&noscript=1 /> Farm Holidays in Upper Pustertal valley Farm Holidays in Upper Pustertal valley
 
Farm Holidays in Upper Pustertal valley
Farm Holidays in Upper Pustertal valley

In the land of the 'Three Peaks'

A place of adventure

Upper Pustertal valley

Farm Holidays in Upper Pustertal valley

You don't have to choose between culture and action on a Farm Holiday in Upper Pustertal valley. You'd be hard pressed to find the variety that Upper Pustertal valley has to offer anywhere else.


The 'land of the Three Peaks' lies right in the east of South Tyrol. With Pragser Wildsee lake, the 'Drei Zinnen', or 'Three Peaks', the Plätzwiese plateau, Fischleintal valley and Toblacher See lake, Upper Pustertal valley features some top-notch natural spectacles. In this area, which comprises the four municipalities of Niederdorf, Toblach, Innichen, Prags and Sexten, some of the highest-lying farms in South Tyrol may be found.

You don't have to choose between culture and action on a Farm Holiday in Upper Pustertal valley. You'd be hard pressed to find the variety that Upper Pustertal valley has to offer anywhere else.

The 'land of the Three Peaks' lies right in the east of South Tyrol. With Pragser Wildsee lake, the 'Drei Zinnen', or 'Three Peaks', the Plätzwiese plateau, Fischleintal valley and Toblacher See lake, Upper Pustertal valley features some top-notch natural spectacles. In this area, which comprises the four municipalities of Niederdorf, Toblach, Innichen, Prags and Sexten, some of the highest-lying farms in South Tyrol may be found.


Gustav Mahler also appreciated the beauty of Upper Pustertal valley: the white rock of the Dolomites, the bright green meadows and dark green forests do not only provide picture-postcard scenes, but are a real source of rejuvenation for body and soul.


High like the height of enjoyment
Upper Pustertal valley practically invented the expression 'the mountain experience'. Hardly any other area is so varied as Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park and the Drei Zinnen. The UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site of the Dolomites attracts hikers, cyclists, climbers and mountain bikers to both nature parks in summer. Well-known peaks such as the Dreischusterspitze and the Paternkofel or the peaks of the Haunold group and the 'Sexten Sundial' dominate the landscape. In winter, Upper Pustertal valley has guaranteed snow and the Sextner Dolomites ski carousel, with its perfectly-prepared pistes,  features plenty of skiing options for little ones and grown-ups. This landscape steeped in legend is ideal for leisurely winter walks, extensive cross-country circuits or snow shoe walks and sledging parties. Anyone wishing to see the Dolomites from an adventurous perspective, should take a few days off in January, when the Dolomiti balloon festival literally takes off in Toblach. Colourful giant balloons float above Upper Pustertal valley and add dots of colour to the snow-white landscape and deep-blue winter sky.Upper Pustertal valley does not just belong to South Tyrol, but stretches across the Austrian border as far as Lienz.  Both sections are connected by the Drau cycle path. The Pustertal valley cycle path joins the whole of the Pustertal with the parishes of the Upper Pustertal valley. The bases for lots of hikes and sights are mostly easy to reach and trains go there every half hour. A Farm Holiday in Upper Pustertal valley can also be a relaxed cultural holiday. If you can't decide, then do both: a holiday flat in Upper Pustertal valley makes the idea base.


Say cheese!
For many centuries now, the type of farming carried out in Upper Pustertal valley has been mainly livestock farming. Cattle can graze on meadows and pastures near holiday flats or rooms in Hochpustertal valley and their milk has been processed for generations. Cheese production enjoys a long tradition here. Lots of farmers used to use just skimmed milk for their households, which they then made into tangy 'Graukäse'. The cream was used for making butter. Today, lots of mountain farmers deliver their milk to the dairies. The Sexten dairy, the Drei Zinnen show dairy in Toblach and on some farms in Upper Pustertal valley, mountain milk is processed to make tasty, wholesome products. Sexten 'Bergkäse' and Toblach 'Stangenkäse' are the most famous. Some farm dairies also produce goat's cheese.

