Snowshoeing and Winter walks

Crossing meadows and forests with snowshoes, savoring the silence and the whiteness of the snow

Snowshoeing, or walking with snowshoes, has become a very popular sport in recent years, but it also takes us back in time. In the past, our grandparents had to use wooden snowshoes to move more comfortably during the winter months when heavy snowfalls prevented easy travel.

Walking through snowy forests allows us to discover the tracks left by animals and to get to know a different, yet equally magical, nature compared to the summer.

Val di Rabbi, with its vast untouched spaces, is perfect for snowshoe excursions. In the valley, there are six marked trails with directional arrows and signs bearing the “snowshoe” logo.

Just a few minutes away from Alpen Hotel Rabbi

Rabbi’s Alpine Pastures: A 9km circular route of medium difficulty that takes us to the discovery of Terzolasa, Samocleva, and Caldesa Alpine pastures, starting from the Cavallar parking lot.

Valorz Farmhouses Trail: Starting from San Bernardo, the trail winds through the farmhouses of Valorz, leading us to the famous Valorz Waterfalls.

Malga Monte Sole: This challenging 6km route takes us from Rabbi Fonti to the Malga Montesole, reaching an altitude of over 2000 meters.

Suspension Bridge and Fratte Alpine Hut: An easier route that allows us to experience the magic of the famous suspension bridge over the frozen waterfall and gives us the opportunity to enjoy a typical meal at the alpine hut.

Malga Stablasolo: Starting from the Plan area, we hike up to Malga Stablasolo and the nearby Saent Waterfalls.

Along the Rabbies Creek.