at Reinswald
Sledging, pure fun
Sledging in the ski area Reinswald: fun for the whole family! On perfectly prepared runs, you’ll race through a snow-covered winter landscape. The idyllic surroundings and the varied route make sledging an unforgettable experience. Whether it's alone or with others, an exciting adventure awaits you in the heart of the South Tyrolean Alps. Additionally, Reinswald is home to the first sledging park in South Tyrol, offering a unique track for even more sledging fun.
Sledging runs
| Status | Name | Length | Height difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Natural sledge run - Reinswalder Wiesn | 4,5 km | 560 m | |
| Natural racing sledge run - Sunnolm | 0,72 km | 110 m | |
| Toboggan Park | km | m |
Sledging under the moon
Experience sledging in a different way: For all those who can't get enough of winter sports, the cable car runs even longer on some days! On the 31.01.2026 and 28.02.2026 the cable car also runs from 17.30 to 19.30, and the huts are also open for you.
Dinner at the huts is only available for guests with a reservation!
Rent sledges
Rent a sledge at the Reinswald ski rental: it's perfect for a winter adventure! At the Reinswald ski rental, visitors can rent high-quality sledges for a thrilling ride through the snow-covered landscape. Whether for a relaxing sledge tour or an exciting race – everyone will find the perfect sledge for unforgettable experiences in the snow. The ski rental is located near the valley station of the Reinswald ski area, making it the ideal starting point for your sledging adventure.
Good to know
Necessary equipment: helmet, boots with suitable soles (waterproof if possible), gloves, ski mask or goggles.
Not permitted: sledging with ski boots, using bob sledges and paddles on the slope
The helmet requirement for minors, which has been in place since 2021, has been extended: effective immediately, i.e., at the start of the 2025-26 winter season, all people participating in sledding, skiing, ski touring, snowboarding, etc. in the ski area are required to wear a helmet. Violations may result in an administrative fine of €100 to €150 and a ban on access to the facilities for one to three days.
on 22km of slopes
