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The Ötzi Glacier Tour is an extremely varied one day round tour, which crosses the main chain oft the Alps. It takes place every Tuesday and upon request. The undisputed highlight of this accompanied glacier trekking tour is the discovery site of Ötzi the Iceman (3,210 m). Starting from Kurzras. From the mountain terminal of the Glacier Cable Car, we will travel over the Hochjochferner (2,800 m/9,186 ft.) to the Schwarze Wand and on to the Hauslabjoch (3,280 m./10,761 ft.) We will then descend to the Tisenjoch (3,210 m/10,532 ft.), the site where Ötzi was discovered. Return to the Similaun Refunge in the early afternoon. We will then descend through the Tisen Valley to Vernagt (1,700 m./5,577 ft.) Return to Kurzras. Requirements and conditions of participation: change in elevation: ↑500 m (1,640 ft.) ↓1.900 m (4,921 ft.); walking time: 7-8 hours; suitable for people with good physical and mental fitness, no special technical ability required; for family tours: previous mountaineering esperience, tour information meeting. Booking required | Get further information and/or book at the weekly information event “Aperitivo Ötzi Glacier Tour” (July to September, Monday, 4pm, at archeoParc-Cafeteria) or contact the organizer: archeoParc Val Senales (+39 0473 676 020, www.oetzi-glacier-tour.it/en)

The Stelvio Pass gives its name to the Stelvio National Park. To mark the anniversary, you can enjoy the view of the highest section of the historic pass road and learn about some aspects of its history during a guided hike along the Signalkopfsteig trail from Franzenshöhe to the Stelvio Pass. The Stelvio Pass road was built between 1820 and 1825 by order of the Austrian Emperor Franz I in order to create a fast connection to Lombardy, which at the time, like South Tyrol, belonged to Austria. After its inauguration, sections at high risk of avalanches were secured with wooden avalanche protection tunnels. Until the middle of the 19th century, the pass road was even open in winter and could be travelled on horse-drawn sleighs. Meeting point: 10:00 am, Franzenshöhe bus stop, Trafoi Return journey by bus from the Stelvio Pass to Franzenshöhe Duration: 5-6 h, walking time 3-4 h Difference in altitude: approx. 600 metres Language of the guide: German and Italian

Discover the flora and fauna of the Stelvio National Park and its historical development. Details about the individual tours will be announced soon.

Musical theater piece with historical facts from the exciting history of the Allerengelberg monastery on the village square in Karthaus/Certosa. The local theater Schnals, the church choir Schnals, the music bands Katharinaberg and Schnals as well as the elementary school of the valley and many volunteers are involved in this joint project.

This Tour is held in the Italian language. Guided tour of the Fürstenburg Castle in Burgeis Discover the medieval complex of the Fürstenburg in Burgeis. It was built by Bishop Konrad of Chur in the 13th century. Particularly worth seeing is the massive keep with walls three metres thick, which, together with the surrounding fortifications and stronghold, forms the oldest part of the building. Today, the Fürstenburg houses a technical college for agriculture and forestry. Price: Euro 3.00 per person Duration: approx. 1 hour

This Tour is held in the German language. Guided tour of the Fürstenburg Castle in Burgeis Discover the medieval complex of the Fürstenburg in Burgeis. It was built by Bishop Konrad of Chur in the 13th century. Particularly worth seeing is the massive keep with walls three metres thick, which, together with the surrounding fortifications and stronghold, forms the oldest part of the building. Today, the Fürstenburg houses a technical college for agriculture and forestry. Price: Euro 3.00 per person Duration: approx. 1 hour

Under the professional guidance of a state-certified mountain guide you learn the abc of climbing at the Marchegg climbing garden. Equipment is provided free of charge. You only need to bring trekking shoes or runners and comfortable clothing. Food and drinks are available in the Marchegghof tavern nearby. The farmer’s wife herself provides the tasty, traditional fare in this extremely cosy tavern. Climbing courses: 10:00 a. m. to 12:00 p. m.; 12:00 p. m. to 2:00 p. m.; 2:00 p. m. to 4:00 p. m. (2 hours per person with a max. of 6 persons)

The Larix via ferrata is an action-packed family via ferrata at the end of the Schnalstal Valley. This unique via ferrata with many rope bridges, two sky ladders and a tyrolienne (a type of rope slide) leads up along a waterfall from Kurzras towards the Teufelsegg hut, where you can stop for a bite to eat. The ‘Alpin Trail’ adventure hiking trail runs parallel to this. These two routes cross each other several times and can be used to get out at any time. Families can therefore start together, some via the action-packed via ferrata and others via the challenging ‘Alpin Trail’ hiking trail. Accompaniment: Mountain guide David Spath Duration: 2 - 3 hours min. 4 participants; max. 6 participants per unit

Explore the Bio Kandlwaalhof in Laas together with the Luggin family, where excellent, high-quality fruits and herbs ripen at an altitude of 900 meters above sea level and in a balanced climate. During a guided tour of the orchards, you will gain an interesting insight into organic apple cultivation. Afterwards, you can taste lovingly crafted products such as apple juice, dried fruit, vinegar, and mustard.

