4 = 3
Ski Season Opening Special 4 = 3
06.12.2024 - 23.12.2024
When you buy a ski pass for 3 days or more, you get an extra day for free!
4 = 3 | One ski holiday day for free incl. half board!
Sometimes, in the Valle Aurina it can snow even in May. This is because the Valle Aurina is so cool.
And incredibly varied. With countless adventures and experiences, and many places to recharge your batteries or to relax deeply. No matter the weather. The well-being of nature in its most engaging form! Boredom? Never. And to make sure it stays that way, we have some special tips for your hiking and mountain biking holidays in the Valle Aurina.
Not quite a hundred,
but the 80 peaks over three thousand metres is a good start
Casere car park after Santo Spirito | 6 h (3 h to the mountain hut) | 15 km | 975 m difference in altitude
The path that leads to the Giogo Lungo mountain hut is really special, just like the hut itself. It is considered one of the most beautiful circular hikes in the Valleys of Tures and Aurina! There are meadows full of ruby red rhododendrons and fragrant alpine herbs. The jagged walls and angular rock formations create a striking contrast. The sky seems closer and freedom more tangible in the Valley of the Wind. When you start the climb towards the Giogo Lungo mountain hut (2,603 m), the landscape becomes more arid, but no less impressive. A spellbinding view awaits you at the top: imposing peaks of 3000 metres rise all around, with the Pizzo Rosso glacier in their midst. After a little refreshment with the charismatic host at the mountain hut, you head back down through the Rossa Valley, passing the lakes of the same name, the stream, the Malga Rossa and some tunnels and remains of the Predoi mine, to eventually get back to where you started.
Visitor Centre of the Vedrette di Ries-Aurina Natural Park in Casere | 8 h | 19.4 km | 1,240 m difference in altitude
The silence of the mountains says more than many words. The Vetta d’Italia may appear inconspicuous but the view is what makes it. And the view is truly exceptional. Once you have sweated your way to the top, you can properly enjoy the panorama: taking in the Durreck Group, the Vedrette di Ries, the Pizzo Tre Signori, the Pizzo Rosso and, of course, the Großvenediger. Anyone brave enough to climb the 2,912-metre-high Vetta d’Italia can also proudly claim to have reached the northernmost point of Italy. It is located exactly on the border between Austria and South Tyrol and between the Hohe Tauern National Park and the Vedrette di Ries-Aurina Nature Park.
“Uanfoch lama nö giwaltig!” say those of the Valle Aurina, when they find themselves in front of the imposing waterfalls of Riva di Tures. This means: “awesome” or just “wooooowww”! The waterfalls in Cantuccio, near Campo Tures, are an impressive natural sight, which can be reached via a woodland trail. This leads gently uphill, with steps, jumps and well-marked paths, up to the Tobel gorge. Here you are right in front of the third waterfall, the highest – and you’re so close to the water you can feel a gentle spray! To go down to the valley, you can walk… or take the zipline.
Have you ever wondered how miners lived and worked in the bowels of the earth? You can find out in the Aurina Valley, in the former copper mine of Predoi. You enter the tunnel with the little train, just as people did when the mine was actively in use. During the interactive guided tour, you can touch – in the true sense of the word – what was the daily work of the miners. A wonderful experience for the whole family!
In the mine there is also a Climate Centre, a place where you can breathe pure air – therapeutic for asthmatics, and greatly relaxing for everyone else.
Hotel Sonnleiten | 3 h | 13.8 km | 700 m difference in altitude
The trip from Cadipietra to Predoi, the real starting point of the tour, is a good way to warm up the calves. There begins a truly sensational ride for all mountain bike and e-bike enthusiasts. From Predoi you go up to the Waldner hut at about 2,000 metres, continue towards the Schütt hut and follow a varied and interesting route to the Tauern di Sopra hut, where you can get some refreshment. You go back along the historic Tauern path, up to Casere.
Gently gliding to the airy heights & 360-degree panoramic views at up to 2,400 metres above sea level! Alpine pastures and mountain chalets, lakes and paths – for walkers and mountain enthusiasts, young and old alike. Free. Unlimited. Inclusive.