Wine – walk week
in South Tyrol

Hiking through wine harvest

8th – 13th of October 2023

The natural beauties in Bozen & environs
could fill many picture books.

However, not even the most beautiful pictures would capture the fascination of the small and big natural wonders in this area.

All these natural beauties are best discovered during a hike in the peace and quiet. What could be more beautiful than hiking through the yellow vineyards and colourful mixed forests in autumn during the Wine Hiking Weeks, to still enjoy the warm sun and delicious South Tyrolean specialities and a glass of Tramin wine in a traditional inn or guesthouse?

What awaits me
during the Wine – walk week?

The tours of the Wine Hiking Week are about 12-18 km every day with a maximum difference in altitude of 500 metres. The “Comfort” group will not exceed 10 km per day. The detailed programme will be presented at the welcome reception.

Programme
Wine – walk week 2023

On Sunday evening, the welcome evening takes place from 7 pm. You will get to know the hiking guides and the detailed hiking programme over a snack.

From Monday to Friday, the following guided hikes are on the programme.

• Dolomites – UNESCO Natural Heritage: Lake Carezza – Latemar Labyrinth
  Lake Carezza, also called the jewel of the Dolomites, is our starting point for this beautiful tour. We walk beneath the Latemar mountains and enjoy ever-changing views.
• Val Sarentino: Valdurna – Reinswald
  Val Sarentino extends from Bolzano into the heart of South Tyrol. Here we walk leisurely from Lake Valdurna along paths to Reinswald, a hiking area in summer and a skiing area in winter.
• Tramin and surroundings: autumn hike with traditional “Törggelen”
  A hike through the autumn landscape of Tramin is planned for mid-week. At midday, sociable ‘Törggelen’ with musical entertainment, local wine and chestnuts. The afternoon is free.
• Val Venosta: Laces – Corces
  Start in the Vinschgau-Val Venosta Valley and walk leisurely from the village of Laces to Corces. The ‘Schlanderser Leiten’ biotope and the view of the mountains opposite make this hike a special experience.
• Tramin and surroundings: hiking in the wine villages
  On varied paths through vineyards and forests, this hike takes us from one wine village to the next. After passing the characteristic residences and old farms of Tramin, we reach the village of Cortaccia, from where the trail continues to Magrè. Here a special attraction awaits us: the oldest vine, dating back to 1601.

At the end of the hiking week we meet on Friday evening for a social evening with musical entertainment and dinner.

Are you looking for the right accomodation?

These houses offer a holiday package for the Wine – walk week

The room rates are quoted per person and 6 nights (including the participation at the walk week), additionally local tax
The appartment rates are quoted for 2 persons and 6 nights (including the participation at the walk week), additionally local tax