The mountain hamlets of Tablà (Tabland) and Monte Sole (Sonnenberg) belong to Parcines and lie high above the Adige Valley, nestled amidst beautiful natural landscapes. Besides magnificent views, numerous hikes of varying difficulty invite you to explore the mountains. Tablà has its own church dedicated to St. Nicholas of Myra, a community hall, and a primary school.

In 1899, a large part of the village fell victim to a fire that broke out during a procession. In the following years, the village was rebuilt. Tablà lies at the entrance to the Valle Casaletta, also known as Schleidertal. In the nearby Valle di Tel, or Zieltal, you'll find the famous Parcines Waterfall, one of the most impressive in the Alps. The Valle di Tel is also worth a visit in September when over 1,000 sheep are expected at the Nasereit Mountain Hut during the transhumance.

A few weeks later, in October and November, Toerggele hikes lure visitors to Parcines and its hamlets. Hearty South Tyrolean dishes, roasted chestnuts with melted butter, sweet Krapfen, and new wine are served in the traditional taverns known as "Buschenschänke".

The Monte Sole in the Val Venosta, the Sun Mountain, on whose slopes Tablà is located, is known for its sparse steppe vegetation. This ensures warm summers and mild winters. A network of Waalwege paths follows the old irrigation channels and extends along the Monte Sole and into the Upper Val Venosta. The historic irrigation channels are accompanied by hiking trails, originally used for maintenance. The well-known Parcines Waalweg path leads from the main village of Parcines to the Parcines Waterfall near Tablà - a hike of approximately one hour.