Like a summer green carpet or one covered in pure snow-white gold in winter, the gentle Lüsner Alm lies over the silent Dolomite valley. The longest alpine pasture in South Tyrol extends over 23 km² at an altitude of 1,800 to 2,400 m and offers a fantastic 360-degree panoramic view over the glacier world of the main Alpine ridge and the bizarre realm of the Dolomites.
The Longest High Alpine Pasture in Europe
Stretching 20 kilometers from Zumis to Maurerberg, this unique high plateau features over 80 individual alpine pastures.
The history of this cultural landscape dates back to 6,000 BC.





