All hikes, outdoor and indoor activities

The Mineral Museum in Tiso, located in the beautiful Val di Funes (Isarco Valley), fascinates families with its glittering Tiso Geodes and captivating insights into the world of crystals. Children can crack open their own geodes or join a guided treasure hunt – an ideal destination for a family excursion in South Tyrol, even on rainy days.

Hidden among the trees, the forest playground in Altrei/Anterivo is a true insider tip for families with children in South Tyrol. Slides, swings, water features, and a refreshing Kneipp facility offer fun, relaxation, and a close-to-nature experience for all ages.

The Sunday Path in Feldthurns is a family-friendly hike in the Isarco Valley offering stunning views of the Dolomites – perfect for children and especially beautiful in spring and autumn.

The Legends Trail (Sagenweg) on the Salto Plateau in San Genesio (Jenesien) is an easy and varied family hike near Bolzano in South Tyrol. This scenic trail is perfect for children and families who love exploring nature – whether on foot, with a balance bike, or by bicycle.

The Rebenpark nature playground in Schenna near Merano is a true paradise for children. Nestled among vineyards and overlooking the valley, it features climbing structures, a bouldering rock, and a slide – perfect for young adventurers of all ages.

This easy family hike in St. Martin/S. Martino in the Passeiertal Valley offers two highlights for kids: a wooden marble run hidden in the forest and the impressive Gilf Waterfall.

The playground in St. Martin / S. Martino in Passeiertal Valley near Merano is a true highlight for families. Children love the giant slide and the wide variety of swings – making it the perfect stop for a family outing in South Tyrol.

This family hike on the Renon is well-suited for both children and adults. In autumn it is especially rewarding with a stop for traditional Törggelen at the Loosmannhof, but the circular trail is also worth exploring in spring and summer – always with spectacular views of the Dolomites.

The Chestnut Experience Trail in Völlan near Lana, close to Merano in South Tyrol, is a charming family hike where children can explore the fascinating world of the sweet chestnut in a playful way. This circular trail takes about 50 minutes and features interactive stations, scenic viewpoints, and plenty of adventure for the whole family.

At Gasthof Steinegger in Appiano, families will find a unique forest playground with nostalgic play equipment and plenty of space for children to run, climb, and explore.

The Cislon Alpine Hut, located above Truden (Trodena) in the Bassa Atesina region, is a perfect destination for families with children. This family-friendly hike leads through peaceful forest paths, to scenic viewpoints, across wide larch meadows, and finally to a small playground right next to the hut.

It’s hard to believe that right in the heart of Cornaiano (Appiano) you’ll find such an amazing playground for children. Built from repurposed wine barrels, this large adventure playground is a dream come true for families with curious, energetic kids.

Hiking with children in the Venosta Valley becomes a special experience along the “Ackerwaal” Irrigation Channel Path in Matsch. Along the gently flowing irrigation channel path, you’ll find forest sections, alpine meadows, and breathtaking views of the Ortler. The hike can easily be combined with a short bus ride – perfect for families.

Perfect outing on a rainy day in the Venosta Valley: The archeoParc Val Senales is an interactive museum where children discover, in a playful way, how people lived in the Stone Age. Between hands-on stations, lifelike reconstructions of houses, and exciting workshops, history comes alive.

At Weissbrunn Lake in Val d’Ultimo, families can enjoy a relaxing day with an easy walk, a picnic by the water, or some summer splashing. For a bit more adventure, a 45-minute trail leads to the Fiechtalm, a child-friendly alpine hut with animals and a playground.

A hike that combines nature, peace, and indulgence: The Eishof in Val di Fosse is a special place of energy and tranquility, surrounded by stunning mountain scenery and loved for its outstanding cuisine.

The impressive Schwarzbach Waterfall in Lutago can be reached in just half an hour and is the perfect destination to combine with a visit to the Sculpture Park and the Water Park.

850 years old, massive and majestic – the Ancient Larches have withstood centuries of wind and weather. A truly impressive outing: even our usually very lively children suddenly became quiet and full of awe when they stood before these ancient trees.

Looking for a place to cool off in summer while soaking in breathtaking mountain scenery? The outdoor swimming pool in Kastelruth is a true family favourite, offering panoramic views of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites.

Luttach Water Park is a free water playground in the Ahrntal valley, perfect for kids to splash around and cool off during the summer months.

The Baggalocke is the perfect summer spot for families – a charming, gently sloping swimming pond in Gais where children can splash, play, and enjoy the water – completely free of charge!

