Plamort

Name: Plamort
Address: 39027 Graun im Vinschgau, Autonome Provinz Bozen - Südtirol, Italy, Südtirol, Italia

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Address :	39027 Graun im Vinschgau, Autonome Provinz Bozen - Südtirol, Italy
Categories :	Place of worship ,
City :	Südtirol

39027 Graun im Vinschgau, Autonome Provinz Bozen - Südtirol, Italy

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S	Stefan Schneider on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A	Antonio Traverso on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Posto affascinante e meraviglioso!!! Charming and wonderful place !!!
S	Stephan Winter on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ auf jeden Fall eine Wanderung wert. Hammer Aussicht auch den reschensee definitely worth the hike. Great view of the reschensee
M	Markus MTB on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Hier gibt es viel zu entdecken, Bunker und natürlich die Panzersperren. There is a lot to discover here, bunkers and of course the anti-tank traps.
S	Sabine Demetz on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Von Mussolini errichtete Panzersperren auf 2000m auf der Hochebene Plamort. Ragen wie Drachenzähne aus der sumpfigen Wiese. Toll! Built by Mussolini tank barriers at 2000m on the plateau Plamort. Rise like dragon teeth from the swampy meadow. Great!
J	Julian Ebert on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Unglaublich tolle Aussicht auf den Reschensee. Hier kann man perfekt picknicken oder einfach inne halten. Incredibly great view of the Reschensee. Here you can have a perfect picnic or just pause.
F	Franz H on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Zwischen Reschen und Graun bei den Häusern von Arlund, begann die Auffahrt zur ehemaligen Militärstrasse und schraubte sich anfangs durch Lärchenwälder gesäumt, zur Plamord - Höhenplatte (2025m) hinauf. Unglaubliche Aussichten auf den Reschensee und bis zum Ortler eröffneten sich. Ist schon einige Jahre her, als man noch mit dem Allrad hochfahren konnte. Heute aus Umweltschutzgründen undenkbar und auch nach Landesgesetz verboten. Hinaufwandern oder mit dem Fahrrad eine äußerst lohnende Sache. Between Reschen and Graun near the houses of Arlund, began the driveway to the former military road and screwed initially Lined by larch forests, up to the Plamord - Höhenplatte (2025m). Incredible views of the Reschensee and the Ortler opened up. It was a few years ago when you could still drive up with the four-wheel drive. Today unthinkable for environmental reasons and also prohibited by state law. Hike up or by bike is extremely rewarding.
g	gabriella on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Abbiamo parcheggiato nei pressi del campo sportivo di Resia. Da lì abbiamo preso il sentiero che conduce allo sbarramento Passo Resia.Nei paraggi della sorgente dell'Adige vediamo già un primo bunker. Iniziamo a percorrere il sentiero che è largo, praticamente una poderale, con salite costanti e brevi tratti pianeggianti.Dopo circa 2 ore raggiungiamo Plamord, con vari resti di bunker e i cosiddetti “denti di drago” fatti costruire per prevenire una possibile invasione dell'Italia. Camminiamo lungo tutto lo sbarramento sino a raggiungere dei grossi sassi all'ombra, per mangiare i panini. Poi ci incamminiamo a visitare altri bunker che si trovano lì nei paraggi e raggiungiamo – a destra dello sbarramento – una radura con un gruppo di cavalli selvaggi ed al bellissimo belvedere sul lago di Resia. Al limite della radura, c'è un masso su cui tutti salgono ( tanti alzano la bici) per farsi fotografare con alle spalle il bellissimo panorama. Consigliato. Ritorno al parcheggio, passando nella parte alta tramite un altro sentiero – che si ricongiunge poi a quello percorso in mattinata. Unica pecca lungo il percorso non ci sono fontanili, ed infatti noi al rientro, siamo rimasti senza acqua...... We parked near the Resia sports field. From there we took the path that leads to the Passo Resia barrier. In the vicinity of the source of the Adige we already see a first bunker. We begin to walk the path which is wide, practically a farm, with constant climbs and short flat stretches. After about 2 hours we reach Plamord, with various bunker remains and the so-called "dragon teeth" built to prevent a possible invasion of Italy . We walk along the whole barrier until we reach large stones in the shade, to eat sandwiches. Then we start to visit other bunkers that are nearby and reach - to the right of the barrier - a clearing with a group of wild horses and the beautiful viewpoint on Lake Resia. At the edge of the clearing, there is a boulder on which everyone climbs (many raise their bikes) to be photographed with the beautiful panorama behind them. Recommended. Return to the parking lot, passing in the upper part through another path - which then joins the path taken in the morning. The only flaw along the way there are no fountains, and in fact, upon returning, we were left without water ......