Welcome to Natz/Viums

A walk made for nature lovers: the Apfelweg trail leads from Natz to Raas and back again. Along the way, you’ll learn all about apple cultivation and pass some of the region’s most beautiful natural spots.

An easy hike with a rewarding view. From Natz, the route leads across fields and forest paths to the Waldertor viewpoint overlooking Rodenegg Castle, then on to Viums and the Sommersürs biotope.

A barbecue spot surrounded by nature, with seating for 10-15 people and a public playground. Simply reserve through the local tourist office and enjoy your outdoor break.

A must-see on the Natz-Schabs apple plateau: a refuge for aquatic insects, amphibians, reptiles and water birds. A short walk with a big impact.

A wetland of great ecological importance, providing a habitat for endangered plant and animal species. Migratory birds also stop here. One of four biotopes in Natz-Schabs.

A scenic viewpoint overlooking apple orchards and the surrounding mountains. With a large barbecue area for around 50 people, 360-degree panoramic loungers and play areas - a wonderful place to linger.

Three and a half hours, eleven kilometres: this circular route leads from Natz through the Fruhn forest to the Waldertor viewpoint, on to Viums and Schabs, past the Flötscher pond to Raas and back to Natz.

When passion meets dedication, something special emerges. This private collection by Markus Klement showcases minerals from over 50 countries - one of the largest collections in the Alps.

Just seven kilometres from Brixen, the Plose offers a sunny winter sports area and is part of Dolomiti Superski: 40 kilometres of slopes, seven lifts and runs for all levels.

With 55 kilometres of pistes, reliable snow conditions and a sunny south-facing slope overlooking the Dolomites, Gitschberg Jochtal offers variety for beginners, challenges for experts and plenty of space for families.