Alpin Royal 2007 - (Page 34) Valley of boundless possibilities! South Tyrol with its partially Mediterranean climate and with an average of 300 sunny days per year offers its guests a seemingly endless variety of sports and excursion options. Hiking and mountain biking on the mountains, rock climbing on the cliffs, rafting on the water and countless other activities no matter your age, you will find an activity to your liking. An unforgettable vacation which will leave you with many fond memories when you return home. Hiking: In the Wandergebiet Tauferer Ahrntal, hikers and fans of the mountains can look forward to a great variety and selection of mountain tours, high mountain paths, border hikes and themed trails with various levels Mountain bike: The unique Alpine landscape of the South Tyrolean Ahrntal offers mountain bikers, cyclists and nature lovers the best opportunities for interesting tours with an array of difficulty levels to choose from. Ambitious cyclists and mountain bikers can test their limits on the optimally signposted trails. Many trails and exciting descends offer the ultimate rush. of difficulty. Take a ride on one of the two mountain trains to go up into the mountains and begin your day excursion. During the summer we offer adventure and guided hikes from the hotel to the most beautiful mountain lakes, Alpine meadows, glistening glaciers and legendary locations in the Dolomites to our guests. Climbing: Climbing fans from all over the world will especially enjoy the Pustertal in South Tyrol. Certainly the Alpine climbers are attracted by the world acclaimed Dolomites. The possibilities are almost endless, there are numerous climbable cliffs as well as Via Ferratas with various levels of difficulty. The legendary three Zinne offer exceptional highlights, an experience ambitious climbers should not miss. Not only mountain bikers but also avid bicycle tourists will feel at home in the Ahrntal. This is provided by the various trails which require a basic level of fitness but can easily be mastered. 34
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