The Valley
Our area is blessed with a Mediterranean climate, scenic diversity and generous vegetation. The many villages lend it a rural and rustic ambience, while the charming alleys of the towns Chiusa, Bressanone and Vipiteno add some small town flavour.
Whether you are up for hiking, biking, climbing, swimming, horseback riding, shopping or simply just relaxing, you’ll find your treat in the “Valley of paths”.
Hiking in the Valley of Paths: Experience and discover an unlimited choice of trails!
Whether you are looking for a thematic or family hike, a high route or round trip, our area has it all. There is something for everyone and every level of difficulty!
One of the best known hikes in the Valley is the Keschtnweg (Chestnut Trail), a trail leading through chestnut groves, meadows, vineyards and apple orchards, passing some of the most significant sights.
The Valle Isarco cycling path:
From the Brenner Pass to Salorno and the Passo Resia to San Candido, the region is well-connected through cycling paths. Ponte Gardena (5 minutes from our place) is right in the middle and a great spot to start out a tour.
Whether you are up for hiking, biking, climbing, swimming, horseback riding, shopping or simply just relaxing, you’ll find your treat in the “Valley of paths”.
Hiking in the Valley of Paths: Experience and discover an unlimited choice of trails!
Whether you are looking for a thematic or family hike, a high route or round trip, our area has it all. There is something for everyone and every level of difficulty!
One of the best known hikes in the Valley is the Keschtnweg (Chestnut Trail), a trail leading through chestnut groves, meadows, vineyards and apple orchards, passing some of the most significant sights.
The Valle Isarco cycling path:
From the Brenner Pass to Salorno and the Passo Resia to San Candido, the region is well-connected through cycling paths. Ponte Gardena (5 minutes from our place) is right in the middle and a great spot to start out a tour.