Enjoy a full day of family fun and adventure at Klausberg – with Dinoland, the Klausberg Flitzer (Italy’s longest alpine coaster), a large water play area, balance course, interactive hiking trail, and thrilling zipline!

A beautiful alpine hut with an enchanted fairy-tale forest where children can play and explore.

In summer, the alpine pastures near the Speikboden mountain station transform into a true paradise for children – with giant forest slides, a petting zoo, hay-jumping area, playground, and a kid-friendly via ferrata.

Schwarzbachalm is a place that truly has something for everyone: a playground, petting zoo, peaceful pond, and stunning mountain views. What makes it extra special is how naturally the area has been designed.

See three stunning waterfalls in less than an hour of hiking – perfect for a family outing! For an adrenaline-filled return, soar down on the thrilling Flyline!

Looking for adventure for the whole family in South Tyrol? At the Outdoor Kids Camp at Merano 2000, little explorers can look forward to giant slides, climbing adventures, and a long marble run – perfect for curious minds and active kids.

Swimming with kids near Vipiteno: “Mareiter Beach” offers free water fun right by a natural mountain stream! Perfect for families – splash, dig, and play by the riverside: a real insider tip for your summer in South Tyrol.

The Gilfenklamm Gorge in Stange is a family-friendly hiking trail through a dramatic marble canyon – the only walkable one of its kind in Europe. The route follows well-secured walkways and bridges past roaring waterfalls and steep rock faces, just minutes from the Vipiteno motorway exit.

The swimming pool in Lavies, with a baby pool, long water slide, and shady sunbathing lawn, offers everything you need for a relaxing day at the pool with kids.

This outing promises a spectacular gondola ride (don’t miss cabin no. 1 with a glass floor!) and a fantastic adventure playground set against a breathtaking mountain panorama.

A short and scenic adventure hike leading to the idyllic mills of Reinswald (San Martino), complete with a playground, a farmhouse tavern, and breathtaking views. In summer, the area stays pleasantly cool.

In Collepietra, you’ll find South Tyrol's first rocket treehouse, which is accessible via a 30-minute, easy hike that is also suitable for strollers.

Scenic, family-friendly, and full of little highlights: the Lagundo Waalweg path follows a historic irrigation channel through nature, offering beautiful views and plenty of fun for all ages – from a refreshing Kneipp basin to a narrow suspension bridge.

Educational and interactive stations exploring the story of humankind, breathtaking views combined with a relaxing walk through the forest, fun for children and tranquility for adults – the 'Legian 993' adventure trail near Bressanone has it all.

A refreshing walk along the water, crossing suspension bridges, wooden walkways, and even a tunnel. One of the few gorges in South Tyrol that’s easily accessible with a stroller.

The former railway line between Eppan and Kaltern is perfect for a family outing—whether you're out for a stroll with the stroller or enjoying a bike ride together. Along the way, several playgrounds offer great spots to stop, rest, and let the kids play.

This bridge offers breathtaking views over the Isarco Valley and up toward the impressive Barbiano Waterfalls. Best of all, it’s easy to reach and fully accessible—even with a stroller.

Explore 23 fun and educational stations on this circular nature trail – perfect for families and even partly accessible with a stroller.

A church tower in the middle of the lake? Yes – and you can see it with your own eyes on this scenic family-friendly hike around Lake Resia! The route is long but perfectly suitable for strollers, bikes, and balance bikes.

Cheeky goats, curious deer, and colorful peacocks – at Rainguthof in Gfrill near the Gampen Pass, young animal lovers are in for a treat. Petting, feeding, and marveling are not just allowed – they’re encouraged!

This family-friendly hike leads through stunning Dolomites scenery to Häusler Sam, with views of the Latemar and Catinaccio ranges, animals around the hut, and a small play area for children.

A refreshing and easy family hike along the beautiful Ahr River, leading to the scenic Pojer Waterfall.

At Haderburg Castle in Salorno, medieval reenactments with knights, squires, and noble ladies in authentic costumes bring history to life, offering visitors a glimpse into the past through engaging activities and demonstrations.

Experience the forest with all your senses: This adventure trail in Tirolo is relaxing, educational, and full of natural beauty – featuring a barefoot path, interactive play stations, and pure nature at its best.

A refreshing escape on hot summer days, with stunning panoramic views over Lake Caldaro and an adventurous trail featuring countless steps and bridges – the perfect hike for sure-footed kids!

An easy hike that offers a refreshing cool-down in summer — thanks to a fascinating geological phenomenon, temperatures at the Ice Holes remain between 0°C and 9°C all year round.

A classic that gets us in the spring mood every year: the Spring Valley. Due to its sheltered location, the spring flowers bloom here particularly early.

