Summer Holidays in the South Tyrolean Alps
Sulden at the Ortler
Where alpine dreams come true
At 1,900 meters above sea level lies the picturesque mountain village of Sulden, surrounded by 14 majestic peaks towering above 3,000 meters – with the mighty Ortler, South Tyrol’s highest summit, at the heart of it all. Those who visit discover a true gem of the Alps: wild, romantic, sun-drenched, and deeply rooted in nature.
Thanks to its mild high-altitude climate, pure and pollen-free mountain air, and direct access to untouched natural landscapes, Sulden is the ideal destination for an active summer holiday or a wellness retreat in South Tyrol.
Hiking, Climbing & Pure Alpine Nature
The area around Sulden offers more than 100 km of hiking trails – ranging from leisurely walks to alpine challenges.
Take a relaxing stroll along the valley’s cultural promenade, enjoy a refreshing Kneipp trail at the “Bärenbad”, hike to panoramic mountain huts, or even take on the legendary ascent of the Ortler – hikers, climbers, and mountaineers will find their own personal adventure here.
Cycling & Mountain Biking in Sulden
Where adventure meets culture in the heart of the Alps
For cyclists and mountain bikers, the Ortler region and the Vinschgau Valley offer a rich variety of scenic routes – from leisurely valley rides to demanding alpine trails.
A true highlight for ambitious riders: the legendary Stelvio Pass road with its 48 hairpin bends – one of the most spectacular mountain roads in Europe and the undisputed queen stage of the Alps.
Culture & Heritage in Vinschgau and the Ortler Region
Sulden isn’t just a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts – it also offers a wealth of culture and alpine history.
Discover South Tyrol’s cultural treasures at:- Messner Mountain Museum Ortles
- Reinhold Messner’s “Alpine Curiosa” collection
- Ortler Region Museum in Sulden
- Nature visitor centers: naturatrafoi & aquaprad
- The medieval Churburg Castle in Schluderns
- The walled town of Glurns – South Tyrol’s smallest city
Between glaciers and history, tradition and modern life, this region invites you to explore South Tyrol’s cultural soul.
