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A historic-cultural itinerary in Montal/Mantana (only in German and Italian language!) During this guided tour you will get an overview of the world of a bunker. Not suitable for prams! No dogs allowed! Length: 2,5 h Altitude difference:150 m Difficulty: easy walk Contribution: 5,00 € with Kronplatz Guest Pass / 15,00 € without Guest Pass; please bring it to the meeting point! Limited number of participants! Reservations required at www.bruneck.guest.net

The guided bike tour starting from the Rosskopf valley station leads along the bike path towards the south to Stilfes. Via a forest road, you'll reach the small natural pond. Expansive green meadows and a pavilion invite you to take a break. For the little ones, there's a playground... This tour is not offered for children under 10 years of age, except for children transported by parents with a trailer (available for rent at the Outdoor Center). Elevation difference: 200 meters Participants: minimum 3 and maximum 10 Registration deadline: Thursday by 5:00 p.m.

Our natural and cultural history hike first takes us to Issing. After visiting the church of St Nicholas, we walk along the Pfaffensteig trail to the historic Maurerhof farm. There we take a short visit to the farm museum, which gives us an authentic insight into the way of life in earlier times. We then return to the starting point of the exploration tour. By the way: Do you know what Pustertal "Bröcke" are? No. Then let yourself be surprised! Length: 3 h (plus visit) Altitude difference: 100 m Difficulty: easy walk Contribution: 5,00 € with Kronplatz Guest Pass / 15,00 € without Guest Pass; please bring it to the meeting point! Limited number of participants! Reservations required at www.bruneck.guest.net

The Church of St. Andrew in Antlas/Lengstein can be visited freely on the second and third Saturday of each month between April 1 and November 15, 2025, from 10-12 a.m., Admission free, voluntary donations for the church are welcome. Registration required within the day before 1 p.m. Tourist Office Ritten/Renon at +39 0471 356100 or 0471 345245, or info@ritten.com The Church of St. Andrew is famous for its Gothic frescoes that decorate the interior, dating back to the early 15th century. One of the notable depictions is that of Saint Christopher carrying Christ on his shoulders. The church stands majestically above the Eisack Valley, almost directly above the Eisack Gorge. It is visible from afar and is built on a site that once hosted prehistoric places of worship or settlements, which were later transformed into a Christian sanctuary

Petting, feeling the soft fur, putting on a halter, and walking a course with the llamas. What could be more beautiful than the ideal interaction between animal and human? Llamas, with their loving and gentle character, immediately captivate children and also enchant adults. Llama trekking is ONLY for children (from 6 to 14 years old). Participants: minimum 4 and maximum 15 children Attention: Registration is required, only for children.

Do you love exquisite South Tyrolean speck, and you would try also a glass of South Tyrolean wine? Then you are at the right place! Discover South Tyrolean speck, its traditional production process, sensory differences and be surprised by a unique combination with South Tyrolean wine. ONLY in GERMAN and ITALIEN language!

Allow yourself to be invited on a relaxing yet invigorating experience hike that takes you into the world of Kneipp philosophy. On a peaceful path, we will discover together the five pillars that shape this holistic health approach: water, movement, nutrition, medicinal plants, and life order. Experience refreshing water treatments that will make you feel how beneficial the power of water is. We will also create a healing ointment together, which you can take home as a small gift. To conclude, we will treat your taste buds with a small, delightful tasting dedicated to the pillar of "nutrition." Look forward to an easy hike that brings body and soul into harmony – guided by our experienced Kneipp health trainer, who will accompany you on your path to greater well-being. An experience that offers joy, relaxation, and new impulses for your health!

Taster course for aspiring mountaineers. Kids will try their hand at climbing under the expert supervision of our alpine guides. Only for children from 5 to 9 years! Cable car: With Almencard 17.06.-07.07. and 15.09.- 07.10.2025 for free and from 09.07. - 07.10. the ticket for the cable car can be bought on site or online. With mobilcard: Costs for ascent and/or descent. (The ticket for the cable car can be purchased on site or online). https://www.gitschberg-jochtal.com/en/summer/lift-prices

Guided hike to the herb farm "Hauser" in Wielenberg. There, you can expect a tour of the farm with all their senses. In addition to a short presentation of the farm and its activities, you will also have the opportunity to taste and try products and be enchanted by the wonderful fairytale and herbal world (approx. 1 h). Length: 2,5 h (plus visit) Altitude difference: 300 m Difficulty: moderate walk Contribution: 5,00 € with Kronplatz Guest Pass / 15,00 € without Guest Pass; please bring it to the meeting point! Limited number of participants! Reservations required at www.bruneck.guest.net

For nature lovers, there is nothing more beautiful than vibrant colors and delightful scents. This tour offers experiences for all the senses: colorful herb fields, aromatic oils wafting into the nose, delightful flavors during tasting, and perfect tranquility. We start with a visit to the herb garden, explore the drying and processing rooms, discover a variety of herbal products, and conclude our tour with a small but exquisite product tasting of fresh tea, fruity syrup, and spicy schnapps. Those interested in herbs will surely take home a wealth of knowledge about the cultivation, drying, storage, and use of our medicinal and culinary plants. Additional Tours: Beginning of July - End of August 2025, every Thursday Number of Participants: Min. 4 and max. 20 people Registration Deadline: One day before by 5:00 p.m.

