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from 125 €
Hotel Waldhof
Vitalpina Hotel | Rablà near Meran
from 230 €
Alpenpalace Spa Retreat
Exclusive well-being oasis | St. Johann in Tauferer Ahrntal
from 220 €
Quellenhof Luxury Resort Passeier
Sport & wellness resort | St. Martin in Passeiertal
from 480 €
Naturhotel Waldheim
Active hotel | Altrei in Southern South Tyrol
from 96 €
Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Sonnenparadies
Wellness hotel | Terenten at Mt. Kronplatz
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from 144 €
Hotel Sand
Hiking - biking hotel | Kastelbell-Tschars
from 70 €
Alpwellhotel Burggräfler
Wellness hotel | Tisens near Meran
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from 65 €
Landhaus Fux
Residence | Schlanders in the Vinschgau
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from 90 €
Hotel Saltauserhof
Wellness hotel | St. Martin in Passeier
from 141 €
Vitalpina Hotel Schulerhof
Active hotel | Plaus near Meran
from 181 €
MIRABELL DOLOMITES HOTEL
Luxury . Ayurveda & SPA | Olang at Mt. Kronplatz
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from 122 €
Majestic – Unique Spa Resort
Wellness hotel | Reischach at Mt. Kronplatz
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from 163 €
Viktoria Alpine Spa Resort
Wellnesshotel | Hafling near Meran
from 110 €
Hotel & Spa Falkensteinerhof
Wellness hotel | Vals in Eisacktal
from 104 €
Hotel Vilpianerhof
Active hotel | Terlan in Southern South Tyrol

Hunting in South Tyrol

In the dense forests of South Tyrol you may meet not only hikers and mushroom pickers; also bouncing fellows and jaunty ladies with green cloths and loaded guns are sneaking through the coppice and sidling up to small and big prey animals.

In the majority of the case South Tyrolean hunters and huntresses chase hoofed game, local cloven-hoofed animals such as roes and harts, then also chamois, boars and moufflons. A second hunting field is small game, including for example foxes, hares and rabbits. In the South Tyrolean valleys fowling has also quite a long tradition.

But even the most skilled and unerring ones among the about 6,000 hunters in South Tyrol must not go deerstalking whenever and wherever they want to. Finally hunting means not only success and prestige for the hunter, but first and foremost preservation of the balance between wildlife stock and environment.

Hunting season from 1st May to 15th December

Today the territory of many animals becomes smaller and smaller; thus is an important assignment for huntsmen to maintain the diversity of game species and to protect the habitat. Therefore, it is strictly defined, which and how many animals may be hunted in a specified period of time.

Generally the hunting season for roe deer and red deer lasts from 1st May to 15th December, for all other animals are valid restricted periods. Hoofed game may be chased every day, small game at most three times per week – and that from one hour before sunrise till one hour after sunset.

Who may hunt?

In South Tyrol there is valid a so called social district hunting system with 8 hunting regions and 145 districts. In general everybody can go hunting in his municipality – provided that he pays the registration fee for the district and that he has a certification of hunting competence and a gun license, both achievable with a passed hunter exam.

At the very end a tip for all hunters and other interested people: Wolfsthurn Castle in Mareit/Ratschings houses the exciting Museum of Hunting and Fishing. 

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LANERHOF Active/Spa/Balance

A refuge to arrive and rest, since ever characterised by the warm hospitality of the Winkler family.

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from 200 €
WINKLER Sport & Spa Resort

A 5-star luxury design hotel that impresses with its symbiosis of natural materials and modern architecture.

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Hotel Solvie

An oasis for those seeking peace and quiet, small and refined, which lights up the heart with its variety and sun-spoilt panorama.

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Hotel Tirolerhof

Welcome to Tirolerhof. The perfect place for your active holidays – skiing, cross-country skiing and relaxing. Directly at Mt. Kronplatz in Gsies Valley.

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Hunting in South Tyrol
Hunting in South Tyrol

The hunters in South Tyrol contribute to the balance between wildlife population and the environment. Their job is to protect the habitats of the wildlife and to maintain biodiversity.

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Red deer enclosure Trafoi
Red deer enclosure Trafoi

Observe the impressive inhabitants of the Stilfserjoch National Park with a bit of luck

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Red deer enclosure Trafoi
Red deer enclosure Trafoi

Observe the impressive inhabitants of the Stilfserjoch National Park with a bit of luck

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Hunting in South Tyrol
Hunting in South Tyrol

The hunters in South Tyrol contribute to the balance between wildlife population and the environment. Their job is to protect the habitats of the wildlife and to maintain biodiversity.

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Hunting in South Tyrol
Hunting in South Tyrol

The hunters in South Tyrol contribute to the balance between wildlife population and the environment. Their job is to protect the habitats of the wildlife and to maintain biodiversity.

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Hunting in South Tyrol
Hunting in South Tyrol

The hunters in South Tyrol contribute to the balance between wildlife population and the environment. Their job is to protect the habitats of the wildlife and to maintain biodiversity.

Südtiroler Jagdportal
Hunting in South Tyrol
Hunting in South Tyrol

The hunters in South Tyrol contribute to the balance between wildlife population and the environment. Their job is to protect the habitats of the wildlife and to maintain biodiversity.

Südtiroler Jagdportal
Hunting in South Tyrol
Hunting in South Tyrol

The hunters in South Tyrol contribute to the balance between wildlife population and the environment. Their job is to protect the habitats of the wildlife and to maintain biodiversity.

Südtiroler Jagdportal
Hunting in South Tyrol
Hunting in South Tyrol

The hunters in South Tyrol contribute to the balance between wildlife population and the environment. Their job is to protect the habitats of the wildlife and to maintain biodiversity.

Südtiroler Jagdportal
Hunting in South Tyrol
Hunting in South Tyrol

The hunters in South Tyrol contribute to the balance between wildlife population and the environment. Their job is to protect the habitats of the wildlife and to maintain biodiversity.

Südtiroler Jagdportal

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Selected accommodations in South Tyrol

Ida - historic town apartments - Sterzing in Eisacktal

Ida - historic town apartments

Sterzing in Eisacktal
5 Excellent

Elegant apartments in the historical city centre of Sterzing, with modern comfort & high-quality furnishings, breakfast box on request, close to culture, nature & pleasures.

from 140 € per day
Landhaus Heinrich - Kaltern an der Weinstraße in Southern South Tyrol

Landhaus Heinrich

Kaltern an der Weinstraße in Southern South Tyrol
4.8 Excellent

Feel-good holidays in the Mediterranean environment of the southern Dolomites, with free access for three days to the beach of Lake Kaltern!

from 96 € per day
Grumser-Hof - Meran in Meran and environs

Grumser-Hof

Meran in Meran and environs
4.7 Excellent

Idyllic and quiet position, comfortable apartments with any comfort, ideal for couples, nature lovers and active vacationers.

from 80 € per day
Engel Appartements - Partschins-Rabland in Meran and environs

Engel Appartements

Partschins-Rabland in Meran and environs
4.9 Excellent

Holidays with privacy in the environs of Meran, historical building with modern furnishings, private sauna, magnificent view & countless activities in the surrounding area.

from 125 € per day
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