Vacances dans le Val Venosta

The berry bear trail with wooden sculptures and information boards for children and adults on the Schludernser Berg mountain.

From the Düsseldorfer hut to the Zufall hut:

Difference in height: 913 hm
Descent: 1.363 hm
Length: 14 km
Duration: ca. 7,45h

The cross-country skiing trail in Schmelz, starting at the Hotel Waldheim at 1520m, is a forest hiking trail. Here it is allowed to hike on the cross-country trail, to go sledding and dogs are also allowed, but must be kept on a leash.

Please give priority to cross-country skiers!

From Lake Cancano to the the Stelvio Pass:

Difference in height: 1.776 hm
Descent: 918 hm
Length: 22 km
Duration: ca. 8h

Easy slope

From San Martino in Monte to Stava/Staben:

Difference in height: 290 hm
Descent: 1.400 hm
Length: 13 km
Duration: 4 - 4,5 h

Moderate

Difficult slope

Moderate slope

See link:

https://maps.engadin.com/de/tour/winterwandern/winterwanderweg-sta.-maria-valchava-fuldera/12612118/#dmdtab=oax-tab2

From the Zufall hut to the Pizzini hut:

Difference in height: 1.008 hm
Descent: 585 hm
Length: 11,5 km
Duration: ca. 6,5h

Family hike in a spruce wood, 3 ancient 400-500 year old spruces, 40 metres high, with a diameter of 175 cm and a circumference of 550 cm.

Half a century ago, a dozen spruce patriarchs watched over Rifair. Now there are only 3 spruces that have "survived". However, the tranquillity of this natural oasis is still a delight. 

A pleasant hike along the idyllic Lake Gioveretto

This 7 km-long tour starts behind the Gasthaus zum See where you take the easy forest road along the Lake Gioveretto. This pleasant easy hike along the artificial lake invites you to dream and stop. Val Martello’s splendid panorama is a must if you spend your holiday in Val Venosta. Start at the lakeshore and go until the dam wall. You can return on the same way or choose path no. 17 at the dam wall to enjoy a small circular hike through the forest.

Starting point: North lakeshore of the Lake Haider in S. Valentino alla Muta Ascent: Along the western lakeshore to the southern end of the Lake Haider, then take the road on the right side, along the trail number 8 for Lake Faulensee. Turn right again to the old alpine path, which goes into Zerzertal. Pass the St. Martin Church and walk up the bridge just before the alpine pasture Malga Brugger/Brugger Alm (it is closed in winter). Over the lower trail number 7 across the Petsch forest in north direction back to the village St. Valentin. Arrived at the forest road, the way goes further on the skiing slope. Down to Plagött (posibility to stop for a bite to eat), and on to the valley station of the Malga S. Valentino/Haideralm.

From Sant’Antonio to Lake Cancano:

Difference in height: 1.400 hm
Descent: 792 hm
Length: 16 km
Duration: ca. 8 h

Moderate slope

See Link:

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The hamlet of Rojen/Roja is one of the highest settlements in South Tyrol and the Rojental valley is one of its hidden jewels. The circular hike starts at the car park in Rojen and leads orographically left on the path towards the end of the valley. Walking along the Rojen river, passing beautiful mountain meadows and original hay barns, you reach a plateau where the path leads into the path signposted no. 8A. After crossing the river, the trail runs along the right side of the valley through pine forests towards the ski and hike lodge Rojen.
Note: The round trip is possible in either direction, with light footwear.

See link:

https://maps.engadin.com/de/tour/winterwandern/winterwanderweg-tschierv-lue-craistas-furom/12612416/

A wonderful hike with some beautiful views of the valley as you ascend. Starting from the kitestation in Graun/Curon, starting point South Graun/Curon, you cross the state road and follow path no. 10 across the meadows "Arlui". Then follow the forest road (no. 10) with beautiful views over the lake on a steady, gentle incline through the forest to the Grauner Alm alpine pasture, which is popularly known by the Rhaetian name "Vivana". The alpine pasture is an alpine dairy and is not farmed. The way back is on the same path as the ascent.

The panoramic slope Rosim, with its view of Ortler, Zebru and Gran Zebrù/Königsspitze, leads directly from the mountain station of the Cable Car Rosim in the Pulpito/Kanzel ski area to the valley station of the cable car Solda/Sulden.

From the Pizzini hut to Sant’Antonio:

Difference in height: 898 hm
Descent: 2.304 hm
Length: 20,5 km
Duration: ca. 8,5h

Moderate slope

Varied circular hike across pastures and through woods with beautiful views.

Easy slope

The Plattweg trail takes you to the lonely South Tyrolean mountain world, with far reaching views of the Resia Lake. From the station at the top of the Haideralm/Malga S. Valentino follow the forest road towards the valley until the path forks for the first time. From there follow the forest road signposted no. 18 to the left. The long gravel path offers some clearings with beautiful views over the valley. The forest road signposted no. 11 branches off to the right, crossing a forest road three times. At the third crossing leave the path signposted no. 11, follow the forest path signposted no. 18A to the right, cross the Vallatschbach river until the path joins the forest path signposted no. 9, which leads to Plagött and then to the village of St. Valentin.
Alternative: Follow the path signposted no. 11 without changing to the path signposted no. 18A. The last section is an asphalted road from Kaschon to St. Valentin

This hike takes in sections of the historic Alpine crossing route, heads past the prehistoric settlement of “Gaschlin” and leads all the way to the rustic mountain village of Stilfs. Up here in the mountains, where they like to say that even the chickens wear crampons, visitors are certain to find the surroundings utterly charming. Be sure to explore the museum “Der Einstieg”, which tells the story of how the village came to be and explores the history of mining in former times.

The eighth stage is the most demanding tour of the circular hiking trail 360° Upper Vinschgau Valley. The Tellajoch surprises with a typical 360° panoramic view to the mountain peaks of the Ortler group and the Sesvenna group. The 360° viewing platform titles the mountainous panorama.
From there it continues with insights into the Upper Vinschgau Valleys alpine pasture to Schlinig/ Slingia.

Picturesque tour through the calm Schlandrauntal valley with Alpine Pastures and mountain lakes.