Martello valley

The Martello valley in South Tyrol

The Martello valley (1,000 - 2,000 m) in South Tyrol extends right up to the Cevedale glacier (3,769 m) and speaking of altitudes. The valley is also Europe's highest located strawberry cultivation district.

Rock climbing on the Monte Sole face in the Ortles and Cevedale mountain range massif.

Accomodations winter
Venosta valley
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Ski resorts
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With its 134,620 hectares, the Stelvio National Park stretches out amidst the central Alp ranges. Plenty of well equipped hiking trails start off from Val Martello, hike through the lovely mountain pastures and terraced out hangs to finally reach the park's snow covered glacier.

In a blink you are out of the woods. Brilliant alpine roses are in bloom along brooks and streams. The breathtaking view makes you feel as though you can just snatch at the crosses marking the mountain peaks.

Zufallspitze and lake Gioveretto
Zufallspitze and lake Gioveretto

Even the lightest and easiest of excursions will grant an encompassing view of all the most imposing peaks around you.

Winter

Ski-track fans that prefer gliding over deeply snow covered woods will find that the Martello biathlon and cross-country ski centre offers you the best.

Dolomiti Superski
Dolomiti Superski

12 different ski areas and 1,200 km of slopes with a single skipass

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Ortler Skiarena
Ortler Skiarena

15 different ski areas and 330 km of slopes with a single skipass

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Merano 2000
Merano 2000

Ski slopes, cross-country trails, toboggan runs and snow hikes

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Val Senales
Val Senales

At 3,200 m, large ski slopes, cross-country trails and a challenging toboggan run

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