Sledding trails in South Tyrol

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).

A new highlight on the local mountain of Sterzing / Vipiteno! Starting from the mountain station of the panoramalift at 2,120 meters above sea level, a mountain coaster is being installed on the Rosskopf. The course leads over a length of 1,300 m over a height difference of nearly 300 meters to the valley station of the panoramalift. Sounds like heaps of fun? It definitely will be, because with a gradient of 20% on average and a maximum of 56%, speeds of up to 40 km/h can be reached. That means spectacular fun for the young and old, amidst the breath-taking mountain panorama. 

This panoramic toboggan run plunges visitors into an unspoiled winter wonderland. The Rit meadows, which in summer delight hikers with their lush and varied flowers, are popular in winter for their snow-covered alpine slopes.

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

In the picturesque mountain village of Plawenn, which has been the noble seat of the Plawenn family since the 12th century, there's a hidden gem for all tobogganing fans. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced tobogganer, the natural toboggan run from Plawenn towards the fishermen's houses, with its 2 km through the snow-covered Malser Haide, is an unforgettable experience. Access to the toboggan run is free, and visitors are invited to explore the winter landscape at their own pace

A mountain hike through winter wonderland to the Stumpfalm 2001 m

Starting point: Head of the valley at St. Magdalena in the Gsieser Valley 1465 m
Distance: 4,5 km
Descent: back via the ascent route
Hiking time: 2 hours
Level of difficulty: easy to moderate
Altitude difference: 503 m
Toboggan run: moderate to difficult

The village Spiluck above Brixen is known for its numerous hiking trails and lonely peaks especially in Summer. In Winter you find Spiluck as a cozy place for a trip in the snow. Spiluck offers snowy forests with beautiful mountain scenery. Whether by toboggan or on foot, the toboggan run in Spiluck guarantees a great day out. Especially in the early morning the sun shines through the forest and until midday it warms not only the body but also the mind.

This idyllic winter hike starts at the hikers' parking lot at the end of Spiluck Street. From the parking lot above the Gostnerhof Inn, you start along trail no. 2 through the forest. You will immediately notice that the winter hiking trail is also wonderfully suitable for a toboggan run due to its perfectly maintained condition. Again and again you catch fantastic views of the Plose, the Geisler peaks and even the Langkofel and Plattkofel peaks. After about one and a half to two hours you reach the end of the trail below the Scheibenberg mountain, where the peak of the Karspitz towers above the woods in its white dress.

After a well-deserved break with your own snack, you can look forward to an exciting but above all rewarding descent on the toboggan. Always leisurely downhill, but also with faster sections, nothing stands in the way of fun on the toboggan. Of course, you can also walk back to the starting point. Directly at the parking lot, the Gostnerhof Inn invites you to stop and reward yourself with a hot tea, a typical “Marende” or lunch. There are other places to stop in the village center of Spiluck.

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

Right in the heart of the stunning Alpine landscape lies a winter sports paradise that surpasses even the boldest dreams of snow enthusiasts: Klausberg in Skiworld Ahrntal. With a total of 40.5 kilometers of groomed ski slopes, this ski area offers a remarkable diversity that appeals to both skiers and snowboarders alike. Starting from gentle slopes, which are perfect for beginners and gently introduce them to the world of skiing, to challenging descents that bring a smile to the faces of even the most experienced professionals.

For those seeking the unique pleasure of tobogganing, the 13.5 kilometers of toboggan runs are a true delight. Whether in sunshine or under a starry sky, the tobogganing experience here is unparalleled.

As you glide down the slopes or toboggan, you will be accompanied by a breathtaking panoramic view of the Ahrntal mountains. It's as if the majestic nature itself applauds every turn you make. This scenery, combined with perfectly groomed slopes, makes Klausberg an unforgettable experience.

Snow-sure? At Klausberg, it's no issue! Thanks to its privileged location, the slopes remain snow-covered and in optimal condition well into the spring. This means you can enjoy an extended season here and relish the snow to the fullest.

