Ski holidays Ortler region - majestic mountains!

Amidst the national park of Stilfserjoch, framed by 14 peaks, each above an altitude of 3,000, lies the Ortler region. Its named after the 3,905 m high, most well-known glacier in the eastern Alps. The grandiose landscape surrounding the Ortler captivates both visitors of winter and summer. Around the Ortler, you can experience pure skiing fun from November - May, including the impressive panoramic view of the Ortler, Cevedale, and the Königsspitze.

Malles Venosta

Impressive medieval buildings such as mighty fortifications and the highest Benedictine abbey in Europe, surrounded by the legendary natural landscape of the Upper Vinschgau Valley: welcome to Mals (Italian: Malles), one of the most picturesque municipalities in South Tyrol with around 5,300 inhabitants. The village centre is located at an altitude of around 1,051 metres and is the main town in the idyllic holiday region of Vinschgau. The …
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Sluderno

In the Upper Venosta Valley (German: "Vinschgau"), between Matschertal and the Ötztal Alps, the muncipality Sluderno (German: "Schluderns") is located on an altitude of 921 m. The sunny resort shows its rich history as a traditional mountain village with its coloured house facades and the gothic Katharin's church. The cultural Region of Venosta is characterised by a far-reaching cultural history and much historic evidence, and the Vinschgau …
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Solda

Solda (German: Sulden) lies at the foot of South Tyrol's highest mountain, the Ortler (3,905 m), nestled in the majestic mountains of the Ortler region. The place where mountaineering legend Reinhold Messner found his second home and settled a herd of yaks on the high alpine pastures attracts visitors in winter with a ski area at an altitude of 1,900 to 3,250 m that is absolutely guaranteed to have snow. However, the leisure activities in Solda …
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Stelvio

Italy's King Victor Emmanuel III recognised the natural beauty of the Ortler region and designated it the "Stelvio National Park" in 1935. In the heart of this natural scenery lies the municipality of Stilfs with around 1,200 inhabitants, just below South Tyrol's highest peak, the Ortler. The 3,905 m high mountain giant belongs to the Ortler-Cevedale group, which comprises several peaks between 3,500 and 4,000 m and offers some great skiing …
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Trafoi

Not too far from the Swiss border lies the rustic mountain village of Trafoi in the idyllic countryside of the Stelvio National Park. A magnificent mountain backdrop, with multiple peaks of 3000 m, surrounds the village of 90 inhabitants and the Ortler mountain (3,905 m), the highest in Southern Tyrol, looms nearby. Trafoi itself is located at a significant altitude of 1,570 m and is therefore right in the middle of the impressive mountain …
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