Campo Tures: castle, winter golf and themed paths

Nestled in the heart of the Ahrntal Valley, Sand in Taufers is one of the most beloved destinations in South Tyrol. Surrounded by mountains, forests, and breathtaking landscapes, this charming alpine village captivates visitors in every season thanks to the perfect blend of nature, sports, relaxation, and culture.

The symbol of the area is the magnificent Castle Taufers, one of the most beautiful and most visited medieval castles in South Tyrol. Open to the public all year round, it dominates the valley from a rocky spur and can be reached with a pleasant 15-minute walk from the center of Sand in Taufers. Inside the castle, visitors can explore ancient halls, frescoes, armories, and medieval rooms full of atmosphere.

From Sand in Taufers, many stunning hikes in nature begin. Among the most popular are the famous Riva Waterfalls, easily reachable on foot from the village center through forest trails. The three waterfalls are among the most spectacular in South Tyrol, offering breathtaking views in every season.

The village lies within the Rieserferner-Ahrn Nature Park, one of the most impressive protected areas in the Dolomites, ideal for hiking, scenic walks, and outdoor experiences. Numerous trails cross the area, including the Nature Trail, the Knights’ Trail, and the scenic St. Francis Path.

Just a few minutes from the center is the Speikboden ski and hiking area, a perfect destination in both summer and winter. In winter it offers modern ski slopes, snowboarding, snowshoeing, and winter activities, while in summer it becomes a paradise for hiking, mountain biking, and panoramic views of the Dolomites.

For relaxation in summer, Sand in Taufers also offers a beautiful natural swimming pool surrounded by greenery, ideal for families and anyone looking to cool off on warm days.

A holiday in Sand in Taufers means experiencing authentic alpine life among medieval castles, spectacular waterfalls, scenic trails, and outdoor adventures in one of the most enchanting places in South Tyrol.