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A 2 x 22 kW charging station is located in the parking area opposite the Holiday inn Tannenhof.

The charging stations operate with all major European card payment systems.

The Ötzi shop ist something quite special: a treasure trove for things which give pleasure. Dropping in is worthwhile, they take her small piece Schnalstal along! The Ötzi shop is led since 1997 as a family-owned enterprise. The business lies directly in the center of Maso Corto/Kurzras and is open throughout also on Sundays and bank holidays.

Playground above the church in Walten/Valtina.                   

Playground at the fairground in Rabenstein/Corvara.                     

Game, set and match! 

Do you want to learn how to dominate with the right serve, or just to practice a bit?

St. Martin/S. Martino offers 4 clay courts, tennis instructors and tennis school as well as equipment rental from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., open year round. 

No closing day!

Playground at the school in Kuens/Caines.                      

In the Supermarket of Certosa/Karthaus you will find everything for your daily needs. From food as well as fresh vegetables and fruit to souvenirs and decorative articles. We also offer fresh bread and pastries from our bakery.

For experienced horsemen we offer exciting outings on horseback into our wonderful alpine landscape. You can choose whether you want your ride to last two hours, half a day, an entire day or two whole days. You will always be accompanied by our cross-country riding guide and riding instructor Alberich. We offer riding lessons for beginners and pony rides for children. At the Steinerhof, all horse-enthusiasts are guaranteed to enjoy themselves.                            

A 2 x 22 kW express charging station is located at the garage in the town center of St. Martin/S. Martino.

Recharge vouchers are available in the Tourist Office of Riffian, St. Martin and St. Leonhard (Price: € 35.60 = 40 kWh).

Playground at the school in Moos/Moso.                     

Playground opposite the Hotel Rosmarie in Pfelders/Plan.                       

Playground at the soccer field in Riffian/Rifiano.       

The Oberniederhof farm with its 700 years is a historical heritage in Schnalstal Valley (1,500 m a.s.l.). There is more to Oberniederhof than just a vacation in a Tyrolean farm: The Tappeiner family offers its guests a wide range of organic farm products.

The Tappeiner family has specialised in breeding and keeping old breeds of farm animals that are worthy of protection or threatened with extinction. The Oberniederhof is a recognised Ark Farm and a member of the G.E.H. (Society for the Preservation of Domestic and Farm Animal Breeds Worth Protecting). At the same time, they provide insight into the history of these breeds and their current situation through vivid farm tours. Meats from special breeds give extra-tasty smoked salami and speck. In the farm shop you also find herbal teas and herbal salt produced with herbs growing on the farm.

Products: cheese, ricotta, butter, yoghurt, salami, speck, herbal teas, herbal salt

Farm visits: The Tappeiner family offers farm tours with product tastings on Wednesday and on request from Dezember to late March (€ 8,50 per person). For booking and further questions see contact information below.

The Gompm Alm mountain hut in the Hirzer hiking area offers customers free charging facilities station for up to eight E-bikes at a time.
Note: unless you have a Scott E-bike, you need to bring your own charging cable!

Playgroung in A.-Hofer-Straße street (opposite the pharmacy) in St. Leonhard/S. Leonardo.

Thanks to its diverse and distinctive natural and cultural landscape, the Schnalstal Valley is one of the most fascinating valleys in the entire Alps. The discovery of Ötzi, the glacier mummy, and the annual driving of sheep – the transhumance - over the main ridge of the Alps, are proof that hunters and shepherds have been travelling through the Schnalstal Valley for thousands of years. The wool in these slippers (potsch) comes only from Schnals mountain sheep, which are perfectly suited to life in this Alpine region. The felt is made in one of the most prestigious loden and felt factories in South Tyrol. The wool in these felt slippers has proven itself, for example, through optimum thermal balance and tremendous durability. The ipotsch product are warranted for hand made, ecologic and etic production. The slippers "ipotsch" are available in the tourism office a Certosa/Karthaus.

Playgroung next to the fish pond at the Sandhof in St. Leonhard/S. Leonardo.

Playground below the soccer field in Saltaus/Saltusio.       

Playground at the school in Stuls/Stulles.                       

The confectionery Weithaler is already run as a family-owned enterprise since the year 1979. Family Weithaler guarantees the highest quality and a professional processing and uses only fresh and best ingredients! The assortment contains a big pallet of home-made specialties: Apfelstrudels, cakes, wedding gâteaus, pastries and much more.

Playground in Via Trifter in Kalmtal/Valclava.            

Horse lovers can take riding lessons also for beginners in our paddock or make short rides or also day rides in the wonderful landscape of the Passeiertal Valley.

The Thurner family grow various fruits and vegetables, which they offer fresh or processed into noble products.

Their assortment ranges from strong wines to natural fruit juices to crispy dried fruit and many other delicacies. It is sold at the farm shop on the Strada del Vino and in the "Ladele" at the via s. Vigilio 10 a Nalles.

Playground opposite the Tourist Office in St. Martin/S. Martino.       

Playground at the secondary school in St. Martin/S. Martino.       

A 2 x 22 kW charging station is located in the parking area at the Raiffeisenkasse.

Recharge vouchers are available in the Tourist Office of Riffian, St. Martin and St. Leonhard (Price: € 35.60 = 40 kWh).

Playground at the school in Platt/Plata.                      

This hotel atop Mount San Vigilio, which replaced the traditional old building in 2004, is accessible only via cable car. An elongated two-story building that attains a lean dynamic through its curved facades, was erected on a Y-shaped ground plan. This leanness is further reinforced by the advanced wooden-slat design. The rooms behind the terraces are shaded by a wooden structure and glazed from floor to ceiling; they are also decorated and heated according to the tenets of construction biology. The appearance of the elegant restaurant is like the wooden structure of a barn, but with glass facades instead of wooden sheathing. The internal access corridor to the suites obtains bright zenith light through a band of skylights. It leads to the spa area, the swimming pool, which offers spectacular views over the Adige/Etsch Valley, and a sun terrace where you seem to float above the landscape.