The air grows crisper, the days grow shorter – and that’s exactly what makes an autumn vacation in South Tyrol, in Val Venosta, so special: It invites you to slow down, to enjoy, to breathe deeply. Endless views open up for mountain hikes, bike tours, and walks through nature. PS: Don’t forget your camera – during your September and October mountain stay in South Tyrol, you’ll experience true postcard moments.
Outside the fire crackles, on the terrace you can smell freshly roasted chestnuts – lovingly prepared by host Georg himself. Autumn indulgence in true South Tyrolean style, with a view that couldn’t be more beautiful.
The journey here is already a small spectacle – no other panorama shines as intensely as in autumn. Nature glows in bright red, orange, and gold. Perfect for diving straight into autumn magic and enjoying the panorama show.
While the cool autumn air blows outside, it becomes all the more cosy inside. Steaming infusions in the sauna, soothing warmth in the steam bath, and a 30 °C indoor pool– the perfect ingredients for a wonderfully relaxed autumn day.
Before winter comes, pedal once more – now is the best time for enjoyable tours: pleasant temperatures, clear views, and paths lined with colourful leaves. With our e-bikes you can ride effortlessly through golden forests, past alpine huts and mountain peaks – with panoramic stops you simply must experience.
Autumn in Val Venosta is particularly impressive thanks to the colourful foliage, mild temperatures, and harvest season. The region offers ideal conditions for hiking and outdoor activities.
Near Panoramahotel Watles there are numerous opportunities for outdoor activities. Hiking on the surrounding mountains, mountain biking, and classic car excursions over legendary passes such as the Stelvio or the Ofenpass are particularly recommended. The autumn landscape makes these activities especially beautiful. Paragliding is also very popular – with its own take-off and landing sites, autumn provides particularly good conditions for flying enthusiasts.
Törggelen is a traditional South Tyrolean autumn event where the new wine (Suser) and typical seasonal specialities such as chestnuts, speck, and Schlutzkrapfen are enjoyed. The Törggelen season usually begins at the end of September and lasts into November.
The adventure mountain Watles usually opens at the beginning of November in autumn. Depending on the weather and season, opening times may vary slightly. We recommend checking in advance – we are happy to assist you.
Yes, many huts and alpine pastures are open in autumn, especially during the Törggelen season. They offer traditional dishes and drinks. Some huts close in October, depending on the weather and altitude. We recommend checking in advance whether a hut is open.
In September, temperatures in Val Venosta are mild, usually between 15 and 20 °C. In October, temperatures drop to 5–15 °C, and nights can already be cool. By November, it becomes noticeably colder, and in higher regions frost is common.
We enjoyed 4 wonderful days at Hotel Watles. A highlight was the wine tasting with Philipp. The larch forest around Watles showed itself in its most beautiful colours. We’re already looking forward to our next stay in March.
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