Na jihotyrolských sáňkařských drahách

Drive in sledge to the Alps of Villanders  is an one time experience....

From the peak station of the Cianross cable car at 1302 m, the Cianross sledging track winds down through the forest alongside the skiing slope all the way to the valley station at 1203 m. The 680 m track (99 m of difference in altitude) can be used during the Cianross cable car opening hours with ski passes and single or prepaid tickets with point systems. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, the track will also be open between 8 and 10 pm and illuminated with floodlights. Sledges can be rented at the Cianross cable car valley station.

The "Reinswalder Wiesn" toboggan run is an experience not to be missed. The run starts at 2,130, above sea level at the Pichlberg Alpine bar/restaurant and winds its way down past hillsides deep in snow to the welcoming Sunnolm restaurant (www.sunnolm.it) at the cable railway base station.

ATTENTION: Be careful in the last section (1,000m) - icy track!

The Speikboden ski area is a place with great variety – above all else when it comes to what is available in the way of activities. It is not just skiing and snowboarding that are the order of the day, but also sledding, a winter sport with a huge fun factor that is very popular especially with families and children. In this ski area, there are two sled runs at once, one of which can boast the distinction of being the longest sled run in all South Tyrol-Südtirol. The starting point of both sled runs is located at the mountain terminal which can be reached without any problems with the Speikboden cable car.

With a length of 10 km (6.2 miles), sledders leisurely head down a very well-groomed sled run – which can even be covered with man-made snow, if necessary – all the way to Lutago-Luttach. The second sled run, which is just as wide with a total length of 8 km (5 miles) has the same starting point, but after a couple of miles it turns off toward Rio Bianco-Weißenbach. From either of the destinations, sledders can be picked up again by the ski bus or public bus and taken back to the valley terminal to head up again. 
Also particularly popular is the weekly Rodelgaudisledding party, a sledding event that is open to everyone.

The Rosskopf sledging track at Sterzing / Vipiteno is the longest floodlit and artificial snow covered tobbogan sledging track in Italy. The toboggan run leads through an impressive forest landscape, covering over 900 meters in elevation. It starts right by the Rosskopf cable car mountain station and runs for nearly 10 km round many twists and turns down to the valley station in Vipiteno/Sterzing.

Sleds can be rented directly and easily at the Outdoor Center - no reservation is necessary.
Please note: Helmets are mandatory for children! In addition, sturdy footwear is essential for a safe sledding experience!

Why not join a night-time sledging party on Friday evenings for a special experience on Sterzings local mountain. On these evenings the sledging trail is floodlit until midnight (cable car runs until 10 pm).

Family-friendly winter hike to the Messner Hut at 1659 m

Starting point: Head of the valley at St. Magdalena in the Gsieser Valley 1465 m
Distance: 2 km
Descent: back via the ascent route
Hiking time: 50 minutes
Level of difficulty: easy
Altitude difference: 200 m
Toboggan run: easy

The sunny slopes of the Icaro - Monte Piz run guarantee tobogganing fun for the whole family. And with its unique panorama over the Schlern, Langkofel, Plattkofel, your tobogganing outing will be nothing short of unforgettable.

The Puflatsch Run on the Seiser Alm is best suited for those who want to enjoy a challenging run and a breathtaking panorama.

The natural toboggan run "Tonnerboden" is located in the quietest of our three valleys, the Jaufental/Val Giovo. Starting point is in Obertal/Val di Sopra. After a hike of about 10-15 minutes, the tobogganing can begin. A special tip is also the departure at night, as the toboggan run is illuminated every tuesday and thursday from 5p.m. until 9.30p.m.
For clubs or groups, the lighting can also be requested on other days.

In addition to the perfectly prepared race track, on which international competitions are also held, a recreational track is available to all hobby lugers, which is also illuminated.

Sledging is winter pleasure for the whole family!

The small climb by foot heard to a funny sleigh game for the whole family after a funny day in the Val Martello you can eat something along the restaurant there. At the nature toboggan run Hölderle the whole family come onto her expense.

Tobogganing-fun for the whole family!

With a length of 1 km the well prepared natural track serpentines its way through snowy landscape and leads to the Schwarzbachalm hut (tel. +39 391 3321903).

Difficulty: medium

Toboggan run near the hamlet Dosso/Egg on direction Penser Joch pass.

The sled track at the Ratschings-Jaufen ski center is always in perfect condition for the joy of young and old alike! And what's nice about it is that tha cableway will take you right to the starting point! The sledging trail then starts immediately below the mountain station and proceeds right down to the valley (5 km).

Sledges can be hired at the valley station.

Starting point: Pfelders/Plan

Length: 0,45 km

Height: 1.600 m

Difference in altitude: 450 m

Illuminated toboggan track: no

Degree of difficulty: middle

Railway: yes

Price: free

Natural toboggan track: yes

Toboggan track for children: yes

Description: behind the Gampen lift starts the toboggan track with a length of 450 m.

Get ready for an exciting descent on the Brimi Winter Run on Gitschberg! This approx. 4-kilometer long toboggan run starts at the Nesselhütte at the top station and winds down to the middle station. The route is varied and packed with fun curves – perfect for an exhilarating winter day in the snow.

If you don’t have your own toboggan, you can easily rent one near the parking area at the valley station.

This sledge run, which leads from the Hofer Alpl to Ums, is suitable for all the family and offers masses of sledging fun on an easy slope.

Hiking and toboggan fun at “Hubi’s” on the Aschtalm 1950 m

The toboggan run is currently no longer being groomed due to the snow conditions!

Sledding through the snowy winter landscape of the Pesia Pass Holiday Area is a great treat for young and old. Also night sledding is no problem in the holiday area, the toboggan run is illuminated every day.

The toboggan run is located in the center of Lappach/Lappago and is 400 m long. The walking time is about 10 minutes. Attention: there is no toboggan rental.

Sledging in Avinga valley in Taufers in Taufers im Münstertal/ Val Monastero - winter adventures for the whole family.

The winter wonderland begins just outside the front door in Tubre/Taufers in the Val Monastero/Münstertal Valley

The Uwaldalm – an area that offers the best views of the Gsieser Valley

Starting point: Head of the valley at St. Magdalena in the Gsieser Valley 1465 m
Descent: back via the ascent route
Hiking time: ca. 2 hours
Level of difficulty: easy – moderate
Altitude difference: 577 m
Toboggan run: moderate

Comfortable and easy toboggan run from the Prantneralm in Wiesen / Pfitsch to Schmuders near Sterzing / Vipiteno which also suitable for children.

Fantiland offers two conveyor bands and corresponding slopes. Those are perfect requirements for the first ski lessons. Furthermore kids have a lot of fun with sledging.

The toboggan run starts just below the Kaserillalm hut (opening times from 26th december) and leads over a steep slope to the snow-covered Kirchwiesl. From there the toboggan continues over a plain to the starting point Zans.

Start : Lahnwiesen 1,565 m
End : Steineben 1,455 m
Lenght : 900 m
Difficulty : medium
Alpine huts : Jausenstation Steineben
Directions : Feldthurns - Latzfons - Steineben

Easy natural toboggan-run in Ackerboden/St. Leonhard, 2,5 km. The hut Ackerboden is open from 26/12 daily. Day off Monday & Tuesday.

The 6.5 km sleigh run is an inviting temptation for exciting group descents through the snowy woods. The start of the sleigh run is just below the upper ski lift station running down to the valley station. For those in search of absolute winter tranquillity, there’s the trail leading to the Allriss mountain pasture amidst a pristine landscape in the Upper Isarco Valley.