Passeiertal Valley FAQ

Dogs may accompany you on all hikes; they should, however, be kept on a leash out of consideration for the other animals. This is, in fact, the law.

In 2014 a local tax was introduced in South Tyrol. The revenue from this tax will be used for the expansion and maintenance of local infrastructure and services, as well as for the organization of various cultural and sports events.
The local tax will be levied at all lodging establishments, on a per-guest and per-overnight-stay basis. The amount is contingent upon the category of the establishment. Children and adolescents under 14 years of age are exempt from levy.
The local tax is payable upon departure and is listed separately on the invoice.

You can search directly on this website for available accommodations. We are also happy to advise you by phone at the following number: +39 0473 656 188

The telephone number is the same for all tourist offices in the valley. It is: +39 0473 656 188

The opening hours of the individual mountain huts are constantly changing. Therefore, contact the tourist office or the innkeepers themselves.

You can find out whether the passes are open here. On the Jaufenpass you don't have to pay a toll, on the Timmelsjoch there is a toll station 8 kilometres after the border to Austria; you can find more information here.

You can find out which hiking trails are closed in one of our tourist offices. You can also contact us by telephone.