Welcome to Terenten
Amazing geology, a park for letting off steam, and sunshine all around
Sometimes only superlatives will do. When a village can call itself the sunniest in all of South Tyrol, it truly earns the name “sun village.” And all that at an altitude of1,200 metres! Terenten has a wonderfully relaxed, feel-good atmosphere - something you notice right away in the village centre. At the activity park, kids can let off steam on the climbing tower, giant slide, rope course or in the water play area - time flies here. Right next door, there’s minigolf with views of the Dolomites. And then there’s the Mühlenweg trail and the earth pyramids: a circular route that connects nature and history, with fascinating geology along the way.
In winter, Terenten becomes the perfect starting point for winter and snowshoe hikes, as well as easy tobogganing on the run right in the village centre. For a longer outing, hike up to the Pertinger Alm and then enjoy the ride down. Ski touring, cross-country skiing or downhill skiing – everything is possible. And when the sun is almost always shining, everything feels just that little bit easier.
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Mühlenweg trail and earth pyramidsA hike for the whole family: starting near the village centre along the Ternerbach stream, the Mühlenweg trail leads to a special highlight - the earth pyramids, formed after a dramatic storm.
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Terenten activity parkA firm favourite place to be: with its many play areas right in the village centre, the activity park is perfect for fun and relaxation. No wonder Terenten is officially recognised as a family-friendly village.
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Gitschberg Jochtal ski areaVariety across 55 kilometres of slopes, snow-sure and set on a sunny south-facing side with Dolomite views: perfect for beginners, pros, snowboarders and families.
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EidechsspitzeA summit adventure with panoramic views: from the Mühlental valley via the Englalm, the route climbs steeply to 2,730 metres. The descent is demanding and best suited to experienced hikers.
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Terner Joch - on touring skis or snowshoesA relaxed ascent on touring skis or snowshoes, combined with stunning views: this gentle climb to the summit is ideal, starting from the Schneeberg car park.
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Gitschberg Jochtal cable carsNature, views of the Dolomites and exciting attractions: in summer, the Plose shows its active side. And during selected periods, one ascent and descent per day is free with the Brixen Südtirol Guest Pass.
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Minigolf TerentenThe minigof course in Terentenis a favourite for families and anyone who wants to test their skill. Great bonus: free entry with the Brixen Südtirol Card.
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The HexensteinFrom the Winnebachtal car park, follow the forest path towards the Astnerbergalm and you’ll pass a mysterious rock. Legend has it that witches once danced here with the devil - hence the name: Hexenstein.
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Tips for your travel planning
By train, car or plane - there are many ways to reach Brixen Südtirol. Trains arrive daily from both north and south to Brixen and Klausen. If you’re travelling by car from the north, the route takes you over the Brenner Pass straight to your destination. For air travel, the nearest airports are Bolzano, Innsbruck and Verona.
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- Gitschberg Jochtal - Strada Val Pusteria 43
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- Gitschberg Jochtal - village
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- Gitschberg Jochtal
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Brixen Südtirol Guest pass
Cable cars, museums, swimming pools - and much more
Travel for free on public transport, visit museums, play minigolf, go swimming or take the lift up to the Plose or Gitschberg Jochtal for hiking - this pass really does it all. Simply ask for the Brixen South Tyrol Guest Pass at participating accommodations and enjoy a wide range of benefits
