Brixen a jeho okolí nabízí celou řadu tras, od rodinných výletů až po náročné výstupy. Prozkoumejte kulturní města a vychutnejte si středomořský vliv. Brixen, Klausen/Chiusa a Sterzing/Vipiteno stojí za výlet. Září bohatou historií, krásnými památkami a úspěšnou kombinací zvyků a inovací Zažijte Törggelen, tradiční jihotyrolskou slavnost s vínem, jídlem a kaštany.
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 10-person gondola lift was taken into operation in 2016 and carries passengers in summer and winter from the village of Schihütte up to the Pfannspitz mountain.
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 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.
Fascinating nature. Among rugged rocks and lush wide Alpine meadows, this round trip around Mt. Sass Putia reveals in an impressive way the natural life of the high Alpine region, with all of its diverse wildlife, vegetation and rock formations.
The village circular route of Aicha is an easy hike. From the starting point, the church of Aicha, simply follow the sign "Dorfrundweg".
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 2-seater chairlift brings hikers and bikers from Palmschoß to Kreuztal in summer and is also in operation for skiers in winter.
In winter, the chairlift is the link between the slopes on the Pfannspitz and the Plose mountain and carries up to 4 people.
With its mountain forests, waterfalls and unspoilt alpine pastures, the lesser-known Flaggertal Valley is a hidden gem in South Tyrol.
No one is jostling at the lifts, the slopes are pleasantly empty, and a ski hut where hot chocolate awaits: Although they are overshadowed by the well-known large ski resorts, small ski areas and village lifts such as the Maders ski lift are undoubtedly excellent alternatives. Especially families and amateurs can comfortably combine the pleasure of skiing with the romance of the winter season.
The red and blue slopes are served by a platter lift. This runs over alpine meadows in the lower section and through the forest in the upper section. It is the lowest platter ski lift in South Tyrol.
Open daily during holidays.
Prices:
One-Day ticket: adults 19,00 € - kids 13,00 €
Half-day ticket: adults 17,00 € - kids 11,00 €
Family season pass: 165,00 €
Free use with the South Tyrol Guest Pass Klausen.
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 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.
The six-seat chairlift was opened in 2010 and makes the particularly popular Pfannspitze ski slopes more easily 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.
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
The hike to the Napfspitze combines diverse landscapes, alpine challenges, and unforgettable views. It's an excellent choice for experienced hikers looking to enjoy tranquility and natural beauty.
The gondola lift for six people starts at the bottom station in St. Andrä and goes up to the mountain station in Kreuztal, rising almost 1000 metres in altitude. It is in operation in summer and winter and is the perfect starting point for the hiking and skiing area.
Start from the parking area in Margen and follow the path past the church of St. Margareth. Continue until you reach the turn-off to Talson. Take the Talsoner Road, which leads directly to the Lechnerhof Hut. The trail offers you a charming landscape and a cozy atmosphere.
Please note that the hut is open only in summer from Thursday to Sunday.
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 chairlift for 3 people is located at the hub of the ski area and makes the summit of the Ploseeberg accessible.
