Mountain restaurant Las Palas, Milez

We hike through fragrant fir forest from the pass road in the direction of Planatsch and a little later through the Uaul da Roses. But you won't find any roses here, because "rosa" is a pre-Roman word for glacier, torrent, or stream channel. In easy hairpin bends it goes steadily uphill, over small bridges and footbridges we pass babbling brooks, otherwise a carpet of pine needles dampens our steps. In Milez, one of the most beautiful vantage points in the region, we overlook the entire valley. In winter it is very busy here, but in summer we enjoy the peace and quiet and are not disturbed by the cow bells.

The landlady of the Tegia las Palas is happy to serve us a cool drink, but if you want to be on the road early in the morning, you can also sign up for breakfast. What could be better!

The climb passes through a shady forest, ideal for warmer days

From the parking bay on the pass road we walk on a signposted path towards Planatsch. As soon as we leave the forest, we turn left onto another hiking trail. We reach a forest road, which we follow about 100 meters to the left. At the signpost it goes up to the right again. We reach another forest road, which we follow to the right to Milez. After the restaurant we can turn left onto a hiking trail. Back at the road, we first go to the right, then shortly afterwards to the left again and follow the road below the Berghaus Planatsch to Caspausa. A meadow path leads us back to the edge of the forest, where we meet the ascent route.