WeiĂenbach and the Ahrntal Valley in South Tyrol
The Holiday Region
The Chalet Brunegg is located just above the picturesque hamlet of WeiĂenbach, which belongs to the Ahrntal Valley. You have therefore chosen a holiday destination where everything that is part of an active and enjoyable alpine holiday is possible.
Mountain hut above the Chalet Brunegg
Our hiking tip: the Schönberg Alm
Our own alpine hut â the Schönberg Alm â is located at an idyllic altitude (1,792 m) and offers a magnificent view. The mountain hut can easily be reached from your chalet via forest and alpine trails. Once you reach the top, you will be greeted by a traditional, rustic Tyrolean hut ambiance. You can also combine your stop with a mountain bike tour or visit the pasture at the end of a longer mountain hike. The fantastic mountain panorama is best enjoyed with hearty South Tyrolean delicacies.
Holiday in the Ahrntal Valley
As the northernmost side valley in South Tyrol, the Ahrntal Valley offers you nothing less that the essence of South Tyrol: attractions steeped in history, 84 three-thousand-metrepeaks (believe it or not) on both sides of the valley, the beauties of the Rieserferner-Ahrn Nature Park, ski areas with guaranteed snow, andâlast but not leastâthe much-appreciated specialty cuisine, including Schlutzkrapfen, various dumplings, blackberry pancakes, and the famous Ahrntal grey cheese.
Hiking
84 impressive three-thousand-metre peaks, 850 km of varied hiking trails, and 164 idyllic alpine meadows await you in the Ahrntal Valley holiday region. A network of well-marked hiking trails awaits you, including the beautiful Ahrntal Valley âSunnsatâ high-altitude trail, rocky climbs to mountain huts in the Zillertal Alps, and summit routes in all levels of difficulty. The Hochgall, the Schneebiger Nock, and the Dreiherrenspitze are just a small selection of the impressive mountains worth climbing in the region. You can head off on an alpine lake hike, discover the Reinbach falls, or visit the excitingly designed Schwarzenstein hut at 3,026 metres.
Mountain biking & e-biking
With your mountain bike, head out on flat trails, beautiful single track, and panoramic trails that lead you through alpine meadows to the huts high above the Ahrntal Valley and on adventurous paths above the tree line. Would you like to save your energy and hop on an e-bike? In the Ahrntal, there is a whole assortment of e-bike rental stations.
Climbing
The Ahrntal Valley is an El Dorado for climbing enthusiasts. Strange rock formations, attractive overhangs, and stately walls make for plenty of challenging variety. Because of the diversity of our climbing region, beginners are just as well cared for in the Ahrntal Valley as experienced climbers and top athletes.
Nordic walking
Many walking, forest, and hiking trails in the Ahrntal Valley are ideally suited to Nordic walking. This particular way of walking comes from the summer training of experienced Olympians. You can also hike specifically designated Nordic walking routes, such as the one to the Klausberg valley station, which leads up to approximately 1,050 m.
Adventure experiences
Do you want thrills and excitement? No problem! To start your adventure holiday, you can try the zipline at Klausberg, where you can rush from the Kristallalm to the bottom of the alpine pasture. Right next door, high-speed summer tobogganing fun awaits you at the Klausberg Flitzeralpine coaster. In Sand in Taufers, the waterfall fly-line offers an exciting natural experience. And if you want to go even higher, there are opportunities for tandem paragliding at Kronplatz.
Skiing & snowboarding
The fantastic mountain panorama is best enjoyed with hearty South Tyrolean delicacies. Four ski areas in the Ahrntal Valley and all sorts of variety are available: the two large ski areas, Speikboden and Klausberg, as well as two smaller family ski areas inWeiĂenbach and Rein in Taufers.
Ski touring
More than 84 three-thousand-metre peaks around the Ahrntal Valley promise superlative touring experiences. The selection of routes is massive, so there is something for everyone. Beginners will gain valuable experience on more manageable tours such as those to LenkjöchlhĂŒtte or Merbjoch. Seasoned ski tourists will be drawn to higher altitudes. This usually involves a considerable amount of altitude gain â and the correspondingly spectacular descent, such as from the Keilbachspitze, the GroĂe Löffler, or the Schwarzenstein.
Snowshoeing & winter hiking
Whether itâs a cheerful walk in the winter sun or an ambitious snowshoe tour, in the Ahrntal Valley, you will get your moneyâs worth even without skis on your feet. On the valley bottom and around the holiday villages, you can take relaxed laps in the snow, well wrapped up. With snowshoes, you can also venture forth into higher altitudes. Well-trodden snowshoe routes lie beside many other possibilities, such as the tour to Speikboden, Klammljoch near Rein in Taufers, and the Kofleralm.
Cross-country skiing
Immerse yourself in the wintry, snow-covered natural surroundings and find yourself in an athletic way. Because cross-country skiing isnât just a sport with a holistic training effect, but also a philosophy. Away from the hustle and bustle of the slopes, you glide meditatively over the seemingly endless blanket of snow and find inner relaxation despite powerful movements. There are well-groomed high-altitude trails with guaranteed snow in WeiĂenbach, at the end of the valley from Kasern, from MĂŒhlwald to Lappach, and of course around the biathlon training centre in Rein in Taufers.
Tobogganing fun
A fun toboggan ride is part of every holiday in the Ahrntal Valley mountains. Itâs always great fun, especially for children, to whiz down into the valley on a sled. In our ski area and at many alpine huts in the Ahrntal Valley, there are fabulous natural toboggan runs: the run from Speikboden to WeiĂenbach is over 8 km long, while the route at Klausberg is at least 5 km. Brightly lit night tobogganing is also possible here.