Trace the events of the war in ice and snow on a circular hike to the sites of the Ortler-Cevedale front in the rear Val Martello. Duration: approx. 7h, walking time 5h, ascent 600 metres in altitude

Our trekking guide Florian will start with you from the meeting point at the parking lot in Upper Martelly Valley to an eventful day through the wonderful panoramic world of the National Park. Together with our llama boys Giacomo, Rocky, Rono, Rambo, Casper and Winnetou, who carry your backpacks in the pack saddle, Florian will lead you to the most beautiful places with breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. As a certified hiking guide, he will introduce you to the local flora and fauna. Through the spotting scope you may even be able to observe some wild animals, such as deer, chamois and marmots, and thus be almost as close to them as to the national park llamas, whose soothing tranquility will make you feel calm and balanced. We will stop at one of the most beautiful view points, while you will strengthen yourself with a snack of local products from the national park and enjoy the surrounding nature. Via the Panorama Trail we return to the starting point. Another route leads us to the Lyfialm (alping pasture) with its centuries-old primeval larches on the sunny side of the Martell Valley and right to the llama enclosure, the summer quarters of the animals in Thial, nearby the biathlon center. Difference in altitude: approx. 400 m Duration: approx. 6-7 h, pure walking time (easy tour) approx. 3-4 hours Costs (snack with local products from the national park included): 60 Euro per person, 30 Euro for accompanying person The tour is suitable for experienced hikers, also for children from the age of 6 who enjoy hiking; however, they should be accompanied by another person when leading a llama. The tour is subject to change! We reserve the right for our guide to adjust the route of the tour depending on weather conditions, participant requirements or for the welfare of our animals! In case of rain the trekking will be postponed!

Experience the breathtaking diversity of the Vinschger Sonnenberg on a guided day hike. The Sonnenberg, renowned for its unique flora and fauna and its mild, dry climate, offers fascinating insights into the natural landscape of the Vinschgau region. Discover rare plant species that have adapted to the extraordinary conditions and let yourself be enchanted by the expansive views over the Vinschgau Valley and the surrounding peaks. This guided day hike is perfect for anyone who wants to experience the serene beauty of the Sonnenberg up close. Details about the individual tours will be announced soon.

50 years of the Schnalstal Glacier cable car! 🚠🥂 The Alpin Arena Senales is celebrating. 🎶🪄 Programme: www.schnalstal.com

On an exploration tour through an impressive landscape characterised by ice, you will learn more about climate change and its effects on the high mountains under expert guidance. Duration: approx. 7h, walking time 5h, ascent 600 metres in altitude

On this guided hike to the Prader Alm mountain hut in Stilfs/Stelvio, you can see how cheese and butter are made from fresh farm milk. Enjoy the panoramic views while smelling the fragrance of the Alpine meadows!

Discover the treasures of a farm garden and the variety of produce obtained.

Experience a leisurely hike that not only gets your legs moving, but also your senses. Away from the hustle and bustle, take the time to walk slowly, be mindful and get to know different herbs and their stories. Our expert will help you to identify the herbs and to provide you with information on their use. participation fee: 5,00 €/person Length: 2 km Height difference: 200 m

For the 21. time this year will be held the international meeting of the pole vault in Schlanders/Silandro. International athletes at the highest level will be present and ready to compete by jumping under the night sky of Schlanders/Silandro.

Rangers of Stelvio National Park await you at the Wildlife Observation Place by Lake Zufritt to mediate and observe wild animals together with you. In the evening Red deer, Roe deer, Chamois and, perhaps, even Golden eagles and rare Bearded vultures can be spotted.

Festival organised by the fire brigade of Laces on the festival place of Laces.

Karthaus 700 - Unteroberwasser A central element of the anniversary year will be the biennial exhibition as part of the ‘Art in the Charterhouse’ programme. Curated by Simone Mair and Lisa Mazza, BAU Institute for Contemporary Art and Ecology. Further information will follow at a later date.

The Plawennpark in the heart of Silandro is the idyllic stage of our weekly evening concerts in the summer months. Today, we enjoy the dances of the folk dance group "Volkstanzgruppe Eyrs/Oris", with a view of the high tower of the parish church, the historic town hall and Schlandersberg Castle, which is perched high on the rock.

