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The Paolina chair lift starts right in the village of Karersee Carezza (at an altitude of 1, 630 m) and takes skiers, hikers, climbers, and alpine climbers to the Paolina Hut (2,130 meters above sea-level).
Once there, you'll be standing directly under the Red Wall – a massive cliff belonging to the "Rose Garden" – and can enjoy a fantastic view of all of South Tyrol and the Latemar. It's the ideal starting-point for hikes of all kinds and levels, including mountain-climbing tours and hikes along cable-supported routes. Each unit of the chair lift features four seats.

Just a few steps away from Hotel Berger/Gasthof Pircher, two small pistes with their own lifts wind their way up the sunny slope: the first is a platter lift from the Hotel Berger, right next to it is the Pichler chairlift. Professional ski instructors are also available. Families and beginners who are still a little unsteady on their skis will find the best conditions there to make their turns through the snow in peace and quiet.

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.

In 1996, the ski lift "Glück" is converted into a four-seater chairlift with bubble. The name of this lift goes back to the beginnings of the Speikboden. Bernhard Glück was an entrepreneur from Munich, son of a South Tyrolean woman, patron, visionary and sponsor. At that time he significantly influenced the development of tourism in Sand in Taufers. This chairlift was named in his honor.
In just four and a half minutes, the Glück lift transports up to 1800 people an hour about 290 meters upwards. A total of two downhill runs, both of medium difficulty, are available for descent.

The Kronplatz 1+2 lift transports winter sports and culture enthusiasts from the valley station at Reischach/Riscone to the summit of Kronplatz, at 2,275 meters above sea level.
Once at the top, guests can enjoy an unmistakable 360° panoramic view of the UNESCO World Nature Heritage Site, the Dolomites, and the main ridge of the Alps.

The 8-seater chairlift Costoratta departing from Campolongo Pass is an important connection in the Sellaronda, the most famous ski excursion in the Dolomites. The Costoratta lift is taken to complete the turn counterclockwise (green). From the Campolongo pass it takes skiers to the slopes of the Boé area.

The Schwemmalm cable car takes skiers, hikers, bikers and paragliders from the valley station near the village of Kuppelwies up to the Schwemmalm at 2,100 meters above sea level.
Perfectly groomed slopes with guaranteed snow in winter and numerous easy and challenging hiking trails in summer start right at the mountain station.

The König Laurin I aerial tram starts from the Frommer Alm (at an altitude of 1,743 m) and takes skiers, hikers, bikers, and climbers first to the midway station (at 1,977 meters above sea-level) and then with the cableway König Laurin II to the new, invisible mountain station at the Cologne Hut (2,339 meters above sea-level). Upon arrival, you'll feel that you can almost reach out with your hand and touch the face of the "Rose Garden" cliffs, and you can enjoy the fascinating view of all of South Tyrol and the Latemar – declared a World Nature Heritage Site of the Dolomites by UNESCO. Each gondola features ten seats and, in the summer, can also be used to transport bicycles to the midway station.

 

 

The Tschein Panorama Chairlift starts at the Moser Alm and continues along the foot of the Rose Garden and all the way to the Tschein Berg, where you'll find the midway station of the König Laurin cableway. In the summertime, you can set off on countless different hikes at an altitude of 2,000 meters or transfer to the König Laurin cableway and continue to the new, invisible mountain station at 2,339 meters above sea-level and the Cologne Hut. Each unit of the Panorama Chairlift has seating for six passengers.
Hint: In the summertime, you can reach the cableway directly from the Karersee Carezza parking lot via the new suspension bridge and a new hiking trail trail in just 20 minutes by foot.

Chairlift and gondola basket lift Vellau

The ride with the single chairlift from Plars to Vellau is a dreamlike experience of nature. Slowly you travel up through the vineyards and forests from Algund to Vellau.

From there, the nostalgic gondola basket lift brings you directly to the Leiter Alm mountain pasture - situated on the Merano High Mountain Trail - at an altitude of 1,550 metres.

Price list
Single ride: 8,00 €
Round trip: 10,00 €
Childeren up to 12 years: 4,50 € single ride - 5,50 € round trip
Dog: single ride 3,00 € - round trip 4,00 €

 

Chairlift and gondola basket lift Vellau

Up to airy heights!

The ride with the single chairlift from Plars to Vellau is a dreamlike experience of nature. Slowly, you travel up through the vineyards and forests from Algund to Vellau.

Price list:
Single ride: 10,00 €
Round trip: 15,00 €
Children up to 12 years: 6,00 € single ride; 6,50 € round trip
Dog: single ride 4,00 € - round trip 4,50 €

The lift base station is located on Galileistrasse in Meran’s city centre. The chair lift reaches Segenbühel/ Dorf Tirol and an impressive panoramic view at an altitude of 510 meters. From the higher station with the bus 222 you may get to the town centre of Dorf Tirol and hence the cable car that takes to the Mutspitz, the peak that dominates Meran.

Prices:

• 1 ride € 6,00
• 1 ride with Guestcard € 5,50
• Round trip € 7,50
• Round trip with Guestcard € 6,50
• 10 rides € 24,00
• Children single ride € 3,50
• Children round trip € 4,50
• Combined ticket chairlift + Hochmuth cable car € 15,00

The König Laurin II aerial tram takes skiers, hikers, climbers, and alpine climbers to the new, invisible mountain station at the Cologne Hut (2,339 meters above sea-level). Upon arrival, you'll feel that you can almost reach out with your hand and touch the face of the "Rose Garden" cliffs, and you can enjoy the fascinating view of all of South Tyrol and the Latemar – declared a World Nature Heritage Site of the Dolomites by UNESCO. Each gondola features ten seats. Highlight: the new „invisible“ mountain station is an architecture project from Werner Tscholl.