Enjoy & Relax

for your perfect summer vacation

Explore the rich history of the region and the natural beauty of the Stelvio National Park! The Ortler Sky Trails are part of the perfect summer vacation with your friends and family in the heart of Europe.

Activities

Mountaineering

You can climb mountains, do via ferratas or rock climbing around the Ortler and in the Val Venosta.

Cycling

Whether you're looking for an adventurous mountain bike trail, cycle up the Stelvio Pass or go from village to village with the family and return with a shuttle service, it's all here.

Hiking

Hiking around the Ortler is great fun! You can drink and eat at the several mountain huts, or stay overnight to continue your journey.

Culture & Art

The region of South Tyrol has a rich history with many religious sites, castles and remains of the Great War.

Locations

Around Ortler

At 3905m King Ortler is the highest mountain of South Tyrol. It is surrounded by a variety of magnificent landscapes and small villages on the way to the Stelvio Pass.

Stelvio National Park

The Ortler Sky Trails are all located inside the Stelvio National Park. Here you can find an abundance of flora and fauna. The perfect place to get in contact with nature and yourself.

Val Venosta

Pristine nature, with a wide range of leisure activities from which to choose: this is what makes the Venosta Valley in South Tyrol such an ideal family holiday destination.

South Tyrol

Italy’s northernmost province combines Alpine staidness with Italian joie-de-vivre, the Dolomites – a UNESCO World Heritage site – and cultural diversity.

Further on

The Ortler Sky Trails take place in the heart of the Alps, on the three-country border of Switzerland, Austria and Italy. From there you can continue your journey to the south and visit the stunning Garda Lake, Verona, Venice or continue in Italy. To the east you can continue through the beautiful Dolomites to Slovenia and beyond. To the north you can enter Austria or go a bit further to visit Germany. To the west you can visit Milan and the rest of the Alps, take the tunnel to Chamonix to Mont-Blanc and spend some time in la douce France.