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Hiking areas in South Tyrol

Modern cableways and chairlifts do not only delight skiers in winter – summer guests also benefit from easy and quick ascents to lofty heights. South Tyrol’s skiing areas are an attractive holiday destination also in summer, due to the easy access to hiking paths, sunny plateaus and rich offer of holiday activities.

Be it buggies, mountain bikes or paragliding equipment – most of the lift facilities do not only transport people and allow a perfectly relaxed start into a multifaceted mountain world.

Hiking areas in South Tyrol

Hiking in Reschenpass holiday region
Hiking in Reschenpass holiday region

The broad network of hiking paths of different degrees of difficulty is ideal for hiking holidays with the family.

© Frieder Blickle - Vinschgau Marketing

Diversity is key

Arrived at the top station, unique mountain panoramas evoke the first aha-experience. Then, depending on the mood and personal conditions, hikers choose between a short path leading to a cosy mountain hut, a panoramic tour that can also be made with buggies or a challenging mountain tour.

Mountain bikers look forward to easy tracks without big differences in elevation as well as to challenging single trails or day tours such as Sellaronda MTB Tour.

Thrill & new perspectives

An extra portion of adrenaline is offered by Skyscraper, a 15 m high giant swing on Mt. Kronplatz, or Plose Looping. As well, tandem flights with experienced tandem pilots are a very special adventure: Paragliding allows to see the mountains closely being very far from everyday life at the same time.

Funbob in Innichen
Funbob in Innichen

The first summer toboggan run in South Tyrol is located in the hiking area 3 Zinnen Dolomites and offers 3 minutes of tobogganing fun.

© Tschurtschenthaler Christian - Dolomitenregion 3 Zinnen
Mountaincarts at Plose ski & hiking area
Mountaincarts at Plose ski & hiking area

A rapid descent with mountain carts is fun for both kids and adults.

© Plose - Helmut Moling

Fun for all ages

Easily accessible with lift facilities, South Tyrol’s hiking areas offer enormous variety for families. Rapid descents are always fun: Be it on summer toboggan runs such as “Klausberg Flitzer”, Fun Bob or Alpine Bob or with the mountain carts offered by the hiking areas Plose and Watles.

Beyond that, there are a lot more adventures for any age: Outdoor parks, high-rope courses, petting zoos and theme hikes with interactive stations offer fun for everyone. The focal points vary according to the region, as the range goes from water worlds to slackline and archery. The Free Running Parcours on Watles is a highlight for cool kids and Rosskopf offers disc golf, a mix of golf and Frisbee.

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Schöneben & Haideralm hiking area
Schöneben & Haideralm hiking area

Hiking in Vinschgau in South Tyrol

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Rosskopf hiking area
Rosskopf hiking area

The mountain huts at Rosskopf also invite you to enjoy culinary delicacies in summer.

© Tourismusgenossenschaft Sterzing Pfitsch Freienfeld - Patrick Schwienbacher
Hiking in Eisacktal
Hiking in Eisacktal

Sterzing is the starting point for many cosy and challenging hiking tours.

© Tourismusgenossenschaft Sterzing Pfitsch Freienfeld - Patrick Schwienbacher
Muntejela de Sennes
Muntejela de Sennes

Trekking tour in the Nature Parc Sennes with view of Seekofel.

© Internet Consulting - Catrin Frontull
Fixed-rope route Pisciadu
Fixed-rope route Pisciadu

The via ferrata Pisciadu in the Sella Group is one of the most popular ferratas in the Dolomites. Also, it has a breath-taking suspension bridge. It can be accessed from the road to Grödner Joch pass.

© Internet Consulting - Catrin Frontull
Hafling
Hafling

Hiking in Hafling

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Corvara
Corvara

Hiking around Corvara

© Guenther Linder / pixelio.de
Colfosco
Colfosco

Hiking on the Sella Group

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Sella Pass
Sella Pass

Hike nearby the Sella peaks

© Herbert Toparkus / pixelio.de
St. Ulrich in Gröden
St. Ulrich in Gröden

Hiking at the Sellaronda

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Sexten
Sexten

In the Mountains of South Tyrol

© Nicole Lünz / pixelio.de
Corvara
Corvara

Hiking in South Tyrol

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Hochbrunner Schneid / Monte Popera
Hochbrunner Schneid / Monte Popera

A 3,000 m peaks in the Dolomites.

© Internet Consulting - Silvia Frigato

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