Your dream family holiday in South Tyrol

Walks and hikes are a great way to introduce your children to nature experiences – especially in the Vals and Meransen area, where you can reach the best mountain walks comfortably with the lifts. A few tips? Don’t miss the hike to the idyllic Fane Alm mountain village, take a walk through the Altfasstal valley and explore Mt. Gitschberg. You’ll be rewarded with fantastic views and sunshine galore.

There are plenty of options in the area’s other localities, too: Terenten, Rodeneck, Spinges and the Pfunderertal valley are all worth a visit with their stunning landscapes and family-friendly paths. If you’d rather pedal than walk, an e-bike tour is sure to fill your family outing with the right dose of fun and excitement.

Choose from two adventure parks to treat your kids to unforgettable adventures. 

The Gitschberg Sun Park – located by the Gitschberg-Nesselbahn mountain station – is a treasure trove of stimulating games with a giant slide, sun bridge, human sundial and much more. 

The Jochtal Adventure Park stretches from the Jochtalbahn mountain station to the Steinermandl panoramic platform. Along the way, children can have the time of their life with water features, a deer-shaped climbing wall, marble runs and other attractions.

So… pack your sunscreen, hats and a change of clothes – the mountains are calling!

Are the kids up for an exciting adventure full of riddles, fun and action? Then don’t miss the Robber Hunt on Mt. Gitschberg! All you need for this thrilling interactive audio game is the treasure map and the Locandy app.

Follow shepherd boy Lukas and his clever marmot friend Gimmy, hot on the trail of two robbers fleeing with their loot across Mt. Gitschberg after breaking into the Brixen cathedral treasury. Tricky puzzles, exciting clues and lots of adventures will be waiting for you along the way – a thrilling experience for children and adults alike!

Would your children like to try their hand at climbing? Then your holiday in the Gitschberg Jochtal area will be the perfect occasion! Children aged 5 to 9 can learn the ropes – almost literally – on the rocks and suspension bridges at the Krixly Kraxly climbing course, while boys and girls aged 10 to 14 are welcome to attend the Kletterhetz climbing course, under the attentive care of experienced mountain guides.