Tobogganing in the Gitschberg Jochtal area
Families, couples, groups of friends of all ages… everyone loves tobogganing! So, if you are choosing South Tyrol as a destination for your winter holiday in Italy, get ready to rock. There are four different toboggan runs waiting for you here in the Gitschberg Jochtal ski area. Some of them will put your skills to the test, while others are less steep and perfect for a day out in the snow with the children.
Ticket for all toboggan fans – get in touch with the lift ticket offices for more information.
Correct behavior on the track and good technique are especially important so you can ride down into the valley safely and without worries.
The toboggan runs in Meransen
The Brimi Winter Run on Mount Gitschberg offers 4 kilometres of tobogganing fun. It starts at the Nesselhütte near the mountain station and leads down to the middle station of the Gitschberg-Nesselbahn lift. The run is perfect for enjoying an exciting descent through the beautiful winter landscape.
If you don’t have a toboggan with you, you can easily rent one at the valley station of the Gitschberg-Nesselbahn lift.
In Meransen there is also an artificial run (the locals call it “Bobbahn”), which is 200 metres long and the perfect choice if you would like to hone your luging skills – local luge pros Erika Lechner and Dominik Fischnaller use it too!
The toboggan runs in Terenten
Tobogganing in Terenten is a family-friendly affair. Beginners and children can try their hand on the unchallenging, 400-metre toboggan run right in the centre of the village. For those who would like to turn the speed up a notch, we recommend a winter hike to the Pertinger Alm hut, at 1,850 metres. The walk takes about an hour from the starting point at the car park, and you can regain strength with a tasty meal in the hut before tobogganing back downhill.
The natural toboggan run in Vals
The natural toboggan run in Vals is located next to the Schilling ski piste, and you can get there using the Schilling cable car. The run is about one kilometre long with a drop of 152 metres.