If you're looking for a special experience, don't miss the new Sonnen cable car. In addition to a comfortable ride, it provides access to some of the most breathtaking slopes of Klausberg. Every turn, every curve here becomes an unforgettable adventure.

Starting point: Walten/Valtina, winter park STOCKIT

Length: 0,2 km

Height: 1.350 m

Difference in altitude: 50 m

Illuminated toboggan track: no

Degree of difficulty: easy

Railway: yes

Price: free

Natural toboggan track: yes

Toboggan track for children: yes

The Tru dla liösa Foram natural sledging trail starts on the Piz Sorega (2,003 m) and goes across fields and through woods beneath the Piz Sorega gondola lift to San Cassiano (1,537 m). The scenery along the route is quite enchanting: from the snowy Alpine pastures of the high plateau, you reach the Foram forest before a final spurt takes you down into the valley.

The average gradient on the sledging trail is about 10 to 15%. To keep sledging fans safe, 2.3 km of the sledging track has been protected with legally compliant timber edging.

The start of the trail can be reached by the Piz Sorega gondola lift from San Cassiano.

The leisurely toboggan run winds for about 4.7 kilometres through the winter landscape above Vöran.

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.

 

 

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

Enjoy the view of the snowy winter landscape and the nearby mountains as you ascend by cable car. Stop for refreshments at a cosy mountain tavern before racing down into the valley.
Use at your own risk.

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

Short varied toboggan slope in the beautiful winter landscape of Pfitsch valley near Sterzing / Vipiteno.

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

The toboggan run in the Talai Forest in St. Valentin offers an unforgettable winter experience for the whole family. Located in the picturesque larch forest in the Upper Venosta Valley, this well-prepared track promises fun and adventure over a length of 1.5 km. With a gentle incline and safe curves, it is ideal for tobogganing enthusiasts of all ages. Enjoy the enchanting winter scenery and the fresh mountain air as you glide through the snow-covered forest

Check out Italy's first summer toboggan run! The bobs are securely mounted on a 1.750 m long aluminium pipe. Slide downhill to the valley and have as much fun as the children, since a journey on a Fun Bob is a special kind of experience for adults. You can even regulate the speed by yourself!

Goose bumps, rush of altitude, adrenaline rush. Guaranteed. Curious? Then the Klausberg ski arena will be just right for you from summer 2020. Fasten your seatbelts and off you go - the new Klausberg zipline is waiting for you. Breathtaking and not for the faint of heart!
With the zipline you will cross the so-called "Brugga-Klomme" in eagle flight. Starting from the Kristallalm, they plunge uncompromisingly towards the Almboden in the rush of speed. Something for the real adrenaline junkies among us and for those who want to become one. Climb aboard and enjoy a fascinating high-speed experience that you won't soon forget! Our team will take care of absolute safety and will accompany you professionally at your next checkmark on your personal bucket list! Test of courage was yesterday, Klausberg-Zipline is today!

The longest sledge run on the Seiser Alm needs stamina and skill, but offers you masses of fun.

For long-lasting fun on a sledge, the Molignon Sledge Run is the place to go.

Tobogganing-fun for the whole family in Kasern/Casere at the sunny end of the valley - Short toboggan run with conveyor system "magic carpet" especially for kids, near the car park Kasern/Casere. Possible also Snowtubing! 

The Toboggan run (3 km) starting from the mountain station of the new funicular Resciesa in Ortisei offers a great experience for the whole family. As there is an intermediate station, it is possible to enjoy the run several times in row. Alternatively you can reach the Resciesa hut within a thirty minute walk starting from the mountain station. From there, you can sledge along the slope and you will connect then to the toboggan run.
All those who don't have a sledge can rent one at the valley station of the funicular.

Rides down steep drops and around breathtaking curves in the Latemar forest are available all year round.

Length: 980 m
Total drop: 88 m
Description of the luge run: two steep slopes, one 360° loop, several steep curves
Maximum speed: 40 km/h

• Children under 5years may not use the coaster, even when accompanied by an adult.
• Children ages 5 through 8 have to be accompanied by an adult (over 18 years).
• Children ages 9 through 14 have to be accompanied by a person 14 years or older.

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.

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.