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Whether you walk along vineyards and orchards, ramble through the Monte Corno Nature Park with its impressive Canyon del Rio delle Foglie or walk around Lake Caldaro or the two Lakes of Monticolo - nature lovers will have their fill when they go hiking in the South of South Tyrol with the whole family. Due to the mild and sunny climate, you can take advantage of the wide array of routes and trails while hiking in the Dolomites almost all year long. A veritable haven for nature enthusiasts and a popular destination during your family holiday in South Tyrol, the Monte Corno Nature Park with its geologically fascinating Canyon del Rio delle Foglie, the Canyon of South Tyrol, is definitely worth a visit, as are the numerous signposted hiking paths for all abilities at Monte Regolo and in the surroundings of the communities of Aldino-Redagno, Anterivo and Trodena. You will also find many rambling routes that are suitable for kids, such as a hiking tour to the diverse mountain tops of Corno Nero and Corno Bianco with Passo Oclini in their midst.

Hiking in South Tyrol along the wine route

Why not go for a hiking tour along the western side of Bassa Val d'Adige? Once you have reached the mountain top of the Roen Mountain, which is located 2,116m above sea level, and situated next to Caldaro, you will enjoy a breathtaking view of the whole South Tyrolean wine route. Moreover, there a several theme-based hiking paths and biologically interesting walks you should set out to explore during your family holiday in South Tyrol, such as the nature study paths in Appiano or Castelvetere, the freedom path of Caldaro, leading over the wild yet romantic Rastenbachklamm flume to the ruin of San Pietro Castle in Castelvecchio or the many interesting wine paths in Cornaiano, Caldaro and Cortaccia along the South Tyrolean wine route. In Media Val d'Adige you can enjoy stunning hikes around Terlano, at the sun-blessed, or through the vineyards and orchards.