The impressive Schnalstal Valley is very sparsely populated and offers its guests above all peace and authenticity.
In summer, the Schnalstal Valley is a paradise for hikers and mountain enthusiasts, who will find tours of all levels of difficulty here. For example, you can reach the settlement at Fuchsberg or the Tascheljoch, while families with children can take a hike to the Eishof in the Pfossental or to the Vernagter Höfe. Of course, the Schnalstal Valley is also perfect for bike tours along the Vinschger cycle path, and more experienced bikers can take routes that reach up to 3000 meters in altitude. Climbing enthusiasts will enjoy the Juval climbing garden or the Marchegg climbing garden in Kurzras. In addition, the popular holiday region also features a high ropes course, the Ötzi Rope Park, and the 3D archery course at Moarhof.
Mecca for winter sports enthusiasts
In the cold season, the Schnalstal Valley transforms into an Eldorado for all winter sports lovers. The Schnalstal ski area is located on a glacier, which means that skiers and snowboarders can enjoy the slopes from October to May. Guests have access to 12 lifts and 35 kilometers of slopes. Freestylers will also get their money's worth in the 135,000 m² snow park, which is perfectly suited for acrobatic stunts. Holidaymakers can also enjoy the magical snowy landscape on relaxing winter hikes in Kurzras or to the Raffeinhof at the Vernagt reservoir. You can also immerse yourself in the silence of the landscape while cross-country skiing, with two trails located above Kurzras that are well suited for both beginners and advanced skiers.
