The Ultental Valley captivates with its pristine beauty. Discover countless hiking trails right at your doorstep – from leisurely alpine paths to challenging summit tours.
Ideal for families and leisure hikers
Past historic farmhouses to the 850-year-old Ultner Ancient Larches.
A relaxing, flat hiking trail directly along the lakeshore near St. Walburg. Stroller-friendly.
A 24 km circular trail along the sunny slopes of the valley. Ideal to hike in stages.
Leisurely hiking with alpine flair
Conveniently accessible by cable car. A vast alpine area with numerous refreshment stops and fantastic views.
At the valley head at over 1,800m. An ideal starting point for tours to mountain lakes like the Fischersee.
A varied day hike to idyllic alpine pastures and mountain lakes. Classic alpine feeling with cowbells.
For experienced mountaineers – Ortler Alps panorama
The king tour of the Ultental Valley. A high alpine ascent for mountaineers with incredible panoramic views of King Ortler.
The ascent usually begins at Weißbrunn Lake. At the top, you'll be rewarded with the sight of the turquoise-green Grünsee.
An excellent viewpoint mountain. Tours to the Hasenöhrl (3,257 m) are also very popular here.
Traditional South Tyrolean cuisine and rustic atmosphere
Authentic, rustic hut at 2,050m. Family-friendly with a wonderful sun terrace.
The highest alpine hut in the valley (2,213m) with fantastic panoramic views.
Perfectly accessible near the mountain station. A classic for the whole family.
Picturesque hut at 2,034m in untouched natural surroundings near Weißbrunn Lake.
Accessible with strollers. Known for homemade juices and hearty dishes.
Quiet location in the secluded Auerberg valley. An insider tip for those seeking tranquility.
Located in the wildly romantic Falkomai valley. An easy and beautiful day tour.
Famous for farm-fresh dairy products, fresh butter, and excellent alpine cheese.
Conveniently accessible from St. Gertraud. Perfect for a typical South Tyrolean snack break.
Located directly beneath the Hasenöhrl. Impressive with an incredible mountain panorama.
The Ultental Valley is rich in water, but weather can change quickly in the high alpine valley heads. A good wind and rain jacket belongs in every backpack.
Binoculars are worthwhile! In the national park section of the valley, there are many wild animals and golden eagles to observe.
Whether leisurely with an e-bike along the valley path or challenging with a mountain bike to Schwemmalm – the region offers the perfect route for every cyclist.
Discover RoutesDiscover the deep roots of the Ultental people with their homeland. The valley museum, the Lahnersäge sawmill, and traditional customs await you.
Discover CultureAs our guest, you receive the UltenCard free of charge. It's your ticket to numerous free experiences throughout the Ultental Valley and all of South Tyrol.
Free use of public transportation throughout South Tyrol.
Daily 1 ascent & descent with the Schwemmalm cable car & Breiteben chairlift (winter).
Free use of the Ulten cross-country ski trail & free entry to Provi Snowpark.
Free entry to the Kuppelwies ice skating rink.
Free entry to Schwemmy Kids Land in Kuppelwies.
Free entry to the public swimming pool Ulten.
Free entry to the "sticklä" climbing hall in St. Pankraz.
One-time free entry to the Culten Documentation Center & Ultner Valley Museum.
* Included experiences may vary seasonally!