Les alpages de le Val Venosta

The Upper Stelvio pasture is located at an altitude of 2,077 m, above the idyllic mountain village of Stelvio. From here, a breathtaking view of the majestic Ortler and the surrounding mountain landscape unfolds, enchanting every visitor. The alpine pasture is not only a popular spot for nature lovers but also a culinary highlight. In the warm kitchen, delicious South Tyrolean specialties are served that delight the palate and are perfect for recharging after a hike. The Upper Stelvio pasture also serves as a starting point for numerous hikes, including the popular route to Piz Chavalatsch. The beautiful hiking trails offer not only spectacular views but also the opportunity to experience the untouched nature of the Stelvio National Park. The alpine pasture is conveniently accessible via trail No. 6 from the Fragges wildlife park or via trail No. 4 from the Trafoi chairlift, each taking about 2 hours to reach.

Tyrolean specialties, various dumplings and salad from the Marzoner taking garden.

Fresh homemade delicacies await you here, at 1,914 meters above sea level in the beautiful Zerzertal. Whether for lunch or dinner, for a glass of milk or a beer, an ideal stop for body and soul in the summer months. At the Brugger-Alm there is an place where you can enjoy the alpine cheese, which is made in summer from the milk of about 70 cows, and hearty South Tyrolean food. Open from mid-May to early October.

The Madritsch Hut is located in Solda, below the Madritsch Pass in the middle of the mountain world around King Ortles. The hut can be reached via the large Solda panoramic cable car to the mountain station at 2,610 m. The family-friendly hiking trail along the summer pasture of Reinhold Messner's yaks takes you to the Madritsch Hut (2,820 m) in around 1 hour. On the sun terrace you will be enchanted by Tyrolean specialties and the breathtaking mountain scenery. The Madritsch hut, which is typically furnished with wood, was largely rebuilt in 2017 and furnished in a modern style. The kitchen spoils you with traditional South Tyrolean & Italian dishes such as Tyrolean dumplings, Schlutzkrapfen and delicious Kaiserschmarrn. In the Yak Bar, hot chocolate or coffee awaits you and in Europe’s highest igloo, cool beer, Willi afterwards and great après-ski music await you. Enjoy the unique view of the Ortler Group from the sun terrace.

The Kälberalm, located at an impressive altitude of 2,248 meters, is a true gem in the picturesque landscape of Sulden. This idyllic alpine pasture offers not only a refreshing break in nature but also a magnificent panorama that makes the heart of every mountain lover skip a beat. From here, breathtaking views of the majestic trio Ortler, Zebru, and Königspitze unfold, with their imposing peaks reaching towards the sky, creating an extraordinary backdrop for hikers and nature enthusiasts. The Kälberalm is easily accessible via hiking trails No. 18 and 19, which meander through a diverse alpine landscape. The well-marked routes are suitable for both experienced hikers and families, inviting everyone to fully enjoy the unspoiled nature. Whether taking a break at the pasture or during the ascent, the view of the surrounding mountains is simply spectacular, making a visit to the Kälberalm an unforgettable experience.

The Kortscher Alm Alpine Pasture is situated on 1,987 m in the Schlandrauntal valley, under the mountain lake of Kortsch. The Alm team serves beverages and snacks as well as milk, cheese, yogurt and butter from the farmyard production.

Delicious dishes, a great panorama and the new hut hostess await you. Whether it's an apple strudel after a successful hike on the Piz Lad, a Kaiserschmarrn before a bike tour, or homemade cheese dumplings after a hike to the Rescher Alm; there's something for everyone here. The Rescher Alm team is looking forward to seeing YOU!

The alpine hut Planeil (Furgles Alm) is located at 2,203 meters above sea level and thereby has an excellent panoramic view. Leave behind the stressful everyday life and enjoy the almost untouched nature of the Planeil valley. You are welcome to relax on our sun terrace while tasting our food made from regional products. We place big value on fresh ingredients from the region and this is why we try to produce as much as possible ourselves. From mid-June our cows are back on the pasture and that is when we start the daily production of cheese, butter, yogurt, etc. Open from the beginning of June until the end of October.

