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The Stelvia National Park is not only rich in larch stands, also swiss pine trees are common.

Hike through the diverse nature and cultural landscape at the slopes of the Stelvio National Park.

A hike with a fantastic panorama and historical highlights. The tour starts below the sports field in Reschen/Resia. Follow the path signposted no. 2 in the direction of Plamort. Walk along the forest road for about an hour until you reach the plateau. Here you can explore the first bunkers, a complete defence system from the Second World War. If interested, follow the signs at the Oculus information board to the anti-tank barriers on the left hand side of the forest road. Alongside the anti-tank barriers to the east the path branches off to the south. A little further on, directly after the hill, a breath-taking panorama awaits you at the viewing rock. For the descent, not far from the panorama point, a narrower and steeper path no. 1A on the left leads back to Reschen.
Note: If the descent is too steep, follow the forest road instead and continue on the same route as on the ascent.

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The little brother of the Lotter Trail. A great warm-up loop for getting to know the area by run.

The pine forest “Kultur”, the unique torrential stream landscape of the River Solda and dry floodlands of the “Prader Sand” can be experienced via three loop roads with a total length of 4.8 km. 19 interactive stations as well as information tables offer fun and sensory experiences. The loop roads can be walked separately or combined.

A classic among the trails in Prad. This track offers some technical sections and a wonderful view of the town and the upper Venosta valley.

Rasant zu Tale durch verschneite Wälder auf dem 3 km langen Schlittelweg von Lü nach Tschierv.

This trail wanders through a well established path network through the meadows and forests above Prato. This hike offers an impressive view of the village of Prato as well as the of the whole upper and lower Venosta valley.

Signposted mountain run of 21.1 km and 2,100 m altitude difference, that takes ambitious athletes from Prad to the Passo Stelvio summit.

This mountain tour to Piz Chavalatsch promises a unique panoramic view of the Ortler Cevedale mountain range, the mountains of the Swiss Engadin as well as the peaks of the upper and lower Venosta valley.

A challenging 10 km run. The best way to tackle your own best mark or to just get to know the area between Prad and Glurns.

A short but challenging route to discover the trails around the hamlet of Agums.

An easily accessible three-thousand-metre peak in the Matscher Valley that offers views in all directions.

Winter walk along the Plima river in the fairy-tale winter landscape of Val Martello.

Family-friendly hike, suitable for buggies. In the village of St. Valentin/San Valentino, immediately after the “Camping zum See”, the path turns left before a wooden bridge. Continue straight on through the biotope and along the side of the lake towards the village of Fischerhäuser. Along the path there are numerous opportunities to rest. The path splits after the bridge, surrounded by reeds and sounds from the fauna. The upper asphalt path is for cyclists; the path below for walkers. The path undulates gently through an idyllic forest. On this side of the lake there are some cosy places to stay.
Note: Start the lake tour from a variety of points in either direction.

This hiking trail from Lasa/Laas to Großboden (Monte Sole Mountain) starts from Lasa square and passes over the Alliz bridge until it reaches Großboden and finally Tanas. This hike demands a considerable fitness level and experience. The return on the same path or by the Lasa bus

Short warm-up circuit in-mid of the apple and vegetable gardens of the Venosta Valley.

From the parking area at the chair lift station Tarres on steep paths to the wonderful Lake Tarres.

Short, pleasant route along the "Kondlwaal "irrigation channel to Greithof and back to the Stallwies inn.

This sporting excursion leads us back into the Medieval Ages and into the past times of the Venosta Valley.

In 2011, the Alpine Conifers Educational Trail was inaugurated in these woods and the Vinschger Fahr und Reitverein horse association is also located there. Adventure-lovers there is also the Lasa Adventure Park in the vicinity.

A panoramic and not too difficult route between the villages of Prad and Tschengls.

This classic among our trails takes us along historic paths and abandoned irrigation channels to the cosy mountain village of Stilfs and back to the starting point.