Solda offers everything for your summer holiday
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Nordic Walking is getting more famous – the walking sticks are booming. Whether you prefer short steps (especially for beginners and enjoying walkers) or longer steps (faster), in the Sulden Valley at an altitude of 1.900 m you find the ideal conditions to practise this trend sport, either on the round trail in Sulden or on the different marked paths.
The steep ascents and descents can be avoided by using our lifts and cable railways!
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Active during the summer season – beneath the numerous sport offers also climbing is a must for several mountain freaks. Following you find the description of the two climbing routes:
New Climbing route Tschenglser Hochwand 3.375m
Reachable by using the chairlift Kanzel and further to the Düsseldorfer Refuge. Then continuing on path n. 5, access on the normal path to the Tschenglser Hochwand.
Degree of difficulty: easy
Description: Key point directly at the start. The route passes over solid slabs of rock and there is therefore no danger of rockfalls. This safe climb goes up to a height of 3.200m and from there beyond an upper ridge to the summit. Some exposed places.
Ascent time from the Düsseldorfer Refuge: approx. 3,5 hours
Descent: using the normal route.
Secured section: 400 m
Height of the rock face: 400 m
Climbing route Tabarettaspitze 3.150m
It can be reached by using the chairlift Langenstein further to the Tabaretta Refuge heading in the direction of the North Wall of the Ortler.
Degree of difficulty: difficult
Description: the climb is exposed with difficult passages across slabs, shafts and intersections.
Secured section: 700 m
Height of the rock face: 600 m
Descent via the Payer Refuge on path n. 4
For more information: www.sulden.com and www.alpinschule-ortler.com
Upwards:
a) From Spondinig to Gomagoi, turn left in direction to Sulden, with the cable railway to the Schaubach Refuge, further to the Madritsch Refuge, across the Madritsch Pass, down the Martell Valley and then back to Spondinig
b) From the cable railway across the connection slope to the Kanzel mountain station and further to the Düsseldorfer Refuge (2.721 m)
Downwards:
a) Mountain station Kanzel chairlift across the downhill slope and later connection slope to the cable railway valley station
b) Mountain station cable railway across the Schaubach Path and then on the downhill slope to the valley station of the cable railway
c) Mountain station Langenstein across the family downhill back to the valley
The transport of the bikes is free on all our lifts!
During Summer, the Madritsch Pass is the highest, snowfree Transalp-crossing for extreme mountainbikers.
For more information: www.sulden.com
New mobility in South Tyrol: green, comfortable and safe
The influence of a railway line can go well beyond the local economy and culture. It can become a distinguishing feature of the landscape. The stations along the Venosta Valley line were built between 1903 and 1906. These stations can be regarded quite rightly as an integral part of South Tyrol’s cultural heritage.
Their status as such was acknowledged by the Provincial Government’s decision to list these buildings as examples of architectural heritage.
The buildings still capture the elegance of days gone by, while integrating cutting-edge technology: a combination that makes the entire valley even more unique.
Eager to find out more about the stations along the Merano-Malles lines?
For more information: www.vinschgauerbahn.it
Experience the beauty of the fascinating mountain world with all your senses...
Across the country you will find mountain pastures in blossom, snow covered peaks, and breathtaking views, which makes many mountain walkers go into rapture. Every move you make lets you feel the freedom in the enchanting mountain scenery.
While climbing, mountain hiking, and walking your senses will unfold and your soul will fly. You will experience the charm of the environment in an extraordinary intensity: landscapes hiding secrets, unknown geographical and geological compositions, and rare flora and fauna. Simply unexpected perspectives.
Mountain sport as the quintessence of leisure: the time appears to be standing still and body and soul may to develop their full potential in a calm manner. Do you know the proverb “Nur wo Du zu Fuß warst, warst Du wirklich?” It means, that only those places you have reached on foot, you have seen really and wholly.
With a versatile offer our mountain guides can provide you with far-reaching impressions.
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