This child-friendly walk leads to the river in the Winnebachtal valley. On arrival, children and adults can try to cross the stream with the help of a rope and a slackline. Price: With Almencard: from 6 - 13,99 years: 5€ from 14 years: 10€ With Mobilcard and others: from 6 - 13,99 years: 10€ from 14 years: 20€

In the climbing hall, children can learn the basics of using ropes and carabiners in a playful way on a 20-metre high climbing wall. Parents can help by belaying their children or give climbing a try themselves. There is a slackline for balance training, too. Price: With Almencard from 8 years: 5 € With Mobilcard and others from 8 years: 10 €

South Tyrol is renowned worldwide for its majestic mountains, clear Alpine lakes and idyllic walking trails. From the meeting point, we will drive together to the starting point of our excursion, located by the car park in Dun (1,480 metres). The first stretch of the route will take us along a forest path in the direction of Bodenalm, then we climb a little up to Eisbrugg, where the snow never completely melts. The large, initially flat Eisbruggtal valley will afford us a breather until we climb up to the Kröllhütte hut (2,150 metres). There we’ll begin the final ascent to the Eisbruggsee lake (2,351 metres), which is also the highest point of this excursion. The 3,000-metre peaks of the Pfunders mountains mirrored in the crystal-clear waters of the Eisbruggsee make quite a sight. The way back is along the same route. Refreshment points: Bodenalm hut, Kröllhütte hut Total walking time: approx. 5 hours, covering a distance of 13 km and 950 metres of elevation gain. Total duration: approx. 6 hours Price: With Almencard from 12 years: 10 € With Mobilcard and others: 20 €

The tour starts at the Ratschings valley station in front of the Rent and Go bike rental. We follow the Pfeifer Huisele path along country lanes and forest roads towards the Klammalm. From here onwards, the technical riders are in their element. The trail towards Wumblsalm has it all. This is followed by a short descent across meadows before a partly challenging section leads to the highest point of the tour, the Wasserfalleralm. Here we enjoy a long break with good food. Strengthened, we follow a fantastic panoramic trail to the Rinneralm. The last few kilometers are downhill on the toboggan run back to the starting point. Registration only from the age of 15.

This itinerary takes you from Mühlbach via Vintl and Kiens to Bruneck, along the river Rienz. Regarded as the beating heart of the Pustertal valley, this vibrant little town has a historic centre with a picturesque main street that invites you to stroll and indulge in some retail therapy. After a short stop in Bruneck, the tour follows an alternative route back to Mühlbach. On the way back, you will make a stop at the Capriz show dairy. There, you can enjoy a guided tour of the cheese museum and a tasting of the finest cheeses made from 100% South Tyrolean goat's and cow's milk. Easy 40-kilometre tour with an elevation gain of approx. 600-800 metres. The price includes the hire of the electric mountain bike, helmet and the guided tour and tasting at the Capriz cheese dairy.

During the treasure hunt in the great outdoors, we learn all kinds of interesting facts about the different breeds of cows in South Tyrol, why a cow produces milk and how butter used to be made. As we continue our walk to the Kneipp area, we go in hunt of dairy products and finally get to shake and taste butter ourselves. Who can solve the exciting quizzes and follow the trail of the treasure hunt? We then visit the animals on the farm and finish with a delicious yogurt ice cream.

During a herbal walk, we learn about the most important local plants and their uses. We then make a tincture and an oil extract with plant material under instruction. We then use these extracts to make various products together (e.g. lip balm, insect bite roller, ointment ...). Afterwards, the participants can take home 1 product of each of the treasures they have made (with the corresponding instructions for production and recipe). Costs: 10,00€ material costs TO BE PAID ON SITE (also for ActiveCard holders)

The guided summit hike takes us from the Ratschings-Jaufen mountain station past the Wasserfaller Alm to the Rinnersattel. We reach the 2,331-metre-high Fleckner via the Jaufenkamm ridge. On the way back to the mountain station we pass the Äußere Wumblsalm and stop at the Saxnerhütte. This hike is only recommended for people aged 14 and over.

The Fallmetz summit (2,568m) is an insider tip as it is less well-known but offers a spectacular 360-degree view. The moderately difficult hike begins with a ride on the Gitschberg cable car in Meransen. The trail leads you through alpine panoramas to the Falzarer Joch between the Altfasstal valley and Pfunders. From the Falzarer Joch, you climb over a grassy ridge to the pre-summit. The slightly exposed transition to the main summit is quickly conquered and an unimagined panoramic view of the large Seefeldsee lake, the Altfasstal valley and the surrounding mountain peaks awaits you. The descent is via the ascent route. Stop for refreshments on the way back. Walking time: approx. 5 hours, 14 km and 525 m of elevation gain. Total duration: approx. 6 hours. Price: With Almencard from 12 years: 10€ (cable car free until 11.07- and from 15.09. until 07.10. - other dates + ticket for the calbe car) With museumobilcard and others: 20€ (+ticket for the cable car)

