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Obervintl

Obervintl

The Elves' trail: an adventure for the whole family

The Elves' trail: an adventure for the whole family

TG Gitschberg Jochtal & Rotwild
TG Gitschberg Jochtal & Rotwild
TG Gitschberg Jochtal x Rotwild
TG Gitschberg Jochtal x Rotwild

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Ski and Holiday Area Gitschberg Jochtal
Katharina Lanz Str. 90
39037 Mühlbach
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In the ski and holiday area Gitschberg Jochtal you can get an Adventure Book at your accommodation or at the tourist offices. This special booklet features ten selected hikes, each with a stamp station along the way, where you can collect an imprint in your Adventure Book.

With three stamps, you can claim a bronze medal at the tourist offices in Mühlbach, Rodeneck, Terenten, Vals, or Meransen. Six stamps earn you a silver medal, and with all ten, you’ll be awarded the prestigious gold medal!

The Elves Trail allows children and adults to explore nature in a playful way. The three-kilometre route along the edge of the forest near Obervintl features interactive stations and viewpoints, making it particularly suitable for families.

You can park conveniently by the church in Obervintl and start your hike at a relaxed pace.
By car from Mühlbach, follow the SS 49 (Puster Valley State Road) towards Bruneck. Take the exit for Obervintl and follow the signs to the village centre. The parking lot next to the church in Obervintl is located directly at the starting point of the hike.
By bus nr. 401 to Obervintl.

The starting point of the hike is the parking lot next to the church in Obervintl. From there, follow the Elf Trail, which features a variety of discovery stations for both children and adults. Along the way, eleven interactive stations invite you to read animal tracks, observe forest birds and explore the life inside a bee hotel. The waterfall is an ideal place for a break. From the rocky viewpoint, you can enjoy beautiful views over Vintl before the trail continues beneath the treetops, where the “elves” accompany you on your journey through the forest.

The return route passes a dry stone wall, where you can observe local wildlife. At around three kilometres in length, the Elf Trail is easy to walk and especially suitable for families with children. The hike ends back at the parking lot next to the church in Obervintl.