Laces-Val Martello

With 315 days of sunshine hikers, biker and climbers will find ideal conditions for an active holiday.

Laces-Val Martello

With 315 days of sunshine hikers, biker and climbers will find ideal conditions for an active holiday.

Laces-Val Martello

Take a deep breath - alpine world in the region

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ADDICTION - The Laces trails: legendary dry, legendary flow, uniquely natural

Laces-Val Martello

With 315 days of sunshine hikers, biker and climbers will find ideal conditions for an active holiday.

The Laces - Val MArtello Holiday Area in South Tyrol in the Venosta Valley

Active holiday in Laces-Martello

Hiking in Laces and in the Val Martello At the entrance to the Val Martello, between the ridges of the Monte Sole mountain and those of the Monte Tramontana mountain just below the Stelvio National Park and the Texel Mountain Nature Reserve, lies one of the most diverse network of paths to be found anywhere in the Alps.

Thanks to the highly varied topography, the tourist area of Laces-Martello/Latsch-Martelltal is a big draw for visitors. There are trails to suit everyone: undemanding itineraries for the family to explore including the so-called ‘Waalwege’ – the irrigation channel trails; educational themed walks and excursions, guided tours and walks up to the mountain shelters. There are also mountain hikes and climbing trips into the high mountains at heights of up to around 4,000 m. Learn more

Laces Cableways The cable car to S. Martini in Monte/St. Martin im Kofel and the chair lift to the Tarscher Alm Alpine pasture transports hikers right into the hiking area within a few minutes. Learn more

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Stelvio National Parc Stelvio National Park is one of the largest nature reserves in Europe. 40% of the park lies in South Tyrol. Learn more

Biking & Cycling Laces/Latsch and the steep Val Martello are regarded as a biking haven in Venosta Valley, with trails leading from the vineyards to the Laces Glacier and back. What’s more, there is a magnificent view of the valley.
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Running & training With the SportForum, IceForum and AquaForum as well as numerous outdoor training routes, the Laces-/Latsch holiday village offers ideal training conditions for runners. Learn more

Skiing & Winter Sports The quiet and pristine mountains of Val Martello attract both nature lovers and guests in search of peace and tranquillity. Amateur hikers leave their tracks here, making their way up through the crackling snow to the Lyfi mountain refuge at an altitude of 2,165 m. Up here, they can try the sumptuous gastronomic specialities of the region while marvelling at the majestic Ortler mountain set in the grandiose Alpine landscape.

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Venosta Valley and its Holiday Villages

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Set in the heart of the Venosta Valley, the area of Laces/Latsch enjoys the same mild climate as the Etschtal Valley – an added benefit for mountaineers and cyclists looking to explore the high Alpine routes of the Stelvio National Park or challenging single trails.

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Resia Pass

The Resia Pass holiday area is a paradise for nature lovers and active vacationers. The tower emerging from the waters of the Resia Lake is the crowning jewel of the triple border area, which is also home to the San Valentino Lake.

Resia Pass

Upper Venosta Valley

The medieval town of Glorenza/Glurns at the foot of the mystic Tartscher Bühel hill, the Romanesque towers of Malles/Mals, the Churburg Castle in Sluderno/Schluderns, and the Marienberg Abbey above Burgusio/Burgeis are some of the main cultural attractions of the Upper Venosta Valleyarea. The Watles hiking and skiing area with its family-friendly lake provides the perfect backdrop for a leisurely outdoor experience.

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Prato allo Stelvio

The village of Prato allo Stelvio/Prad am Stilfserjoch is located within the Stelvio National Park. A popular camping site for families, it is also the starting point for a variety of hiking routes, MTB trails, and high Alpine ski tours.

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Ortler Stelvio National Park

The resorts around the Ortler glacier are set in in the stunning landscape of the Stelvio National Park. The sports and hiking area of Solda/Sulden, at 1,900 m, and the Stelvio Pass, one of the highest pass roads in the Alps, are internationally renowned.

Ortler Stelvio National Park

Silandro and Lasa

Silandro/Schlanders, the beating heart of the Venosta Valley, invites visitors to stroll, shop, eat and enjoy. Lasa/Laas, the picturesque “marble village”, stands out for its interesting architecture, quarries of pure marble, and fruit orchards.

Silandro and Lasa

Castelbello-Ciardes

As well as a wide range of natural, artistic, and historical attractions, the holiday region of Castelbello/Kastelbell-Ciardes/Tschars offers visitors the opportunity to sample many culinary specialties of the regional cuisine.

Ortler Stelvio National Park

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Laces-Val Martello in the Venosta Culture Region Holidays in Laces-Martello

The Laces-Val Martello Holiday area in Venosta Valley in South Tyrol is a nature and hiking paradise, which combines all opposites and climate zones of the Alpine range within a small area. Cycling and hiking trails on all elevations offer a lot of fun, enjoyment and relaxation.