Experience the Pfunderer Valley on two wheels: Bike adventures with history and nature. You follow the valley trail, which takes you along rushing streams and lush meadows to Pfunders. A visit to the farm museum awaits you there, where you can immerse yourself in the traditional way of life in the region and gain exciting insights into rural life. You continue your journey and reach the idyllic hamlet of Dun. The next destination is the Boden Alm, a paradise for nature lovers. On the way there, you will be rewarded with breathtaking views of the Pfunderer mountains. Once you arrive at the Boden Alm, you can stop for refreshments and regional specialties before heading back. Difficulty of the tour: medium, approx. 40 kilometers and 600 - 800 vertical meters

You have the opportunity to get to know the best wines, to taste them and to be introduced to the world of South Tyrolean viticulture by an expert sommelier. ONLY in GERMAN and ITALIEN language!

The guided e-bike tour starts at the Rent and Go bike rental at the Ratschings valley station. We start with a group game and playfully learn the most important riding safety tips. Afterwards we drive together along the Pfeifer Huisele path to Flading to the barefoot path with Kneipp facility. There we have a little refreshment at the witches' fountain. Fun balancing exercises await us before we head back to the starting point. The tour is fun for adults and children from 6 years (only with driving experience). On request, a child seat for children up to 20 kg or a bicycle trailer for max. 2 children up to 5 years can be reserved. The e-bike tour is accompanied by a trained South Tyrolean bike guide.

The starting point is Flading in the Ratschingstal valley. Our route takes us up to the Gleckalm (not cultivated) via trail no. 30. The route alternates between flatter and steeper sections, which makes the hike particularly varied. The landscape presents itself in all its diversity and beauty. Once we have reached the Gleckalm plateau, we continue on our way to the Glecksee lake. The way back is mostly along the same path, but there is the option of organizing an alternative downhill version via the Klammalm. Total distance: 10.6 km (5.5 km to Glecksee) Total duration: 6.5 hours Difference in altitude: 950 m Difficulty: difficult - sure-footedness is required, a good level of fitness is essential and prior training is recommended. Participation for children from 12 years!

The Jaufental is an extraordinary valley of nature's tranquillity, and it is precisely here that we seduce you and your family and show you wonderful natural places. We experience the element of water at the Gurgl waterfall and while treading water at the mountain pasture, where we stop for refreshments. We discover various herbs, trees and alpine flowers along the way. Suitable for families and children aged 5 and over. Not suitable for baby carriages!

An unforgettable mountain experience for gourmets and nature lovers: take the Rosskopf cable car and the panorama lift up to 2,200 m to the legendary wishing bell. Once rung, it carries your wishes over the peaks of the Alps. We then take a leisurely hike to the Telfer Almen and on to the rustic Kuhalm - where you will be treated to a grey cheese tasting. Return via a leisurely hiking trail to the mountain station. Number of participants: minimum 4; maximum 15 people Registration deadline: Wednesday no later than 5:00 p.m.

ONLY FOR CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 9 YEARS OLD! Be a real knight or a brave damsel for once! Childhood dreams come true at the medieval Reifenstein Castle. With fencing, archery and adventurous games, children can immerse themselves in the world of the Middle Ages in a playful way - supervised and age-appropriate. Please note: Only for children between 5 and 9 years old. No exceptions possible! Meanwhile, parents can optionally take part in a guided tour of the castle. Number of participants: minimum 4 children; maximum 20 children Registration deadline: Wednesday by 5:00 p.m.

We will meet up in the centre of Spinges and start our hike to the Opera 24 bunker. On our way there, we will have the chance to learn intriguing details about the builder of the Holy Sepulchre Chapel (1685) and the historical and artistic heritage of the local parish church and its small museum. We will also find out about the way of life in an 18th century farmer’s parlour, and why 400 people were burnt alive in a local farmhouse. The highest point of our hike is a bunker in Mussolini’s Alpine Wall, where we will learn about its history before enjoying a picnic on site. In the event of adverse weather, we will skip the hike. You will still have the opportunity to reach the bunker by car. Price: With Almencard: until 14 years: free from 14 years: 5€ With Mobilcard and others: until 14 years: free from 14 years: 5 €

From the Provincial Mining Museum in Maiern/Ridnaun, trail no. 9 takes us on a relaxed, leisurely hike to the entrance of the wild Burkhardklamm gorge. At the waterfall, we breathe in the finely atomized aerosol of the Fernerbach stream, and the invigorating effect of these healing drops is immediately noticeable. You will experience the health-promoting effect that our scientific study at the Paracelsus Salzburg Private University has shown. We find peace and relaxation by becoming aware of nature with all our senses. With Kneipp treatments, we also let the calming power of the forest work its magic on us on the way back.

We start in Maiern in front of the Rent and Go bike rental in the direction of Bergl, go past the birthplace of the Ridnaun giantess and on to the Martalm. From there we cycle along the forest road to the Gewingesalm. After a little refreshment continue to cycle to Entholz and along the Erzweg back to the starting point. Registration only from the age of 14.