Toutes les remontées mécaniques du Sud-Tyrol

The cableway San Martino accompanies visitors and hikers from Laces up to the mountain village of  San Martino in Monte (1,740 m) in just a few minutes, making it an ideal point of departure for various types of journeys. Starting from here, there are numerous other trips to the crest of Monte Sole along easy trails such as the high-altitude path leading to Silandro.

At the San Martino in Monte cableway mountain station is a restaurant, with scenic views down towards Laces and Val Martello and into the glacier world of the Ortler Group. There’s a 16th century shrine devoted to the a village of just 120 inhabitants, presumably built on a pagan holy site above a cave.

Ludy is a small ski lift in the zone Piz at the Hotel Sonne. It also serves as a practice lift for hotel guests from the Hotel Sonne. At the same time, Ludy connects with the Sonne chairlift to the Ortisei cable car.

From Mölten, the sun plateau of Tschögglberg, the Mölten cable car takes you in four minutes down to the Etschtal. From the mountain station of the Mölten cable car you enjoy stunning panoramic views of central Etschtal, neighbouring South Tyrolean "Überetsch" and the dispersed hamlets of the mountain community of Mölten.

The lift is located at the valley station in St. Andrä and is the perfect access to the practicing area for beginners.

Europe's third-oldest cable car, built in 1912, takes you up to the Vigiljoch - which is now back in operation after a 9-month construction period, completely renovated to the latest state of the art. The ride from 334 to 1,500 metres in the new comfortable cabin for 40 people now takes only 6 minutes. The valley station is located in the centre of Lana, only a 2-minute walk from the Oberlana bus station.

Tickets available at the cable car valley station. Information on prices at www.vigiljoch.com

suspension railway Aschbach

Aschbach (1,360 metres in altitude) Aschbach is a small mountain village, situated at an altitude of 1,360 metres above sea level, in the south-west of Algund. From Töll, it can be reached via a forest road, passing the Quadrat farmhouses, or alternatively using the lift facility in Rabland. Especially during the warm summer season, Aschbach is a very popular destination with beautiful hiking routes up to 1,800 metres in altitude to the Vigiljoch and to the Naturns Alm, which is situated at 1,922 metres above sea level.

Cosy and nostalgic single chair lift which takes you from 1500 metres at 1814 metres. Enjoy the ride through the beautiful larch Woods and on the way back will experience breathtaking views of the Dolomites.

The six-seat chairlift was opened in 2010 and makes the particularly popular Pfannspitze ski slopes more easily accessible.

The Capanna Nera ski lift starts right above the village of Corvara in the direction of Passo Campolongo. A light (blue) slope runs down next to the ski lift, which is particularly suitable for children and beginners. On the side of the piste you will also find a speed check course with time measurement. Since it is without poles and gates and has a minimal incline, it can be mastered absolute safely. It's a lot of fun skiing down as fast as you can and measuring your own time like a ski champion.