Mountain Sports & Hiking
You get out of everyday life, work and stress, pack your backpack, you put on your climbing boots and start out for the great outdoors and high altitudes!
A bit of movement and also some effort is doing good. With some sporting diversion we feel much better and maybe we see things differently – from a high mountain top we the world differently – in any case, on a high mountain top surely changes the point of view.
Recommended accommodations:
info@ludwigshof.it
www.ludwigshof.it
info@hotel-diana.it
www.hotel-diana.it
info@residencevallon.it
www.residencevallon.it
info@rifugiofronza.com
www.rifugiofronza.com
Seiser Alm is a paradise for hikers and nature lovers.
© Laurin Moser - Seiser Alm Marketing
The countless mountain huts along the hiking paths in Villnöss perfectly suit the unique natural landscape.
© Internet Consulting - Fabian Auer
Alpine huts
© Tourismusverein St. Vigil in Enneberg
On many walls in South Tyrol, you can find climbing routes with various degrees of difficulty.
© Internet Consulting
There are more than 100 climbing parks in South Tyrol.
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Most of the high-alpine tours lead to the peaks that are higher than 3000 m. The experience and the view are unforgettable.
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Wilde Kreuzspitze is a mountain of 3000 meters, but not technically challenging.
© Internet Consulting - Stefan Tolpeit
Naturns is a good starting point for activities in Texel Group Nature Park.
© PhotoGrünerThomas - Tourismusverein Naturns
Naturns is a good starting point for hikes and mountain tours.
© PhotoGrünerThomas - Tourismusverein Naturns