellent viewing platform. The panorama extends from the Zillertal Alps to the Dolomites, the Brenta group in the south and the Ortles massif in the west.
Important: For hikes in the mountains you need proper equipment. Always wear sturdy shoes with non-slip soles, and bring rain protection, a warm jacket, even in summer, and plenty of water with you. Hiking at your own risk.
Smart Travel
Bus connections from Bressanone
to the Plose gondola lift
Current bus schedule
Valid until 13.12.2025
The tariffs and travel conditions of the South Tyrolean Transport Association apply. Passengers must be in possession of a valid ticket. Tickets may also be purchased on the bus.
Your ticket
Info & Plose Shop
For this tour you need a return ticket (both ways) for the PLOSE gondola lift.
Go to the Ticketshop.
Your lodges
Overview alpine huts
Your lodges along the hiking trail
Telegraph
Panorama map
Telegraf
Highlight
On Mount Telegraph, the panorama table specially developed for the hiking area Plose explains the surrounding mountain world, from the Zillertal Alps to the Dolomites, the Brenta Group in the south and far into the Ortles massif to the west.
Plose is the name of the entire mountain range with Mount Gabler (2,576m), Pfannspitze (2,545m) and Telegraph (2,486m). During the Cold War, the summit of the Fröllspitze (2,504m) was demolished. Since then it is called the Telegraph.
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