Home Cross-country ski regions in Austria, Italy and Germany Gsieser Tal - Cross-country skiing in South Tyrol, Italy
The holiday region Valle di Casies–Welsberg–Taisten is part of Dolomiti NordicSki, Europe’s largest cross-country ski network which features 1.300 kilometres of cross-country ski trails, one single cross-country skiing pass as well as snow guaranteed from December. Whether skater or classic cross-country skier, connoisseur or sporty athlete, the wide cross-country ski trails in the Valle di Casies provide space for everyone. Even Taisten and Welsberg can be reached by cross-country skis if the snow situation is good. From there you will be able to get onto the connecting route of the neighbouring Puster Valley ski marathon cross-country ski trail, thus greatly extending the radius of action. 84 kilometres of first class cross-country ski trails for every requirement can be found situated almost centrally in the cross-country ski paradise of the Valle di Casies.
Well-groomed sun cross-country ski trails permeate the pristine winter landscape, leading directly past rustic inns where specialities of the Valle di Casies cuisine provide cross-country skiers with new energy. Away from the overcrowded resorts, cross-country skiing here is definitely a nature experience.
Ski tourers get what their heart desires in Valle di Casies. This is one of the most popular touring areas in South Tyrol. From classic to diverse routes – many signposted tours of all levels of difficulty are waiting for you in Valle di Casies. The region is famous for its diverse touring area and is very popular with sportsmen and women. Here you experience ski tours that will take you to the most beautiful places in South Tyrol. The snow-covered alpine pastures, impressive summits and almost pristine nature are only some of the region’s merits.
The ski tour up to the peak of the mountain Hoher Mann offers dream-like clear slopes for pure skiing pleasure. After a stop at the hut Aschtalm, you ride down the toboggan run until you reach the valley.
Starting point: car park St. Magdalena/Gsieser Tal – head of the valley (1,465 m a.s.l.)
Height difference: 1,150 altitude metres
Walking time: 3.5 h
Difficulty: easy
One of the classic ski tours in the Gsieser Tal Valley. This tour is often done as a round trip – ascent via the Gsieser Törl, descent through the Pfoital or vice versa.
Starting point: car park St. Magdalena/Gsieser Tal – head of the valley (1,465 m a.s.l.)
Height difference: 1,300 altitude metres
Walking time: 4.5 h
Difficulty: intermediate
Pleasant ski tour that leads along the forest road or groomed toboggan run. Starting from the hut, you can additionally climb the 2,272 metres high Spielbühel.
Starting point: car park St. Magdalena/Gsieser Tal – head of the valley (1,465 m a.s.l.)
Height difference: 600 altitude metres
Walking time: 1.5 h
Difficulty: easy
The ski tour across snow-covered alpine pastures until you reach the crossing to the Austrian Villgratental valley is a wonderful winter sports experience.
Starting point: car park St. Magdalena/Gsieser Tal – head of the valley (1,465 m a.s.l.)
Height difference: 900 altitude metres
Walking time: 2.5 h
Difficulty: easy
The ski tour up to the mountain Rotlahner is one of the most popular in the Gsieser Tal valley – and justifiably so. This peak with good views can be reached through a toboggan run and diverse slopes as well as the mountain ridge.
Starting point: car park St. Magdalena/Gsieser Tal – head of the valley (1,465 m a.s.l.)
Height difference: 1,300 altitude metres
Walking time: 3.5 h
Difficulty: intermediate
At Schuher Alm, the wonderful slopes of this ski tour open up. Via the Golfen (2,469 m) you reach the Hochhorn. The reward for the long ascent is the extraordinary view from the peak.
Starting point: Unterplanken in Pichl/Gsieser Tal (1,200 m a.s.l.)
Height difference: 1,500 altitude metres
Walking time: 5 h
Difficulty: intermediate
During this easy ski tour, that does not take too long and that leads over an extended mountain ridge, you enjoy a very nice mountain panorama. Another benefit: you can stop at Taistner Vorderalm for a bite to eat.
Starting point: car park above “Berggasthaus Mudler Hof” in Taisten (1,620 m a.s.l.)
Height difference: 750 altitude metres
Walking time: 3 h
Difficulty: easy
A day ticket in Hochpustertal Valley costs 8 €, a weekly ticket 30 €. A weekly ticket for Dolomiti Nordicski (1.300 Loipen km) costs 35 €.
Trail altitude
1.200 m - 1.450 m
Resort altitude
1.200 m - 1.450 m
Winter sports season
Middle of December - Middle of March
The holiday region Valle di Casies–Welsberg–Taisten is part of Dolomiti NordicSki, Europe’s largest cross-country ski network which features 1.300 kilometres of cross-country ski trails, one single cross-country skiing pass as well as snow guaranteed from the beginning of December. 42 kilometres of first class cross-country ski trails for every requirement can be found situated almost centrally in the cross-country ski paradise of the Valle di Casies.
Well-groomed sun cross-country ski trails permeate the pristine winter landscape, leading directly past rustic inns where specialities of the Valle di Casies cuisine provide cross-country skiers with new energy. Away from the overcrowded resorts, cross-country skiing here is definitely a nature experience.
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Rundkurs Mooswald in St. Magdalena/Gsieser Tal (Klassisch, Skating, Höhenloipen)
Blue trails
For leisure cross-country skiers for whom the focus is the scenery and experience of nature. Mainly flat trails.
Red trails
For fit hobby cross-country skiers preferring to avoid extreme challenges.
Black trails
For expert athletes, with tough gradients
prepared
not prepared
Welsberg - Niederdorf - Toblach (Klassisch, Skating)
Blue trails
For leisure cross-country skiers for whom the focus is the scenery and experience of nature. Mainly flat trails.
Red trails
For fit hobby cross-country skiers preferring to avoid extreme challenges.
Black trails
For expert athletes, with tough gradients
prepared
not prepared
Welsberg - Taisten - Gsieser Tal Loipe (Gsieser Tal Lauf) (Klassisch, Skating)
Blue trails
For leisure cross-country skiers for whom the focus is the scenery and experience of nature. Mainly flat trails.
Red trails
For fit hobby cross-country skiers preferring to avoid extreme challenges.
Black trails
For expert athletes, with tough gradients
prepared
not prepared
Skiverleih Hellweger
Pustertaler Straße 7
39035 Welsberg
+39 0474 946 007
2019-03-22 - 2019-03-22
The race takes place at night and the racetrack runs along the world-famous slopes of the Sellaronda, passing through the Dolomites passes of the Pordoi, Sella, Gardena and Campolongo.
Tourismusverein Gsieser Tal-Welsberg-Taisten
St. Martin 10 A
39030 Gsieser Tal -
T: +39 0474 9784 36
info@gsieser-tal.com
http://www.kronplatz.com/de/gsiesertal-welsberg-taisten