Brixen en omgeving bieden diverse routes, van gezinsvriendelijke wandelingen tot uitdagende beklimmingen. Verken culturele steden en geniet van de mediterrane invloed. Brixen, Klausen/Chiusa en Sterzing/Vipiteno zijn de reis meer dan waard. Stralend met een rijke geschiedenis, prachtige bezienswaardigheden en een geslaagde mix van gewoonten en innovatie Beleef Törggelen, een traditioneel Zuid-Tirools feest met wijn, eten en kastanjes.
The “Birmehl” trail begins in the village centre of Verdings and leads through the arid meadows of the southern side of the church hill down to the hamlet of Pardell and from there up to the beautifully situated Moar zu Viersch farm. An old cobblestone path takes you back to your set-off point.
Piste No. 10 is flat in the upper part and offers plenty of space to fully enjoy every single turn. The piste stretches as a blue run to the valley station of the Rossalm chairlift. However, the training slope becomes interesting for experienced skiers in a variant of the second section. This is steeper and more demanding and thus offers the ideal challenge, especially for training groups.
We start in Saubach/S. Ingenuino and hike on the trail nr. 28 on the "Saubacher Koflweg". Then we go right to the way nr. 3 and arrive the "Katzenleiter" and "Kasserol". On the mark nr. 3 we come back to the village Barbian and from there we retun to Saubach/S. Ingenuino.
A beautiful hike at Saubach/S. Ingenuino is the "Saubacher Rundweg". You can park the car on the "Saubacherhof" (restaurant, where you can eat etc.). Then you take the street in direction to Barbian/Barbiano until you come on a sign, where is written "Saubacher Rundweg". Follow the trail and you pass the "Pardiller" and "Unterfaller" farm. Then you come back to Saubach/S. Ingenuino and take the "Koflweg" (way nr. 28) that begin behind the "Saubacherhof". Go on the path until it comes an intersection. You have to leave the trail nr. 28 and go on the "Saubacher Rundweg", that is also signposted. Following the trail you will arrive on the street that goes to Barbian/Barbiano. From that point you can easily return to the "Saubacherhof".
From the village place of Barbian/Barbiano we go to the so called "Keschtnweg" in direction to Sauders/San Maurizio at Villanders/Villandro. First we have to cross a steep descent. After this first hard part of the hike we go comfortable to Sauders/San Maurizio (in this place you have also the possibility to eat and drink somewhere). On the return we have to go a little bit on the street in direction to Villanders/Villandro and then we follow the trail nr. 4 until the "Winterlehof". From that position we can go back to Barbian/Barbiano.
This stunningly beautiful trail takes you through the northernmost vineyards of the Eisacktal Valley, with a refreshment stop at a wine estate or at the Augustinian Monastery wine cellars in Neustift/Novacella.
Every experienced skier will enjoy this slope with an altitude difference of 1048m. You may ski down the whole distance until the valley station of the Plose gondola lift. An amazing experience and worth skiing several times a day.
The Plosepiste starts at 2,500m above sea level and already there offers a fantastic panorama. It leads enjoyably over wide open slopes and provides a view of one of the most beautiful Dolomite groups, the Geisler peaks. In the spirit of enjoyable, safe skiing, the sports enthusiast can feel himself swing by swing into the white element and savor the joy of movement over more than 3 km.
The Cai slope presents itself as a short but very interesting slope, which is divided into two parts. The upper part leads from the Plose over to the Pfannspitz. It lies in the sun all day and is mostly very little used. The second part is something for more demanding skiers: it is the black variant 7a, the so-called "Bärenloch". This slope presents itself also to the experts as a short but very steep section.
The chairlift for 3 people is located at the hub of the ski area and makes the summit of the Ploseeberg accessible.
The Pfannspitz slope is an interesting change, especially for more experienced skiers. It runs evenly and shows the impressive view of the Afer and Villnöss Geisler throughout the entire descent. Several variants can be chosen, including a part that is signposted as a black piste.
The more than 2 km long slope to Palmschoss is considered by many to be an absolute insider tip. The slope runs almost exclusively in the forest, without thereby being in the shade. It is a natural curvy course, which makes the charm of the slope.
Piste No. 10 is flat in the upper part and offers plenty of space to fully enjoy every single turn. The piste stretches as a blue run to the valley station of the Rossalm chairlift. However, the training slope becomes interesting for experienced skiers in a variant of the second section. This is steeper and more demanding and thus offers the ideal challenge, especially for training groups.
Along the road to S. Leonardo/St. Leonhard, until the settlement area to the left (signposted), along a forest paths north to Cornale/Karnol, there uphill along the field trail no. 6 to Burgstall. Back direction south though the forest (trail no. 12) on the sports grounds to the starting point.
The Cai slope presents itself as a short but very interesting slope, which is divided into two parts. The upper part leads from the Plose over to the Pfannspitz. It lies in the sun all day and is mostly very little used. The second part is something for more demanding skiers: it is the black variant 7a, the so-called "Bärenloch". This slope presents itself also to the experts as a short but very steep section.
Piste No. 10 is flat in the upper part and offers plenty of space to fully enjoy every single turn. The piste stretches as a blue run to the valley station of the Rossalm chairlift. However, the training slope becomes interesting for experienced skiers in a variant of the second section. This is steeper and more demanding and thus offers the ideal challenge, especially for training groups.
The family ski run Skihütte starts at the Rossalm and leads along a narrow path to the valley station of the SSL Pfannspitz. In the lower part, this slope leads through the forest, but is still mainly in the sun. The natural lines of the family downhill run make it a varied skiing experience. The different variants - a part is also signposted as a red slope - make this slope interesting.
Follow the theme trail through a pristine habitat along the Schalderer Bach torrent. The pure mountain waters of this natural monument pass through the Schalderertal Valley for 11 km before flowing into the Eisack river at Vahrn/Varna, just north of Brixen/Bressanone.
This slope runs over wide and quite flat slopes. It connects Schönboden with the lifts, which take you comfortably to the Plose or the Pfannspitz
This enjoyable family hike from Albeins/Albes retraces the historic trail to the small settlement of Teis/Tiso, at the entrance of the Villnösstal Valley.
The Plosepiste starts at 2,500m above sea level and already there offers a fantastic panorama. It leads enjoyably over wide open slopes and provides a view of one of the most beautiful Dolomite groups, the Geisler peaks. In the spirit of enjoyable, safe skiing, the sports enthusiast can feel himself swing by swing into the white element and savor the joy of movement over more than 3 km.
The Pfannspitz slope is an interesting change, especially for more experienced skiers. It runs evenly and shows the impressive view of the Afer and Villnöss Geisler throughout the entire descent. Several variants can be chosen, including a part that is signposted as a black piste.
A wonderful winter hiking tour to the alpine lodge Bacherhütte!
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