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Experience the mountain peaks with the
Ortles Alpine School:
Stand on a mountain peak, enjoy your feeling of achievement and look
around you. All around in Ortles you will find everything that is dear
to a mountaineer’s heart. The Ortler, the Königsspitze and Cevedale are
the mountain kings of Ortles. You will find a comprehensive programme of
activities
here.
Climbing routes
New Climbing route Tschenglser Hochwand 3.375m
A new climbing route up the Tschenglser mountain face to a height of
3.375m. It can be reached from the Düsseldorf refuge by path No. 5.
Route using the normal path to the Tschenglser mountain wall. Degree of
difficulty: Easy. Key point directly at the start. The route passes over
solid slabs of rock and there is therefore no danger of rockfalls. This
safe climb goes up to a height of 3,200m and from there beyond an upper
ridge to the summit. Numerous exposed places – ascent time from the
Düsseldorf refuge ca. 3.5 hours – descent using the normal route –
secured section : 400m – height of the rock face: 400m.
Climbing route Tabarettaspitze 3.150m
A new climbing route up the Tschenglser mountain face to a height of
3.375m. It can be reached from the Düsseldorf refuge by path No. 5.
Route using the normal path to the Tschenglser mountain wall. Degree of
difficulty: Easy. Key point directly at the start. The route passes over
solid slabs of rock and there is therefore no danger of rockfalls. This
safe climb goes up to a height of 3,200m and from there beyond an upper
ridge to the summit. Numerous exposed places – ascent time from the
Düsseldorf refuge ca. 3.5 hours – descent using the normal route –
secured section : 400m – height of the rock face: 400m. Climb to the
Tabaretta peak (3,150 m): This can be reached from the Tabaretta refuge
heading in the direction of the North Wall of the Ortler. Degree of
difficulty: Difficult – the climb is exposed with difficult passages
across slabs, shafts and intersections – secured section: 700 m – height
of the rock face: 600m – Descent via the Pay refuge path No. 4.
Cycling and biking:
Anyone planning a cycling holiday must definitely take in the Stelvio
Pass. The 2,000 m high section from Prad is in fact a holiday
destination in itself. Apart from that, the Ortles region has a lot to
offer cyclists as an ideal touring area, both as a comfortable
warming-up exercise across the floor of the valley and also as a tour
around the different passes for the more demanding riders. As a special
tip, we can recommend the tour from Prad across the Madritsch Pass into
the Martell valley. Even for experienced cyclists, this is a long day
including all degrees of difficulty. You will find cycling tours around
Venosta
here.
Interesting
cycling tours
Motorcycling:
For keen motor bikers, the Stelvio Pass is the Non-Plus-Ultra. Once you
have been there, you will be back again and again! Obviously the Stelvio
Pass is a challenge, but it is reward enough to reach the height of the
Pass. Firstly with an unforgettable panorama over the Ortles mountains
and secondly with the knowledge that you now belong there. The Stelvio
Pass is also the starting point for many Pass tours despite its height
of 2,780 m and its 48 hairpin bends.
Summer skiing at the Stelvio Pass:
From June to November the Stelvio Pass is a real treat for snow lovers.
More…
Tennis:
Prad on the Stelvio Pass: 4 Tennis courts
Trafoi: 1 Tennis court
Stelvio: 1 Tennis court
Solda: 2 Tennis courts (indoor)
Fishing:
Stelvio: Fishing lake within the Stelvio sports complex
Prad on the Stelvio Pass: Fishing lake at Prad Sands
Open air water park at Prad on the Stelvio:
42 m slide, children’s slide, two swimming pools, 33 m and 12 m,
paddling pool and a large grassy area for sunbathing. Opening times:
from mid-June to the end of August.
Keep fit with us throughout the summer:
Construct your own fitness programme from Nordic Walking, aerobics, or a
Kneipp cure and water aerobics. See our calendar of events for details. |
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