Belpiano (Schöneben) – Malga S. Valentino (Haideralm) Ski Area

The new Schöneben Snow Park is well adapted for beginners and experts alike. Its optimal integration with two of the ski area’s lifts guarantees loads of fun without long walks or waiting times. The critic of the German review website Skiresort.de awarded Schöneben Snow Park five out of five stars, ranking it one of the top ten snow parks in the Alps. The park offers everything you want in a professional snow park, including butter boxes, an industry flat rail, a bull tube, a fun slope, and ever-popular third tubes, of course. The snow park is shaped on a daily basis.

Technical Information:
Kickers
4-wave run
Beginner line: 4 kickers, 3–6 m
Kicker line: 2 kickers, 2–5 m
Medium kicker line: 4 kickers, 6–8 m
Advanced kicker line: 4 kickers, 9–13 m

Rails
1 flat rail 8m 1 down rail 8m

Boxes
1 straight box 6m
1 step butter box 6m
1 butter XL
1 rainbow butter box
1 A-frame butter box
1 kink butter box
1 elephant butter box
1 S-curve box
1 kink box, ¾ m
1 wave butter box

Other
1 mushroom & kicker bank
1 wall ride

Preparation
1 head shaper
2 shapers

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Schönis Kinderland is located directly next to the summit station of Schöneben Cable Car. The popular children's area at Schöneben Ski Area is very easily accessible with a magic carpet lift. Experienced instructors, who offer the little ones an exciting skiing programme, are present throughout the day to supervise. The mascot Schöni, a cuddlesome marmot, is also there to accompany and guide the children as they become more familiar with skiing.

Schönis Kinderland offers loads of fun, new playground equipment and pedagogically sound learning programmes. Here, budding skiers can learn the fun way under the expert guidance of the instructors and counsellors of Reschen Ski School.

Information

The Haideralm ski area is a popular summer hiking area and offers beautiful snowshoe trails in the winter. Many of the sign-posted trails are also passable in winter without snowshoes, as long as you have some waterproof hiking boots. Diverse snowshoe trails for visitors of all skill levels await, nestled amidst the breathtaking scenery of this tri-border area where Austria, Italy, and Switzerland meet. The instructors at Haideralm Ski School offer guided snowshoe hikes; snowshoes are available for rental at local sport shops.

The Routes:
San Valentino to Piavenna (Plawenn)
Route: From San Valentino to Piavenna, via the Schaferhütte mountain refuge. Return along the street to the group of houses known as the Case dei Pescatori (Fischerhäusern), which offers a unique panoramic view.
Walking time: 2.5 hours
Altitude differential: 270 m
Torch hike: no
Guide: no

San Valentino to Plagött
Route: Follow the main road of San Valentino through a larch forest and past the ski slopes to the Plagött alpine pastures.
Walking time: 30 minutes
Altitude differential: 160 m
Torch hike: yes
Guide: no

Lake Loop
Route: From the Sper sports zone, head out in the direction of Padöll and continue to the end of Lago di Muta Lake; return along the left side of the lake, past the Case dei Pescatori group of houses, and on to San Valentino.
Walking time: 1.5 hours
Altitude differential: 0 m
Torch hike: no
Guide: no

Greinhof Farm Tavern
Route: Follow the Untere Militärstraße Road (lit: lower military road) to Greinhof Farm Tavern. From there, climb through the forest to the Oberen Militärstraße Road (lit: upper military road) or continue along the Untere Militärstraße Road to Resia (Reschen).
Walking time: 2.5 hours
Altitude differential: 100 m
Torch hike: no
Guide: no

For more information about snowshoe hikes at the Haideralm ski area