A short and easy walk, perfect for a little break with a picnic. Kids will love exploring the winding hedge maze and scrambling over the stone steps — plenty of opportunities to climb, play, and discover.

An easy hike in the Sarentino Valley that is rewarding in both summer and winter, offering a beautiful panorama of the idyllic mountain lake.

A hike to Castelfeder is especially recommended in spring and autumn when the climate is mild. The hills, with their many smooth, weathered rocks, offer a perfect climbing playground for children.

A large forest-themed playground with creative equipment inspired by woodland animals, right next to a Kneipp water therapy trail.

A fantastic and unique playground in Naz-Sciaves near Brixen (Bressanone) featuring a 5-meter-high wooden apple for climbing and sliding – a real highlight for kids!

This adventure playground offers tons of fun and action for kids of all ages – and it's completely free!

This forest playground covers a vast area and has everything a child could wish for. The highlight is the 56-meter-long giant slide, the longest in all of South Tyrol.

At Adventure Park Naturns, fun, games, and excitement await visitors of all ages! With around 40 different activities, it's all about skill, coordination, patience, and, most importantly—having a great time!

At Natural Bath Gargazon, you’ll swim in crystal-clear, chemical-free water that’s naturally purified – surrounded by water lilies, stunning mountain views, and a wonderfully family-friendly atmosphere.

A family-friendly open-air pool area with plenty of shade and a playground for children.

Nestled in the midst of a shady yew forest, you'll find this fantastic forest playground. The many wooden huts and tree houses invite the kids to play and explore.

Nestled in the forest, you'll discover numerous fairytale characters carved into tree trunks and a charming playground, reached by a scenic 20-minute hike on the Villandro Alp (Villanderer Alm).

This park combines art, nature, and fun. In addition to the many creative, life-sized wooden sculptures, the children can enjoy a fantastic water world during the summer months.

This toboggan run in the UNESCO World Natural Heritage site is especially family-friendly, with a leisurely 50-minute hike to the top. At the end, a small playground awaits the kids for some extra fun.

A beautiful, turquoise alpine lake in the Dolomites that has now become a well-known tourist hotspot. Because of the heavy crowds, it’s best to visit only at select times.

A beautiful hike along a mountain stream that leads to a charmingly rustic alpine hut, complete with handmade wooden play equipment – including a zip line! There are plenty of animals to see, and in the late afternoon, visitors can even help with feeding time upon request.

Hotel Adler in St. Johann in Ahrntal Valley offers a fantastic swimming area for families, and it is open to external guests in the mornings by prior arrangement.

With its indoor slide, large adventure pool, and baby pool, the Erlebnistherme (Adventure Spa) in Naturno is the perfect destination for families who can't wait for summer.

The mine in Prettau (Predoi) is the perfect hidden gem for hot summer days, or it serves as an excellent option for a rainy day activity. The visit is both adventurous and educational.

At the Miniature Railway World in Rabland, you can experience South Tyrol in miniature – complete with castles, farms, traffic jams on the Brenner Highway, and much more. And of course, countless trains!

Explore exotic plants, observe and feed animals, solve fun little puzzles, and dive into a tropical world with your kids!

Wanda is THE ultimate indoor playground in South Tyrol! Designed with love and attention to detail, it offers a dedicated toddler area, trampolines, a ball pit, slides, and so much more.

The hike around the Big Monticolo Lake mostly follows the shoreline and gives children plenty of opportunities to splash around in the water.

Altenburg, a charming area above Caldaro (Kaltern), is the perfect place for a fun and relaxing day with the whole family. You'll find forest playgrounds, a Kneipp hydrotherapy trail, streams, a turtle pond, and much more – all free of charge!

A short and easy hike with a beautiful lake panorama and a peaceful forest atmosphere.

Perched at 1,500 meters above sea level, Rotund Castle is one of the highest-altitude fortresses in all of Tyrol. This scenic circular hike combines stunning panoramic views with a touch of medieval history.

This adventure trail with 20 interactive stations all about the world of magic is a unique experience for children. Along the way, they can climb, balance, explore, and hide – making it a fun-filled journey of discovery and play.

The hike around Lake Caldaro is especially beautiful in spring and autumn, when there are fewer people on the trail and the temperatures are cooler.

The Tuff alpine hut is a true paradise for children. After a short hike, you reach the hut, which features a petting zoo and a playground, nestled in a breathtaking mountain setting.

The Gleif Church in Eppan can be reached via several paths. When you get to the top, you'll find a breathtaking panoramic view and natural rock formations perfect for the kids to explore and play.