Surroundings

• Gorge path Martelltal: The Plima Gorge at the end of the Martelltal was formed over thousands of years by the ice water of the Cevedale and offers a unique hiking opportunity for every visitor. To the information video.

• Bicycle path Meran- Malles: Our campsite recently had a direct connection to the 60-kilometer cycle path that runs from Malles to Meran. If you have not brought your bike with you, there are 7 bike rental shops along the railway line from Meran to Mals where the bikes can also be returned independently of the rental station: Meran train station, Naturns train station, Latsch train station, Schlanders train station, Spondinig train station and Malles train station .

• St. Martin cable car: The valley station of the St. Martin cable car is right next to our campsite. The gondola takes you to 1740 meters above sea level to the small mountain farming village of St. Martin with its traditional snack stations. On the Vinschger Sonnenberg you have a variety of circular hiking and high mountain trails, as well as mountain bike trails at your disposal.

• Tarscher Alm chairlift: The chairlift takes you comfortably to a special kind of biking and hiking paradise. The valley station can be reached in a few minutes by car or by bus, starting from the train station in Laces.

• Archery parcour Tarsch: Another leisure experience for the whole family is offered by the archery course at the valley station of the chairlift to the Tarscher Alm. On an area with around 28 stations, you can shoot at animal dummies from the areas of fantasy, Africa and the Alps. The course can be reached by bus from Laces train station.

• Latsch climbing garden : About 200 meters from the campsite you will find the climbing garden on the slope of the Latsch Sonnenberg. The levels of difficulty range from 4b to 8a, so there are plenty of opportunities for beginners and advanced climbers.

• MMM Juval Castle: One of the famous Messner Mountain Museums, with its permanent exhibition “Mountain Myth”, is only a few kilometers away at the entrance to Val Senales. This can be reached by a shuttle bus which transports you from the car park at the foot of the rock face to the museum. Alternatively, the Latschander Waalweg leads you in a 12-kilometer hike from the campsite to the castle.

Hiking

The holiday village of Laces and the Martelltal impress with their scenic diversity. There are hiking trails for all requirements: easy family hiking trails and varied Waal trails that have no significant inclines, educational themed trails and circular hikes, guided tours and alpine hikes, but also mountain tours and climbing tours in the high mountains up to just under 4000 m above sea level.

Bike

Mountain biking in the Latsch-Martelltal holiday region is a real treat for beginners, but also for passionate mountain bikers and racing cyclists. The almost 170 kilometers of MTB trails around Latsch and the Martelltal are well signposted and promise lots of trail fun for everyone. The dry, flowing trails on the Sonneberg are known far beyond the borders and speak for themselves with the steppe-like, dry, varied tours.

Run and train

The sports village of Latsch is a popular running and training destination, which both locals and international athletes appreciate. With the SportForum, the IceForum and the AquaForum as well as the numerous outdoor training routes, Latsch and Martell offer ideal conditions for running and have thus become a top running region.