You can explore the area on foot, taking in the sights along the way. There are apple orchards and vineyards in sunny valleys, cool forests on mountain slopes, rocky mountains and mountain passes, and stony paths. Tramin is the perfect place for hiking boots. It's a special experience to start in the valleys and climb up to panoramic points or places with unique landscapes.
The hike to Lake Kaltern is a great sunny day activity. You can either stay on the bank while swimming or continue hiking. The impressive Rastenbachklamm leads over stairs, bridges and ladders through a cool gorge up to the town of Altenburg. Does she want to go even further? On nearby Fennberg there is a particularly attractive hiking area around Lake Fenner. If you’re looking for a more relaxed pace, you can explore the Cholera Trail, which offers insights into the region’s history, or the Traminer Höhenweg. The Gummererhof is a popular spot for hiking.
From the viewing platform, you can see these great hiking spots: the geologically unique Bletterbach Gorge (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), the two peaks Weißhorn and Schwarzhorn, and the Trudner Horn Nature Park, which is home to lots of different plants and animals. The nature park goes from 220 m to 1,700 m above sea level and is a great place for hiking with its 400 km of marked paths. There are also lots of exciting and promising paths leading up to Monte Roen on the slope where the wine village of Tramin basks in the sun.
From the viewing platform, you can see these great hiking spots: the geologically unique Bletterbach Gorge (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), the two peaks Weißhorn and Schwarzhorn, and the Trudner Horn Nature Park, which is home to lots of different plants and animals. The nature park goes from 220 m to 1,700 m above sea level and is a great place for hiking with its 400 km of marked paths. There are also lots of exciting and promising paths leading up to Monte Roen on the slope where the wine village of Tramin basks in the sun.