 


Why you should take a Farm Holiday in Upper Pustertal valley:

  • Enjoying specialities from (Upper) Pustertal valley
  • Get to know high-lying farms
  • Skiing, cycling, cross-country skiing, hiking – amidst the beauty spots of the Drei Zinnen peaks and Pragser Wildsee lake 

Gustav Mahler also appreciated the beauty of Upper Pustertal valley: the white rock of the Dolomites, the bright green meadows and dark green forests do not only provide picture-postcard scenes, but are a real source of rejuvenation for body and soul.


High like the height of enjoyment
Upper Pustertal valley practically invented the expression 'the mountain experience'. Hardly any other area is so varied as Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park and the Drei Zinnen. The UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site of the Dolomites attracts hikers, cyclists, climbers and mountain bikers to both nature parks in summer. Well-known peaks such as the Dreischusterspitze and the Paternkofel or the peaks of the Haunold group and the 'Sexten Sundial' dominate the landscape. In winter, Upper Pustertal valley has guaranteed snow and the Sextner Dolomites ski carousel, with its perfectly-prepared pistes,  features plenty of skiing options for little ones and grown-ups. This landscape steeped in legend is ideal for leisurely winter walks, extensive cross-country circuits or snow shoe walks and sledging parties. Anyone wishing to see the Dolomites from an adventurous perspective, should take a few days off in January, when the Dolomiti balloon festival literally takes off in Toblach. Colourful giant balloons float above Upper Pustertal valley and add dots of colour to the snow-white landscape and deep-blue winter sky.Upper Pustertal valley does not just belong to South Tyrol, but stretches across the Austrian border as far as Lienz.  Both sections are connected by the Drau cycle path. The Pustertal valley cycle path joins the whole of the Pustertal with the parishes of the Upper Pustertal valley. The bases for lots of hikes and sights are mostly easy to reach and trains go there every half hour. A Farm Holiday in Upper Pustertal valley can also be a relaxed cultural holiday. If you can't decide, then do both: a holiday flat in Upper Pustertal valley makes the idea base.


Say cheese!
For many centuries now, the type of farming carried out in Upper Pustertal valley has been mainly livestock farming. Cattle can graze on meadows and pastures near holiday flats or rooms in Hochpustertal valley and their milk has been processed for generations. Cheese production enjoys a long tradition here. Lots of farmers used to use just skimmed milk for their households, which they then made into tangy 'Graukäse'. The cream was used for making butter. Today, lots of mountain farmers deliver their milk to the dairies. The Sexten dairy, the Drei Zinnen show dairy in Toblach and on some farms in Upper Pustertal valley, mountain milk is processed to make tasty, wholesome products. Sexten 'Bergkäse' and Toblach 'Stangenkäse' are the most famous. Some farm dairies also produce goat's cheese.

 


Why you should take a Farm Holiday in Upper Pustertal valley:

  • Enjoying specialities from (Upper) Pustertal valley
  • Get to know high-lying farms
  • Skiing, cycling, cross-country skiing, hiking – amidst the beauty spots of the Drei Zinnen peaks and Pragser Wildsee lake 
read more read less

The place at a glance

Upper Pustertal valley

For amazing holiday experiences 365 days a year. These holiday destinations await you.

