Golden autumn in Val Venosta/Vinschgau
Harvest time, with its vibrant colours and, of course, the tradition of Törggelen – a South Tyrolean custom of celebrating the grape harvest with hearty food, young wine, and chestnuts – makes autumn in Val Venosta/Vinschgau a true delight for all the senses.
Hiking and biking
For outdoor enthusiasts, autumn is the perfect season to explore. With mild temperatures, a deep-blue sky, and distant views, it’s the ideal season for your adventures. The destination? Here are some tips:
Gsindboden Nature Trail: Begin your journey at Ramilia and embark on a 45-minute hike up to Gsindboden. The viewing platform offers breathtaking panoramic views, while informative panels along the trail highlight the cultural history of the Val Venosta/Vinschgau region, the discovery of the world-famous Glacier Mummy Ötzi from the Ice Age, and life among vineyards and orchards.
Jesus Way of Reflection: Discover the natural landscape in a new light on this contemplative trail. With 15 stations for pause and reflection, it features a beautiful observation platform with stunning views.
Ötzi Trail: A paradise for mountain bikers, the Ötzi Trail features a rugged forest floor, roots, stones, challenging climbs, and smooth descents on the flow trail. Best of all: You can access the trail right from Ramilia.
Naturns Adventure Baths
Looking for a bit of relaxation? Check out the thermal baths in Naturns! You can unwind in the saltwater pool, enjoy the whirlpool, and explore the themed saunas. The kids will have the time of their lives on the 51-metre water slide and in their own play area!