The Matscher Alm alpine pasture is located at 2,050 m. From the Glieshof farm, take the forest path no. 2 on the right side of the valley to reach the Matscher Alm alpine pasture, which takes about 1 hour. Various tours, such as the "Vinschger Höhenweg", lead past the Matscheralm. It is one of the most popular excursion destinations and alpine dairy farms in the Upper Vinschgau. A lot of emphasis is placed on local products, and a wide view of the Matschertal valley enchants on the alpine pasture.

From Naturns to Schnalstatl and turn off at the Pfossental to the Gasthaus Jägerrast, park there and walk for 1.5 hours on foot to the Eishof.

At the Lazaun Refuge, fun meets good things Deciding to take a break at the Lazaun Refuge means regenerating amid nature, as well as enjoying the pure mountain air. Summer or winter, Val Senales offers a host of opportunities for all: hiking, walking, sledding, skiing, events, a playground with a small zoo for children-- here, everyone can find their place in the sun.

The newly opened Alm on Trumsberg offers a unique mountain experience on the Vinschger Sonnenberg not only for hikers but also for bikers. The Unterweger family will spoil you with traditional dishes.

Gourmet cuisine with homemade specialities at the foot of the Teufelsegg slope! We attach great importance to the use of regional products and local meat.

In our guest house, we spoil you with delicacies from the region. We are also equipped for festivities of all kinds (vintage, birthday celebrations ...) in the midst of untouched mountain nature.

Wonderful panoramic view, delicious local delicacies and the peace to breathe freely and to let the soul dangle. This is the Klosteralm above the mythical monastery village Karthaus.

The Kanzel Hut is located at an altitude of 2,350 m, right next to the mountain station of the Kanzel cable car. This excellent location makes it a popular destination for hikers and mountain lovers. The Kanzel restaurant offers a diverse menu that ranges from classic dishes to delicious pasta variations and fresh salads. Particularly famous is the renowned Kaiserschmarrn, served here to perfection and a true delight for every palate. The bright, modern bar furnished with wood invites guests to linger and offers breathtaking views of Sulden and the impressive mountain world surrounding King Ortler. Here, you can unwind after an adventurous hike and fully enjoy the beauty of nature. The Kanzel Hut is easily accessible via hiking trails No. 5, 11, and 12. Alternatively, you can also conveniently reach the hut by the Kanzel or Rosim (open only in winter) cable car.

The Plantapatschhütte hut is a local restaurant at the top station of the chairlift on the adventure mountain Watles . Guests are spoiled with a varied selection of local specialities. On the sun terrace you can enjoy a drink and the warm rays of the sun. Young and old alike benefit from the excellent location on the adventure mountain next to the play lake. The Plantapatsch hut can be reached by chairlift or on foot along trail no. 3.

The Melager Alm is an idyllic hiking destination. Easy access to easy forest paths. Ideal for families with children as the hiking trail can also be done with the baby carriage. On the Melager Alm guests will be spoiled with regional delicacies.

The Mastaunalm is situated above Madonna di Senales, in the high valley Mastaun. The Alpine pasture in summer time is attainable, in approximately one hour, over a way which is broad and rising slightly. The Mastaunalm this year is also open in winter - from saturday to sunday and for groups on request also on other days.

The Obere Laaser Alm Alpine Pasture is situated on 2,047 m in the Laas valley, with view to the Jenn summit, the marble quarry and the glacier. Hikers will enjoy simple food and drinks.

Our kitchen does not only typical classics like bacon dumplings or pancake, but also daily specials, so that you can start well nourished.