Farm search

Holiday farms in Upper Pustertal valley

Where do you want to go?
When and how long?
any
Type of accommodation and fellow travellers
2 adults
Type of farm
Cattle farming, wine and fruit growing
Classification
all classification
80 farm farms
Reset filter
80 farm found farms found
 | 
Galler am Berg flower flower flower
Fam. Patzleiner  | Innichen  (The Dolomites)
Livestock
breakfast
Product corner: milk, eggs, fruit jams ...
Farm offers: Experience everyday life on the farm, Helping out in the barn, Barn visits ...
4,9
"Very good"
(4 Reviews)
Holiday flat from 60€ a night
Oberstauder flower flower
Fam. Lanz  | Toblach  (The Dolomites)
Livestock
breakfast
Farm's own products: milk, eggs, fruit jams ...
4,9
"Very good"
(18 Reviews)
Room from 25€ a night
Holiday flat from 50€ a night
Taschler flower flower
Fam. Taschler  | Innichen  (The Dolomites)
Livestock
Farm's own products: milk, eggs, fruit jams ...
Farm offers: Barn visits
4,9
"Very good"
(2 Reviews)
Holiday flat from 45€ a night
Your search result

Highlights & events

Sheer variety in Upper Pustertal valley

Highlights

Events

Alpine pasture Plätzwiese: a paradise in green
Alpine pasture Plätzwiese
A paradise in green
Pragser Wildsee lake: the pearl of the Dolomites
Pragser Wildsee lake
The pearl of the Dolomites
Three Peaks: Symbol of the Dolomites
Three Peaks
Symbol of the Dolomites
Fischleintal valley: a gem in the Sexten Dolomites
Fischleintal valley
Gem in the Sexten Dolomites
Observatory at Gummer: the village of the stars
Observatory at Gummer
The village of the stars
Karersee lake near Welschnofen: a gem of emerald green
Karersee lake
A gem of emerald green
Seiser Alm: Europe’s biggest Alpine meadow
Seiser Alm
Europe’s biggest Alpine meadow
Hike around the Langkofel: The wow factor
Hike around the Langkofel
The wow factor
Geisler mountain peaks: natural spectacle of the Dolomites
Geisler mountain peaks
Nature’s spectacle in the Dolomites
Sunrise on the Peitlerkofel mountain: the burning sky
Sunrise on the Peitlerkofel
The burning sky
Pisciadù 'via ferrata' at Corvara: a heart of stone
Pisciadù 'via ferrata'
A heart of stone
Messner Mountain Museum Ripa
MMM Ripa
Mountain cultural heritage in Bruneck
Reinbach waterfalls: An exhilarating experience
Reinbach waterfalls
An exhilarating experience
Mine at Prettau: The hard-working miners
Mine at Prettau
The hard-working miners
Antholzer See lake: a jewel in the middle of the mountains
Antholzer See lake
A jewel in Pustertal valley
Folklore Museum Dietenheim
Folklore-Museum
Farm culture up close
October
Terenten Livestock Drive
Terenten
20
October
Teis Farmers’ Festival
Villnöss
26-28
October
Stegen Market
Bruneck
09-10
November
St. Leonard Horse Procession
Abtei/Badia
06-26
December
Fri - Sun during Advent incl. 24/12
Kastelruth Christmas
Kastelruth
06
December
Krampus parade in Hochpustertal valley
Toblach
12
December
FIS Snowboard World Cup
Welschnofen
28-01
Dec/Jan
Tour de Ski
Toblach
12-17
January
Klausberg Ice Games
Ahrntal
20-22
January
International Snow Festival Innichen
Innichen
23-26
January
Biathlon World Cup
Rasen-Antholz
13
February
Moonlight Classic
Kastelruth
15-16
February
Gsieser Tal Cross-country Ski Race
Gsies
14
March
Sellaronda Skimarathon
Corvara, St. Ulrich, Wolkenstein, St. Christina
31-15
May/Jun
Oswald von Wolkenstein Tournament
Schlern area
07
June
Sellaronda Bike Day
Dolomites
11-15
June
International Choir Festival
Upper Pustertal valley
14
June
Dolomite Superbike Race
Niederdorf
06
July
Dolomites Marathon
Abtei
12-25
July
Gustav Mahler Music Week
Toblach
July
Bruneck Town Festival
Bruneck
August
Traditional St Bartholomew Market
Rasen-Antholz
Quiz

Quiz

Which type of farm are you?

Here we go
Roter Hahn

Find out which type of farm is right for you. Have fun!