Winter in Naturns & Schnalstal Valley
Peaceful moments and snowy adventures.
Winter in Naturns & Schnalstal Valley

Winter in Naturns

Winter hikes and much more...

Naturns, nestled in a magical winter landscape, offers a wide range of activities for nature lovers even in the colder months.
Discover the fascination of winter on a walk over the Wallburgweg or experience the beauty of the Merano High Mountain Trail, parts of which are also accessible in winter.
The Unterstell cable car is a year-round destination that takes visitors up to an altitude of 1,300 metres. Adventure-seekers can explore the Nörderberg mountain and enjoy the diversity of the winter landscape. The Almenweg trail on the Nörderberg mountain offers a fascinating opportunity to experience winter and snow-covered nature to the full.

Whether you want to enjoy the tranquillity of the snow-covered mountain landscapes or actively explore the various trails, Naturns offers you a diverse range of unforgettable experiences in the great outdoors in winter.
Winter in Naturno
Winter adventure

in the Schnalstal Valley

Just a thirty-minute drive from Naturns, the Alpin Arena Senales awaits, nestled at the end of the Schnalstal Valley where majestetic, 3.000m peaks rise and Ötzi the Iceman was discovered. This enchanting winter wonderland offers adventures for the entire family. At an Altitude of 3.212 the Schnalstal Valley Glacier is a skier´s paradise, while cross-country skiers and hikers will find ideal trail troughout the Alpin Arean Senales. 

SKIING IN THE ALPIN AREAN SENALES: FROM THE VALLEY TO THE GLACIER
The ski season in Maso Corto lasts from September to May. The ski slopes of all difficulty levels wind from the glacier, easily accessible by the Glacier Cable Car, at 3.212 meters down to the valley at Maso Corto at 2.011 meters. Beginners and children can make their first attempts on the gentle slopes, while professionals and adrenaline junkies can tackle the more challenging runs.
Find all the details about the slopes here.

CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING
The Schnalstal Valley ski area features two cross-country ski trails. The easier "Lazaun Trail", with a length of 2 kilometers, is open from mid-Dicember to April. Beginners and leisure skiers will find it perfect. The high-altitude "Hochjoch Trail", the highest cross-country ski trail in South Tyrol, ranges from 5 to 10 kilometers and is suitable for experienced cross-country skiers.

For more information: Alpin Arena Schnals website
Winter sports in the Schnalstal Valley
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Scenic forest roads and alpine trails lead to places like Merano 2000, the Ultental Valley and the Passeiertal Valley, where every climb is rewarded with sweeping views across the surrounding peaks. Whether by mountain bike or e bike, the journey is just as memorable as the destination itself. 🚵‍♀

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A leisurely stroll through the streets of Merano, a journey through history at the Women’s Museum, a hike to the Burgstalleck viewpoint above Nals, and a well deserved aperitivo in Algund as the day winds down. 🛍🍹

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Whether you're strolling beneath towering trees or following gentle trails with panoramic views, hiking here is about slowing down, reconnecting with nature and discovering the beauty that surrounds you.🏔🌳

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Take the nostalgic chairlift from Algund to Vellau and float above vineyards, orchards, and forests before setting off on unforgettable hikes along the Merano High Mountain Trail.🚡⛰

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Have you ever heard of a South Tyrolean “Marende”?🥓🧀
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With over 800 castles and fortresses across South Tyrol, the Merano region is one of the most castle-dense areas in Europe.🏰🗝

Famous landmarks like Tyrol Castle and Scena Castle are well worth a visit. But the real discoveries lie elsewhere: Castel Katzenzungen in Prissian, home to Europe's largest grapevine; the quietly rising ruins of Castle Dornsberg in Naturns; and the often-overlooked Prince's Castle in the heart of Merano, built in 1470 as a private retreat for Archduke Sigismund of Austria.

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Photo 1: © TV Dorf Tirol
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