Sledding trails in South Tyrol

Short and simple, this toboggan run from Rungun to St. Zyprian leads over the Traunwiesen meadows. Perfect for families with young children, it guarantees fun in the sun with breathtaking views over the Rosengarten, legendary kingdom of  Laurino, King of Dwarves. The ascent to the set-off point is just a few minutes’ walk from St. Zyprian over the Traunwiesen meadows.

Sledging in nature without any risk. The Sledge-slope starts next to the Schmieder alp and offers a wonderful view.

There is also a perfectly groomed sled run, which leads across a gorgeous larch meadow, for children and families on the Leadner Alm Mountain Hut above Vöran. The run is easy to reach by car in winter, and there are places to eat in the immediate vicinity.

No funicular and no rental.

The Moscha toboggan run is open daily, perfectly groomed and well secured, so that families with children can safely toboggan through the forest.

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 toboggan run starts shortly after the car park at Zans toward Ranui. The run is pretentious and the safety is therefore is very important and should not be underestimated.

Treffpunkt Zans open from 26th December

The Zirog/Zirago toboggan run leads from the mountain hut Enzianhütte to the village Brennerbad/Terme di Brennero.

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Fun is guaranteed on the  Gitschberg toboggan run, one of the longest runs in South Tyrol leading from the Gitschhütte hut to the village of Maranza/Meransen on a 6.75 km-long descent divided into 2 sections:

• Section 1 stretches between the Nesselhütte hut and the Nesselbahn mid-station (3.8 km), which can be reached taking either the Nesselbahn cable car or the Bergbahn cable car coming from Maranza/Meransen
• Section 2  covers the final stretch from the Nesselbahn mid-station all the way down to the valley village of Maranza/Meransen (3,8 km, currently closed)

Toboggan rental is available at the Nesselbahn valley station as well as at the Bergbahn valley station in Maranza/Meransen.

Fun is guaranteed on the  Gitschberg toboggan run, one of the longest runs in South Tyrol leading from the Gitschhütte hut to the village of Maranza/Meransen on a 6.75 km-long descent divided into 2 sections:

• Section 1 stretches between the Nesselhütte hut and the Nesselbahn mid-station (3.8 km), which can be reached taking either the Nesselbahn cable car or the Bergbahn cable car coming from Maranza/Meransen
• Section 2  covers the final stretch from the Nesselbahn mid-station all the way down to the valley village of Maranza/Meransen (3,8 km, currently closed)

Toboggan rental is available at the Nesselbahn valley station as well as at the Bergbahn valley station in Maranza/Meransen.

The slopes around the magic carpet are suited also to the Snowtubing, besides one blatherseither seated or, recumbent, on a pneumatic tyre the mountain down. The tyres or "Snowtubes" can be lent.

Rasant zu Tale durch verschneite Wälder auf dem 3 km langen Schlittelweg von Lü nach Tschierv.

Toboggan possibility at the Skilift in Colle/Gsieser Tal Valley.

The snow parksnow&fun tamarix in Selva dei Molini/Mühlwald South Tyrol: the ideal playground for a varied winter afternoon. Fun on snow for the whole family.

Two new conveyor belts pull up comfortably. The descent is racy: with skis, toboggans, racing trestles, slide discs, snowboard, tubing tyres ... Floodlights until ten - for all night ski fans.

Safety has right of way: helmets are compulsory. Little children only if accompanied.

For hire: tubing tyres, toboggans, slide discs, helmets.

From 25 pers. special opening hours on request

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.

 

 

From Antermoia drive uphill towards Passo delle Erbe. After about 2 km you reach a large car park to your left with a sign “trù dla liösa”. From there you continue on foot on the main road. At the first bend follow the hiking path that takes you to Passo delle Erbe within about an hour.

You can also get to Passo delle Erbe by car.

Toboggans can be hired at the ski piste in Antermoia.

Toboggan run with a length of approx. 3000 m with varying slopes.

Ascent is by cable car with heated seat.

The toboggan run starts directly from the Geisleralm hut (opening time from 26th december) and is identical to the path of ascension till the turning to Zans. From here the sleigh ride leads left through the woods down to the car park Waldschenke. The first piece of the toboggan run is steep and followed by a brisk track with just a few curves.

The toboggan run starts at 1900 meters and leads along a 5-km-long run of medium difficulty back to the starting point. The descent is identical to the path of ascension and consists of fantastic curves. An ideal winter excursion for the whole family. Note: You can shorten the ascent by taking the bus from Ranui to Zans and then hiking along the footpath to the hut Glatsch Alm. The Dusler hut is closed during the winter!

The toboggan run starts directly from the Gampenalm hut (opening time from 26th december) above the snow-covered meadows till the turning on your right site. From there the toboggan run continues to the Kirchwiesl and ahead till the starting point, Zans.

The toboggan run from Tschantschenon starts in the middle of the wintry and snow-covered wood at 1800 meter and leads over a flat track with just a few curves to Zanser Schwaige (opening times from 25th december). A wonderful excursion.

Route to the famous Taistner Vorderalm

Starting point: mountain restaurant Mudler Hof in Taisten 1584 m
Distance: 3,5 km
Descent: back via the ascent route
Hiking time: 90 min
Level of difficulty: easy to moderate
Altitude difference: 420 m
Toboggan run: easy to moderate

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

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

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.

Sledging in the Upper Venosta Valley, has a long tradition especially in Watles and is one of the most popular recreational sports for families and enthusiasts. The 4km-long Watles natural tobogganing route of the winter sport area is one of the most beautiful runs in the South Tyrol, which can be reached by chairlift. Active holidaymakers can also reach it by foot in approximately 1.5 hours. There are several family-friendly resting places at the valley and mountain station.

Sledge rental directly at the mountain station of the chairlift

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 (6 km) starting from the upper terminus of the new funicular railway Resciesa in Ortisei offers a great experience for the whole family. As there is an intermediate terminus, it is possible to enjoy the first part of the run several times in row. All those who don't have a sledge can rent one at the lower terminus of the funicular railway.

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

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.