In South Tyrol, skiing is more than just a sport: it's an immersion in stunning landscapes, supported by modern, state-of-the-art lift systems. 🚠 Whether on perfectly groomed slopes, taking a break in a cozy mountain hut, or enjoying a family adventure, every moment on the slopes is special. With over 1,200 km of pistes, from the Dolomites to the Ortles, there's always something new to discover. ⛷️✨ 👉 Ready to hit the slopes? Winter in South Tyrol is waiting for you! | Südtirol Alto Adige Sout

Snow day in Tyrol, Austria! ❄️ Located in the Alps, Tyrol is known for its ski resorts and historic sites. Who's up for the first chair? 🗻 🏂 #travelbucketlist #smileactives | smileactives

🏔️ With over 16,000 kilometres of well marked trails, South Tyrol invites you to experience nature step by step. Whether it’s a gentle stroll past historic irrigation channels and ancient castles, or a climb up to mountain huts with panoramic views and a delicious warm meal, every hike offers its own special charm. 🧗 Looking for adventure? South Tyrol has over 50 via ferratas to explore. Discover South Tyrol’s most beautiful hiking routes here 👇 http://link.suedtirol.info/hiking-in-south-tyro

Get hiking in South Tyrol and experience the other side of Italy. | Südtirol Alto Adige South Tyrol

🧭 Did you know? South Tyrol’s hiking trails speak their own language. Across 16,000 kilometres of mountain paths, forest tracks and alpine meadows, every signpost tells you where you’re headed, how long it’ll take - and which number leads the way. ➡️ The arrow-shaped signposts, often tipped in red and white, are your guiding stars. 🌲 And even between them, you’re never on your own: Red and white markings on trees, rocks and wooden posts - so-called intermediate markers - help you stay on track