Winter Activities
The Passeiertal Valley – A Winter Sports Paradise
The family-friendly Passeiertal Valley, nestled in the heart of the Texel Group Nature Park, is a wonderful destination for a winter holiday. Thanks to its favourable location, the valley’s ski areas enjoy reliable snow conditions and offer a wide range of winter sports and activities.
Winter in the Passeiertal Valley is all about outdoor adventures and relaxation!
Spend your winter holiday surrounded by breathtaking alpine scenery. Alongside peaceful moments in nature, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to get active in the region’s three ski areas.
Local ski and snowboard schools offer private and group lessons for beginners and experienced skiers alike, including carving techniques and race training.
You can reach the Pfelders and Ratschings–Jaufen ski areas by free ski bus, leaving your car behind and enjoying a truly relaxing winter break.
Away from the slopes, the snow-covered landscape invites you to slow down, breathe in the crisp mountain air and soak up the tranquillity.
Look forward to a memorable winter holiday filled with fun, adventure and relaxation in the Passeiertal Valley!
Winter Fun for All Ages in Pfelders
The snow-reliable Pfelders ski area offers winter fun for the whole family. With slopes for beginners and experienced skiers at altitudes ranging from 1,601 to 2,502 metres, ski lifts and snowmaking facilities, it’s a fantastic place to enjoy skiing and other winter sports.
Ratschings–Jaufen Ski Area
The Ratschings–Jaufen ski area is one of South Tyrol’s most modern and snow-reliable winter sports destinations.
Eight comfortable, high-performance lifts provide access to 25 kilometres of pistes, while a halfpipe and toboggan run add even more variety. With its wide, open slopes, the ski area offers plenty of challenges for skiers, snowboarders and carving enthusiasts of all abilities.
Download Ratschings–Jaufen Piste Map
Download Merano 2000 Piste Map
More Winter Activities
Ice skating, tobogganing, cross-country skiing, winter horse riding and horse-drawn carriage rides, ski touring, snowshoeing, winter hiking and ice climbing.
