Winter holidays in the Villnösstal valley: snow fun, tranquillity and alpine highlights. Whether you are a winter sports enthusiast, a leisure holidaymaker, or a family, there are many opportunities to experience winter nature here – away from the hustle and bustle of the ski resorts.
- Discover the magic of the winter mountains on snowshoe hikes along quiet trails. With the Slow Dolomites Card, which you will receive upon arrival, you can take part in various tours with experienced hiking guides several times a week free of charge.
- In the heart of St. Magdalena, the compact ‘Filler’ ski area offers children, beginners, and those returning to skiing a gentle start into the world of skiing. The Villnösstal valley is also an ideal starting point for skiing adventures on the varied slopes in the surrounding area. Whether in the Plose ski area, Gitschberg-Jochtal, Gröden, Seiser Alm, Rosengarten-Latemar, Alta Badia, or Kronplatz – the surrounding ski areas with modern lifts and breathtaking views are suitable for all skill levels.
- Great fun for the whole family is guaranteed on the six natural toboggan runs in the valley. Many huts offer refreshments in the warmth as well as a toboggan rental service.
- Ambitious cross-country skiers can enjoy a 12-kilometre trail to the Würzjoch. Beautiful trails on the sunny Villandereralm, the Seiseralm, in the Ratschingstal valley, and in Vals invite you to explore the snow-covered landscape of the surrounding area on cross-country skis.
- Experience the mountains on ski tours in open terrain in the Villnöss mountains or the surrounding area, such as the Sterzing region. For your own safety, please ensure you are accompanied by an experienced mountain guide on these tours.
- After an active day, you can relax in the baths, saunas, and thermal spas of Brixen, Meran, Sterzing, or Reischach.
We are happy to assist you in planning your activities during your stay at our farm. Our library at the Ganoihof also offers a large selection of hiking guides and maps.