This is a leisurely family hike with an altitude difference of 417 metres.
Tip: in winter, when the Völser Lake pond is frozen, you can enjoy ice skating
03.11.24 - 24.11.24
Saturday & Sunday open
_______________________
25.11.24 - 19.12.24
closed
_______________________
20.12.24 - 06.01.25
every day open
The Schlern-Rosengarten Nature Park offers lots of possibilities to all passionate hikers. Even in winter, the beauty of this area invites you to explore it in search of breathtaking views. Get seduced by the charm of the snow and the whiteness of winter landscapes. Specifically for you, we have selected some of the best excursions to be taken on during the winter season. Choose the one most suitable to your needs.
This is a leisurely family hike with an altitude difference of 417 metres.
Tip: in winter, when the Völser Lake pond is frozen, you can enjoy ice skating
This hiking route is also called “La Direttissima” – which means “the direct route”, because it is the shortest route to Hofer Alpl. The altitude difference is 377 metres.
This hiking trail leads via the forest road up to Hofer Alpl.
The altitude difference is 501 metres.
This hiking trail leads past Völser Weiher via Tuffalm up to our Alpl. The altitude difference is 1,113 metres.
Trails No. 6, 7, 2, 1
This hiking trail runs along the “Hammerwand”. Here you cover an altitude difference of 963 metres.
Hiking trails No. 4, 6B, 6, 7, and 3
The forest trail from the parking area to Hofer Alpl is ideally suited for sledding and tobogganing in the winter. After a sporty ascent and refreshments at Hofer Alpl, there is a nearly 5 kilometre long descent with the sled back to the starting point. The unique mountain panorama of Schlern-Rosengarten Nature Park will accompany you during your sledding descent through snow-covered forests and meadows.
What is more beautiful than hiking through the largest high-alpine plateau in Europe – Schlern-Seiser Alm – with snowshoes on your feet in the winter?
Thanks to snowshoes you can also dare to walk in deep snow without sinking in and having to dig your feet up again. As a result you can effortlessly reach special places and landscapes in the middle of natural surroundings which you would never discover on normal trails, accompanied by the silence of winter and the crunching of fresh snow under the snowshoes. Try it!