The Höfer Alm alpine pasture will remain closed in the 2025 summer season. The Höfer Alm Alpine hut is a popular destination in summer as well as in winter. On the sun terrace you can enjoy a magnificent view of the mountains of the Ötztal Alps and the Ortler Group. The Höfer Alm spoils guests with homemade food and serves South Tyrolean fare and daily specials on its small menu. Hikers will certainly get their money's worth here. Without much effort, the hut at 2,066 metres altitude is easily accessible from the Watles valley station.

The Malga Latschiniger Alm is situated on the Montefranco at Castelbello. Enjoy special traditional dishes

Family Tschenett awaits you with typical South Tyrolean delicacies on the Latscher Alm. Bikers, hikers and connoisseurs are always welcome.

Visit us at 2.214 meters above sea level. Breathtaking views in the surroundings of mountain peaks await you on the idyllic hike up to the Bergl Alm. After walking through roaming larch forests stop at the cozy Café for some delicious regional food – these are just some of the many adventures awaiting you on your hiking trip through the famous Val Senales (Schnalstal). You can easily reach us via one of the many hiking routes, some of which lead all the way to Kortsch/Schlanders in Vinschgau. The Bergl Alm is the perfect spot for families with children, who will be able to play freely in the alpine meadow and our own little playground, while their parents relax in the sun.

In the middle of the Stelvio National Park is the Göflaner Alm Alpine Pasture at 1,826 m, directly at the Göflan marble trail. Since 2014, the pasture is managed by the Tappeiner family. It is open throughout the summer and offers many traditional dishes and homemade specialties. While hikers and bikers are enjoying delicious dishes, the cows, horses, pigs and chickens will taste the summer freshness in the mountains.

Rableid Alm is situated at an altitude of 2,004 m above sea level in one of the most game-rich valleys of South Tyrol, in the heart of the largest nature park in South Tyrol, the Texel Group Nature Park. One of the most spectacular sections of the Merano High Mountain Trail runs through Pfossental valley too. Hikers, nature lovers and tranquillity seekers alike are captivated by the unique flora and fauna of this high mountain valley. Enjoy a few peaceful hours in our rustic farmhouse parlour or on the sun terrace. Fortify yourself with a delicious hot meal accompanied by a glass of fine wine or treat yourself to a cool beer in a stone tankard. We will spoil you with our homebaked “Vinschger Paarlbot” bread and homemade cheese from our own Alpine dairy.

The Schlanderser Alm Alp is situated on 1,891 m in the Schlandrauntal valley, near the small lake. Hikers will enjoy simple snack and drinks.

The Furkel Hut is beautifully situated at 2,153 meters above Trafoi in the Venosta Valley and is an ideal destination for mountain enthusiasts. The hut can be easily reached via the Trafoi chairlift or by foot along the well-marked trail No. 17 in about two hours. Once you arrive at the Furkel Hut, you will be welcomed by the cozy sun terrace, which invites you to linger. Here, you can enjoy the fresh mountain air and be enchanted by the impressive views of the heavily glaciated Ortler massif. The majestic glaciers and peaks of the Ortler region create a spectacular backdrop that captivates nature lovers of all kinds. Whether for a short break during a hike or simply to relax – the Furkelhütte offers warm hospitality and culinary delights amidst a breathtaking mountain setting.

The Schliniger Alm is located at 1,868 m above sea level in the Sesvenna mountain group. From the village of Schlinig, you can reach the alp either on foot (even with a stroller), or by bike. In winter, the path is rolled daily, so you do not need winter equipment such as snowshoes or touring skis. It is recommended to take a toboggan for the way back. Offered is a wonderful panoramic view of the valley to the east and the mighty Schwarze Wand with the waterfall to the west. Let yourself be spoiled by the Almgasthaus cuisine and the products of the cheese dairy. The Schliniger Alm is not only a popular destination for families and athletes, but also offers one of the best alpine cheeses of the Upper Vinschgau in the alpine dairy. Opening times: End of May until beginning of November and mid-December to mid-April On reservation the Schliniger Alm is also open in the evening!