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Venosta Valley
show on map Refuges in the Ortler holiday area
show on map More High altitude & mountain hikes in Venosta Valley
Hiking High Altitude
Healthy mountain air, some glacier wind, wild forests and lovely people: mountain climbers and mountain beginners appreciate the area around the Ortler, the highest mountain in South Tyrol.
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