Between farmhouse and mountain air
There is always something to do on the farm, but if you want to go higher, you are already on the trail. Activities in the Sarntal valley start right outside the door, in summer and in winter. As our guest you get the Sarntal Card at no extra cost.

On the farm, all year round
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once a week
Our own alpine pasture
Once a week we head up to our own alpine pasture. Anyone who likes can hike with us.

with farm produce
Garden breakfast
We set the table outside in the garden, with eggs and speck from the farm and a view of the mountains.

in the speck cellar
Sarntal speck tasting
For groups, with a tour of the cellar. Tanja arranges the dates.

Eschgfeller farm
Mountain pine bath
The traditional Sarntal bath among warm mountain pine branches. At the Eschgfeller farm on request.

Eschgfeller farm
Mountain pine oil distillery
At the Eschgfeller farm you see how the essential oil is distilled from mountain pine branches.

Eschgfeller farm
Atem der Berge
Calm in the steam of warmed mountain pine branches, a wellness offer from the Eschgfeller farm for anyone who likes it quiet.

cooking together
Sarntal dumpling workshop
First you shape Sarntal dumplings together, then you eat them together for lunch.

with regional produce
Grill & Chill
A ready-prepared barbecue package. You make the evening yourself; order from Tanja.

sauna and massage
Nature Spa
Sauna and massage come to you at the farm on request. You do not need to go anywhere.
The dumpling course, barbecue package and massage are available on request only. Just give Tanja a call and arrange everything with her directly.
Call Tanja: +39 347 9142041Winter in the Sarntal valley
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from the farm
Winter and snowshoe hiking
You strap on your snowshoes right at the farm. With the Sarntal Card there are guided tours on Tuesdays and Thursdays and two days of free snowshoe hire.

15 km
Reinswald ski area
Slopes and a snow park, 15 kilometres from the farm. With the Sarntal Card the cable car is half price, and you can hire skis at the rental shop by the valley station.

around Reinswald
Stopping at alpine huts
Between skiing and tobogganing, several alpine huts around Reinswald invite you to stop. There you enjoy regional food and the winter sun.

Reinswald
Tobogganing
In Reinswald the cable car takes you up, and you come down on the toboggan run. With the Sarntal Card you pay only half for the ride up.

Penser valley
Cross-country skiing
The trail runs through the quiet Penser valley at the far end of the Sarntal valley. A weekly pass is included in the Sarntal Card.

Sarnthein
Ice skating
The ice rink is down in the village, only a few minutes from the farm. Good for an afternoon with children when legs are tired from hiking.
Summer in the Sarntal valley
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from the farm
Hiking
Trails to the alpine huts and summits of the Sarntal mountains start right at the farm. For longer tours there is the hiking bus, with the Sarntal Card there and back every day.

3 to 3.5 hours · 4 km
Marterloch adventure trail
Along the old mule track to Bolzano, with 21 stations about its history. The highlight is the longest suspension bridge in South Tyrol: 272 metres long, around 130 metres above the gorge.

mountain tour
To the Marburger Hütte and up the Jakobsspitze
A demanding mountain tour through alpine meadows and dwarf pine, over the Flaggerscharte pass and up the Jakobsspitze.

Sarntal valley
Mountain biking
Forest roads and alpine tracks lead into every side valley. At the Penserhof you charge your e-bike for free with the Sarntal Card and hire one at 15 per cent off.

Haflingerhof
Horse riding
Riding lessons out in the countryside, from age 12 and for experienced riders.

with Martin
Tandem paragliding
You sit in front, Martin steers. No experience needed.

Sarnthein
Outdoor pool
Three pools and a large lawn down in Sarnthein. With the Sarntal Card entry is free from June to September.

free
Indoor pool
As our guest you swim for free at the Hotel Olympia in Sarnthein. Good to know for rainy days.

museum
Rohrerhaus
An old Sarntal farmhouse furnished as it used to be, with a smoke kitchen, bread oven and workshop. A good outing for rainy days.

crafts
Sarner Gschick
Sarntal craftspeople show how quill embroidery, traditional costume and other old pieces from the valley are made. A look at what makes the Sarntal valley special.