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Exploring Stelvio National Park – through the changing seasons

Sport 9/17 - 12/3/2026 Prad am Stilfserjoch

The Venosta Valley shows its most beautiful side in autumn. Join us through glowing larch forests, along sunny high-altitude trails and to impressive viewpoints in Stelvio National Park. Accompanied by an experienced hiking guide from the Venosta Valley, you’ll discover the colourful mountain landscape, enjoy the crisp autumn air and experience the special tranquillity of nature.

Golden larch forests, clear mountain air and sweeping views make autumn in the Venosta Valley a truly special experience in nature.

Every week, a new tour is waiting to be discovered.

Duration: approx. 5 hours

Price: €5 adults, children (free under 15, by arrangement)

Participants: min. 3 people

Food: not included, bring your own packed lunch

Meeting point: location and time will be announced one week in advance or upon registration

Registration: online or by 6:00 p.m. at the Prad Information Office

Informations

http://www.prad.info

Registration

By 8:30 pm the day before at your accommodation in Prato allo Stelvio (partner) or by 6:00 pm online or at the Prato allo Stelvio Tourist Office.

Meeting place

different - in the description of the respective excursion or at the time of registration

Place

- Prad am Stilfserjoch

Organizer

Undefiniert

office@prad.info

www.prad.info

Phone +39 0473 616034

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