Category: Tobogganing

How to reach the Ski resort Klausberg

In the Klausberg Ski Area you have many opportunities to take your sledge and hit the snow!
The 5.5 km (3.4 mile) long sled run and ski path (well-lit with floodlights every tuesday night from 7:30pm-10:30pm) leads from the mountain station of the Klausberg cable car down to the valley station in Cadipietra/Steinhaus. The ascent to the starting point can therefore be covered comfortably with the ski lift.

The starting point of the S. Giovanni-St. Johann sled run and ski path is reached by foot via S. Giovanni (or else via the Klausberg cable car), with the descent following the same route back to the starting point in S. Giovanni. The path is illuminated with floodlights in the evening.,

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Kontakt:
Skiarena KLausberg
Enz Schachen 11
39030 Steinhaus
+39 0474 652155

How to reach the Natural sledge Run

The natural sledge run leads over 4 kilometers through the larch forest of Watles. It’s a place for relaxed sledge rides and is considered as one of the most beautiful toboggan runs in the entire Alpine region. It also is ideal for families with little kids because it is easily reachable with the chairlift. If you’d like to be extra sporty you can of course reach the sledge run by foot as well (by foot approx. 1.5 hours uphill).

You don’t own a sladge? No worries! You can rent sledges at the mountain station (limited availability).

You’ll find restaurants with cozy environment and spacious sun terraces both at the mountain station and the valley station.

Every Friday the Watles sledge run belongs to the night tobogganists. It’s lighted up and leads from the Plantapatsch alpine hut to the valley station. Chairlift operates until 11 pm.

Start: Plantapatschhütte / mountain station Watles 2.150 m.a.s.l.
Length: 4 km
Altitude difference: 400 m
Difficulty level: easy

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Contact:
Turismo Watles
Via San Benedetto 1
39024 Malles
+39 0473 831590

How to reach the Monte Baranci Sled Run

Length: 2,1 km
Altitude difference: 300 m

The Monte Baranci/Haunold sledging trail can be reached via the 4-seater Haunold chair lift in San Candido/Innichen. It starts right outside the Riese Haunold Hütte mountain hut. After racing downhill for about 2 km you reach the valley station again.

How to reach the Tobogganing area Seiser Alm

Racing down the toboggan slopes, toboggan parties with friends by the light of the full moon as you feast your eyes on the view over the nearby Dolomite peaks: Tobogganing in the Seiser Alm holiday area in the Dolomites is an incredible experience.

• 10 toboggan slopes, 23 kilometers
• Many tobogganing slopes are accessible by cable car
• Moonlight toboggan
• Toboggan rental

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The sledge runs:

• Bullaccia/Puflatsch Sledge Run

Difficulty: moderate
Length: 1,8 km
Altitude difference: 236 m
How to get there: Telemix Bullaccia chairlift or by foot

The Bullaccia Run on the Alpe di Siusi/Seiser Alm is best suited for those who want to enjoy a challenging run and a breathtaking panorama.

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• Panorama Sledge Run
  

Difficulty: easy
Length: 1,5 km
Altitude difference: 194 m
How to get there: Panorama chairlift or by foot

This sunny located slope is ideal for kids and guarantees lots of sledging fun.

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• Icaro – Monte Piz Sledge Run
  

Difficulty: easy
Length: 1,7 km
Altitude difference: 141 m
How to get there: Monte Piz chairlift or by foot

The sunny located slope of the Icaro – Monte Piz run guarantees tobogganing fun for the whole family with a unique view over the Sciliar/Schlern, Sasso Lungo/Langkofel, Sasso Piatto/Plattkofel. Your tobogganing experience will be unforgettable.

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• Zallinger Sledge Run

Difficulty: moderate
Length: 2,9 km
Altitude difference: 281 m
How to get there: by foot

The longest sledge run on the Alpe di Siusi/Seiser Alm needs stamina and skills while giving you plenty of fun.

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• Molignon Sledge Run
  

Difficulty: moderate
Length: 2,8 km
Altitude difference: 315 m
How to get there: by foot

The Molignon Sledge Run is the place to go if you’re looking for an even longer fun on your sledge.

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• Malga Tuff/Tuff Alm Sledge Run
  

Difficulty: moderate
Length: 2,2 km
Altitude difference: 222 m
How to get there: by foot

This sledge run starts at the Malga Tuff/Tuff Alm and ends at the Pond of Vié (Völser Weiher). If you’re looking for an unforgettable winter experience you should enjoy this sledge run by night.

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• Hofer Alpl Sledge Run

Difficulty: moderate
Length: 4,3 km
Altitude difference: 425 m
How to get there: by foot

This toboggan run brings you from the Hofer Alpl to Umes/Ums and is suitable for the entire family.

Difficulty: moderate
Length: 3,5 km
Altitude difference: 387 m
How to get there: by foot

This run is perfectly groomed and sets off from the Angelwiesen meadows close to the Haniger Schwaige. Moderately difficult. It leads you over a divers countryside in a play of light and shade – mostly through the woods – downhill towards to the Via Nigra/Nigerstraße road in the valley.

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• Rungun to San Cipriano/St. Zyprian Sledge Run

Difficulty: easy
Length: 0,8 km
Altitude difference: 114 m
How to get there: by foot

A short and easy toboggan run from Rungun to S. Cipriano which leads you to the Traunwiesen meadows. It’s perfect for families with little kids. Enjoy fun in the sun while having breathtaking views over the Catinaccio/Rosengarten, legendary kingdom of Laurino, King of Dwarves.