Christine Hübner on the harp and Viktoria Gögele on the violin perform works by well-known contemporary composers.

19991? Nineteen. Nine. Nine. One. No, we're not talking about the average metres of altitude that Dani Jung manages to climb each week. Rather, it refers to the day Ötzi was found. Ötzi? You know: the man from Tisenjoch, the man from the ice, the mummy from Similaun, probably the most famous glacier mummy since the Copper Age. But even more importantly, that very same 19.9.91 is now also the namesake for one of the most challenging trail running events in the racing calendar. Allow me: The Schnalstal Alpine Trail! The home of the SAT is the breathtaking Schnalstal Valley, or ‘Val Senales’ in Italian, in beautiful South Tyrol. The area has served as a film set for famous Hollywood productions, such as ‘Everest’, and really offers everything that fans of technical and alpine trail running can appreciate. And it is precisely this high alpine terrain that you can look forward to at the SAT. Challenging trails at breathtaking heights, past the site where Ötzi was found, steep climbs, technical downhills, incredible panoramas and routes that demand everything from the participants, but will be so satisfying for precisely that reason.

Various associations invite to the 5rd Schlanders Village Festival, with colorful program for all ages and highlights around the culinary. Start is on Friday at 6 pm. Fun and entertainment with climbing wall, game ideas....

Evening concert with the Monte S. Caterina brass band at 8:30 p. m. in the village square in Monte S. Caterina.

The 8 summit march - a mountain tour of a special kind! This high alpine extreme tour covers 25 km and 3,000 metres in altitude. The route leads from the picturesque, medieval town of Glurns in the valley to the mountain peaks in the Stilfserjoch National Park. At each of the 8 summits you receive a stamp, which must be stamped on the start card. Only recommended for real mountain enthusiasts. Info: R e g i s t r a t i o n Registration takes place via the online ticket sale, which is possible until 20 July 2025 at the advance booking price of € 70.00. From 21 July 2025, the ticket will cost € 80.00 (unless the number of participants of 500 has already been reached). From 24.07.2025, registration will only be possible by telephone. S t a r t The church service will take place in the Frauenkirche church at 03.30 am. From 04.00 a.m. - 05.30 a.m. the start packages will be handed out at the Glurns Festival site. Please bring your ticket with you in printed or digital form. - You can start from 04.00 a.m. until 06.00 a.m. at the latest! C o n t r o l s t a t i o n s There are 8 summits to conquer on the route. At each summit you receive a stamp, which must be stamped on the start card. Helpers and mountain rescuers are positioned along the route to provide information and assistance. Participants must have passed the checkpoints at the following points: 10.00 a.m. Piz Chavalatsch 01.00 p.m. Fallatschscharte After these times there will be no on-call service. P r e p r e s e n t a t i o n & D r i n k s Every participant receives a small refreshment for the way at the Glurnser Alm alpine pasture. Water is only available on the Glurnser Alm alpine pasture, on the Chavalatsch and on the Fallatschscharte. C o n t r o l s t a t i o n s There are 8 summits to conquer on the route. At each summit you receive a stamp, which must be stamped on the start card. Helpers and mountain rescuers are positioned along the route to provide information and assistance. Participants must have passed the checkpoints at the following points: 10.00 a.m. Piz Chavalatsch 01.00 p.m. Fallatschscharte After these times there will be no on-call service. P r e p r e s e n t a t i o n & D r i n k s Every participant receives a small refreshment for the way at the Glurnser Alm alpine pasture. Water is only available on the Glurnser Alm alpine pasture, on the Chavalatsch and on the Fallatschscharte. F i n i s h Every participant is obliged to sign out with their ticket at the final station at the Stelvio Pass or at the Trafoi Mountain Rescue Centre in the Naturatrafoi National Park House. R e t r a n s p o r t The return transport takes place from the Stelvio Pass between 12 noon and 6 p.m. Start and finish is the Glorenza Festival site Participation from 16 years! The organisers are not liable for any accidents during the march. The march will be held in all weathers. In case of bad weather, alternative routes will be used.

Music festival organised by the Tarres Music Band in the Sigmund Angerer house of culture. Food, drink and entertainment will of course be provided. The Tarres Music Band is looking forward to seeing you!

The lake festival of the volunteer fire department of Solda will take place at the 27.07.2025 in Solda. Meeting point: starting at 12:00 am at the lake of Solda. Food and drink will be provided.

Festive Mass with procession and with the Senales Music Band at 10.00 a.m. in Certosa