Your skiing holidays in Resia

Magical winter wonderland

There is something magical about Lake Muta during winter, when it lies still and frozen, surrounded by cotton candy forests and mountains that rise into the sky like white giants. During your skiing holiday in Resia, nature will never cease to amaze you. Venture out into the snowy landscape, be it for a fast-paced sporting activity or a leisurely stroll.

Panoramic skiing

Imagine hurtling down perfectly groomed slopes on your skis while the sunken tower in the Lake Resia glows in the rays of the winter sun. Skiing and snowboarding in the Upper Venosta Valley is one thing above all else: a diverse snow experience with incomparable panoramic views. So grab your winter gear and open your eyes and your heart.

Borderless
cross-country skiing

Classic or skating? Everyone can find their favourite trail in the Lake Resia region – for example at the Slingia cross-country skiing centre, where international competitions are held. The high-altitude trail at 1,912 metres above sea level in Vallelunga, where snow is guaranteed, is also worth a visit. Or how about gliding across Lake Resia, over the Austrian border and on to Nauders?

Ski tours in the heart of nature

White slopes, dense forests, untouched plateaus: if you would like to go on a ski tour around our hotel, we recommend the rustic Vallelunga or Roja Valleys. Let the winter sun and magnificent powder snow accompany you on your journey – and listen to the stories that nature tells you.

A dance on skates

Whether you’re doing pirouettes or chasing pucks, the Lakes of Resia and Muta are perfect for ice skating. Glide across the thick layer of ice, look up at the sky and breathe in the cool winter air. Because this isn’t just about sport and exercise, it’s about experiencing a natural phenomenon in its purest form.

An adrenaline rush on the ice

Snowkiting is more popular in the Upper Venosta Valley than anywhere else in South Tyrol. At Lake Resia, you can learn or improve your technique by taking lessons at various schools. Or you can sit comfortably on the shore and watch the colourful kites pulling the athletes across the frozen lake.