From hiking, mountain biking, ski touring, snowshoeing, racing, climbing, canyoning, paragliding, swimming ... everything is possible with us.
Hiking means enjoying nature and doing something good for body, mind and soul. The Passeiertal is a true hiking paradise with countless opportunities for hiking with different levels of difficulty.
Particularly popular are the trips to idyllic pastures and mountain farms. In addition to the walking and hiking trails in high elevations, there are also many easy-to-walk trails and easy tours especially for families with small children.
In recent years, some theme paths have been established. Among others the Schluchtenweg, the Kummerseerundweg, the Sonnenrundweg and many more.
Further highlights:
Nature Park Texel
Group Hirzer high plateau
Ötztal Alps
Stubai Alps
Kummersee-trail
Passeierer Waalwege
Meraner Höhenweg
Tyrolean mountain trail
European long distance hiking path
We regularly offers guided hikes.
Winter
Snowshoeing
Snowshoe immersed in the winter landscapes of Val Passiria! Every Tuesday and Friday there is a guided snowshoe hike in our mountains!
Ski touring
Fun on snow - Go up to the top of the mountain and then ski down!
Whether a bike ride on the beautiful bike route on the Passer or a great mountain bike tour through the Passeir mountains. With us, the cyclists get their money's worth.
With the road bike also recommend tours to Jaufenpass and Timmelsjoch.
Climb
The Passeier Valley offers a number of climbing opportunities: Families and moderate climbers feel especially at home in various climbing gardens. Depending on the season, the offer includes shady, sunny and high altitude areas. Thus, the Passeier is a good holiday destination for climbing enthusiasts who love fascination, movement and emotions.
The selection of climbing gardens and walls in the Passeier Valley:
Stuls (at the "Unterstuaner Hof")
Rock crystal (before Pfelders opposite Gasthof Bergkristall)
Moss (towards Bunker Mooseum)
Customs (a few km to Gomion at St. Leonhard, right is a single house)
Swim
In the outdoor pools of St. Leonhard in Passeier and St. Martin in Passeier you can immerse yourself in the refreshing water. The public free swimming pools offer bathing fun for the whole family in the hot months, a great experience for adults and children.
Adventure outdoor pool St. Leonhard. With the new Guest Pass Passeiertal Premium, which you receive at your arrival, you and your family can use the swimming pools without any cost.
Gänsboden 14/16 - St. Leonhard (behind the sports field) - Tel. +39 0473 656226
Opening hours: Monday to Sunday from 09:30 to 19:30
In Obermais above Meran, where the Austrian Empress Elisabeth used to visit on a regular basis, there are now the gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle. Today, the castle houses the Museum of Tourism (Touriseum). It is about 200 years of Tyrolean tourism history. More than 100,000 plants, including 3,000 different species, have been planted in the four garden areas. Particularly interesting: grotto with multimedia show, geological mosaic as walkable rock world of Tyrol, Japanese garden, orchid house.
Therme Meran
In the spa town of Meran, an impressive cube of glass and steel was built in 2005, the themes of Merano.
There are several feel-good worlds:
Pools & Sauna
Spa & Vital
Medical Spa
fitness
bistro
In the wellness area the treatments are offered almost exclusively with South Tyrolean products and own cosmetics line.
Jaufenburg
The castle complex of the Jaufenburg was in 13./14. Built by the Lords of Passeier in the 16th century. The five-storey tower is still preserved and beautifully renovated. In addition to sign boards, forest paintings, there is a listening station for legends from the Passeiertal. Small exhibitions are located in the individual floors. It is all about the history of the castle, about the typical for the Passeiertal Schildhöfe and two influential families, the lords of Passeier and Count Fuchs.
Der Schneeberg zählte zu den höchstgelegenen Bergwerken Europas. Die örtliche Schutzhütte und des Erlebnisbergwerkt sind von Juni bis Oktober geöffnet.
Mit seiner 800-jährigen Bergbaugeschichte ist der Schneeberg ein beliebtes Ausflugsziel. Das Museum ist täglich geöffnet. Am Freitag gibt es Führungen hinauf zum Schneeberg, mit Wanderbegleitung ab der Timmelsjochstraße.
Zudem gibt es einen Gästebus, welcher die Besucher täglich vier mal aus dem Passeier- und Ötztal zu den vier Aufstiegswegen bringt.