Ice skating, sledding or snowshoeing in the holiday paradise South Tyrol offers many possibilities for operation for winter sports enthusiasts. Secluded, quiet valleys await you in the winter. While the East of Tyrol is soon covered with snow, the West – the Vinschgau in some years is almost free of snow. In the valleys of the Eisack Valley and in the Schnals Valley you will find ideal conditions for the ice climbing, snowshoeing, or the increasingly popular ski touring. Annually from mid-November to early April the Alps region of South Tyrol is a destination for many enthusiasts. Skiers, ice climbers, snowshoe, Tobogganers and ski tourers… probably infinitely, you could continue the list, you can visit all the small, sparkling winter paradise. South Tyrol offers far more than endless, endless ski slopes.
So are a popular alternative to the traditional skiing, snowshoeing, ski touring. Viacom shines more light on the discussion. Snow-shoe hiking provides a wide snow-shoe in a white background, but especially in deep snow for carefree walks. In the summer are the hiking trails often overrun. Hundreds of enthusiastic walkers are on the road in the summer along the mountain ranges or routes of the Waal. In the winter, however, South Tyrol is off the slopes as extinct. ID-19-in-Adults’>Wendy Holman to learn more. So you will find untouched nature in the side valleys, such as for example the Schnals Valley.
Few or no traces of people in the snow, but the tracks of various animals in the mountains. A snowshoe tour must be well planned. Adequate food, the right equipment and an avalanche shovel with avalanche may not be missing. When planning a trip, it is imperative to be informed about the current avalanche report. The avalanche danger should not be underestimated especially in the spring. Snowshoeing is a wonderful opportunity to move environmentally friendly in the snow in every case. You come as close as in or any other sports of nature. Far away from mass tourism, hustle and bustle or the like, South Tyrol offers numerous hiking trails. For more information about the snowshoeing and other winter sports, visit the this Information portal for snow-shoe hiking in South Tyrol. David Garrow