Valle Aurina Region
A true natural gem offering both relaxation and adventure.
he Aurina Valley is a highly popular tourist destination in both summer and winter. With an impressive mountain landscape comprising 80 three-thousand-metre peaks, it offers four snow-covered ski areas with a total of 86 kilometres of slopes and modern ski lifts. For cross-country skiers, sledge riders and winter hikers, there are numerous well-maintained trails and facilities. In summer, the valley offers wonderful hiking trails and a unique natural landscape.
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What to see in the Aurina Valley
Experience the atmosphere of the Aurina Valley with hikes through the woods, climbing on steep rock faces or walks through the valley’s idyllic villages.
Find accessible accommodation in the Aurina Valley
The Aurina Valley offers its visitors a wide range of tourist accommodation to suit every taste and need. From family-run inns and guesthouses with a warm atmosphere to cosy self-catering holiday flats and comfortable hotels with wellness facilities, there is something for everyone. Accessible accommodation is also well catered for.
Whether you’re looking for an active holiday, a relaxing break or a family holiday, there’s something for everyone in the Aurina Valley.
A wealth of activities
The region offers a wide range of activities all year round. In winter, there are snow-covered ski resorts, cross-country ski trails, toboggan runs and winter walking trails. Snowshoe walks and ski tours take you through tranquil mountain landscapes.
In summer, hiking trails, mountain bike tours, climbing routes and rafting invite you to enjoy active adventures. For families, there are themed trails, playgrounds and adventure farms. South Tyrolean hospitality and regional specialities make for an unforgettable stay.
The Aurina Valley: a hiker’s paradise
A hiker’s paradise for everyone. Well-signposted trails wind through green alpine pastures, follow rushing streams and lead up to majestic peaks. Whether it’s accessible walks in the valley, family-friendly routes or challenging mountain hikes, there’s something for every hiker.
Cuisine - Choose which restaurant, mountain hut, refuge or tavern you’d like to eat at. Immerse yourself in the region’s culinary traditions or savour the flavours of innovation.
Culture - Discover the region’s museums, castles, churches and monasteries, as well as its historic and modern buildings, and plan a cultural tour.
Outdoor activities: use the modern ski lifts to reach the most spectacular outdoor activities.
How to get to the Aurina Valley: by train and bus
From Bolzano, take the train to Bressanone and then the Val Pusteria railway to Brunico. From there, accessible taxis will take you to your holiday destination.
