- guided wine hikes with winery sightseeing, degustation of South Tyrolean top wines, typical South Tyrolean “Brettljause” (a special snack made of typical bead and cold cuts like “Speck”) in the woods
- bloom hike through our unique spring valley at the edge of the Montiggler forest; More than thousand spring flowers made this short little valley to one of the most famous South Tyrolean places
- splendid hikes around the lakes
- it is starting point for easy hikes into the surrounding villages through shady forests and fruit meadows, passing by typical inns in order to reach historic castles and palaces
- mountain tours on the surrounding mountains to look at the splendid meadow spring in May, to the alpine rose bloom in June, the hay harvest in July and August and the alpenglow in autumn.
- an extensive animation program with guided hikes and sightseeing of wine and champagne wineries
- as well as castle sightseeing
Around the Seeleiten Hotel, easily reachable on foot, you may find many, different, footpaths, which are considered to be some of the most beautiful footpaths of South Tyrol. Do you want to make an unforgettable hike in the mountains or undertake a revealing hike through the South Tyrolean vineyards or are you looking for more action? No problem at all, our receptionists Ingrid and Heike will be glad to help you and will try to answer your questions with many good tips and ideas. Furthermore, we offer the following extras for all hiking fans:
- weekly guided hiking tours with Mr. Moser with delicious “Brettljausen” (snack) and homemade wine
- specific trail maps, hiking sticks, backpacks, baby carriers and drinking bottles are available at the reception
- information map and portfolio with tips and tricks for your particular and individual hike
- informative wine hikes in spring and in autumn with Mr. Moser (trained and state tested Sommelier) and following wine degustation in the house-own wine cellar
 
Topic paths
Nature - & wine paths
on each path you can rediscover the love for nature again and find out a lot of and interesting things The landscape will be extremely appealing for young and old.
Nature teaching trail 'Gleif church – Eppan ice holes'
A nature teaching trail informs you about the geological particularities in the Eppan village area, from glacier pots to glacier cuts and the legendary 'devil’s chairs', as well as the natural phenomenon in Eppan: the Eppan ice holes.
wein.weg at Kaltern
Along the wein.weg, limestone-white stones mark the way and show the names of the individual wine-growing estates. The names of the vineyards are given partly in Rhaetian, partly of Roman origin, and remembered in poetry: Keil and Ölleiten, Vial and Prunar, Puntara and Palurisch, Salt and Plantaditsch ...
Wine Teaching Trail in Girlan
In co-operation with the Laimburg school, an interesting wine teaching trail was established, which explains different cultivation methods, all about the local grapes, as well as thousands of years of wine tradition.
The 'Friedensweg' Peace Path
The Kaltern 'Friedensweg' leads you from the centre of Kaltern to St. Peter in Altenburg. Seven stations invite you to rest and meditate. The five themes 'moderation/wisdom/justice/faith and hope' were designed by artists and adopted to the local environment. The sixth station (courage) is the Rastenbachklamm itself. The seventh (love) features the early Christian church ruins of St. Peter in Altenburg, which are probably the oldest church ruins in Tyrol.
The Ritten theme path
The Ritten theme path shows the special features of the high plateau: from the fascinating coming and going of the earth pyramids, to the old emperor’s road and the 'invention' of the summer holidays.
The Sarntal Horseshoe tour
An experience for the whole family. The six to seven stages from one hut to the next in the Sarn Valley Alps, offers you breath-taking views of the ice-covered mountain, at a height of more than 3,000 meters and into the jagged Dolomite peaks.
Traveling suggestion: Rittner horn (2260 m)
The Rittner horn is the most southern peak of the Sarntaler eastern mountain range and from here you have an amazing view of the surrounding mountain world.
Ascent: From Kolbenstein (Ritten) (1156 m) on way No. 1 northwards the inn Pemmern Inn (1538 m), further to the Unterhornhaus (2044 m) and from there upwards to the highest point of the summit, where there is also a protection house.
Walking time: approximately 2 hours
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