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Farm Holidays in Hafling - Vöran
Farm Holidays in Hafling - Vöran

A quiet hiking paradise

A place of adventure

Hafling - Vöran

Farm Holidays in Hafling - Vöran

Whether it's at 'Knottnkino', in Meran 2000 skiing and hiking area or on the back of a Haflinger pony, on a Farm Holiday in Hafling - Vöran, nature will be calling the shots.  

The Tschögglberg mountain ridge runs just a few kilometres away from the spa town of Meran. Here, on a sunny high plateau, lie the villages of Vöran and Hafling and Meran 2000 skiing and hiking country. Wealthy citizens of Bozen and Meran would spend their summer holidays on farms on the Tschögglberg plateau as far back as 1870, and a precocious form of tourism started to develop in this area, which covers altitudes of between 1,000 to 2,000 metres above sea level.

Whether it's at 'Knottnkino', in Meran 2000 skiing and hiking area or on the back of a Haflinger pony, on a Farm Holiday in Hafling - Vöran, nature will be calling the shots. 

The Tschögglberg mountain ridge runs just a few kilometres away from the spa town of Meran. Here, on a sunny high plateau, lie the villages of Vöran and Hafling and Meran 2000 skiing and hiking country. Wealthy citizens of Bozen and Meran would spend their summer holidays on farms on the Tschögglberg plateau as far back as 1870, and a precocious form of tourism started to develop in this area, which covers altitudes of between 1,000 to 2,000 metres above sea level.


The call of the mountains
Whether it's on long hike or on the back of a Haflinger pony, the farms and pastures of the surrounding area are never far from a holiday flat or room in Hafling - Vöran. A tour of the mountain pastures leading to Vöraner Joch, which may also be done by mountain bike, is a particularly popular one. At Kreuzjoch, the highest point of the tour at over 2,000 metres above sea level, a fabulous panorama will reward you. The 'Hufeisentour',  or 'Horseshoe Tour', and the E5 European Long Distance Path also lead over Tschögglberg high plateau. Anyone looking for a challenge will appreciate the demanding hikes around the mountains and to their peaks, such as the 2,581-metre-high Ifinger mountain, the local mountain of Meran. Other free time options include mountain biking, Nordic Walking, paragliding and climbing. The summer sledge run at Meran 2000, featuring 40 kilometres of easy to medium difficulty ski pistes suitable for both beginners and more advanced skiers, is another highlight. Daring snowboarders and freestylers will love it here, too: new Snowpark Meran 2000 may be found in the further reaches of the ski resort.


A cinematic landscape 
A trip to one of the three 'Knottenkinos' is a must on a holiday in Hafling - Vöran. These are viewing platforms nestling amidst the countryside. When South Tyroleans speak of a 'Knottn', they mean a rock. A visit to a rocky cinema on Rotsteinkogel mountain above Vöran is an impressive experience where nature skillfully sets the scene. Sitting down on one of the 30 chairs made of steel and chestnut wood and reminiscent of cinema seats, you will be able to enjoy views of the Etsch river valley, the Penegal mountain, the Dolomites, the Weißhorn mountain, Ultental valley, the Texelgruppe mountains, the Meran valley basin and Passeiertal valley. The church of St. Kathrein, St. Johann parish church in Hafling and St. Nikolaus parish church in Vöran in the area around Vöran and Hafling are also worth a look.


A horse race and 'KornArt'
The traditional Haflinger pony race on Easter Monday on the race track in Meran has to be a highlight of a Farm Holiday in Hafling - Vöran. Lots of farmers from Tschögglberg and their horses first form part of the traditional procession with decorated horse-drawn carriages and traditional music bands through the centre of Meran before taking part in the race.
'KornArt' series of events in Hafling and Vöran, on the other hand, focusses on the cultivation of grain. In May and June, local types of grain such as oats, rye, barley or buckwheat may be tasted. Attention is drawn to the variety of the local cultural landscape during tours of mills, visits to farms and culinary walks.

 

 

Why you should take a Farm Holiday in Hafling - Vöran:

  • Easy summer and winter walks
  • Not far from the spa town of Meran
  • Home to docile Haflinger ponies

The call of the mountains
Whether it's on long hike or on the back of a Haflinger pony, the farms and pastures of the surrounding area are never far from a holiday flat or room in Hafling - Vöran. A tour of the mountain pastures leading to Vöraner Joch, which may also be done by mountain bike, is a particularly popular one. At Kreuzjoch, the highest point of the tour at over 2,000 metres above sea level, a fabulous panorama will reward you. The 'Hufeisentour',  or 'Horseshoe Tour', and the E5 European Long Distance Path also lead over Tschögglberg high plateau. Anyone looking for a challenge will appreciate the demanding hikes around the mountains and to their peaks, such as the 2,581-metre-high Ifinger mountain, the local mountain of Meran. Other free time options include mountain biking, Nordic Walking, paragliding and climbing. The summer sledge run at Meran 2000, featuring 40 kilometres of easy to medium difficulty ski pistes suitable for both beginners and more advanced skiers, is another highlight. Daring snowboarders and freestylers will love it here, too: new Snowpark Meran 2000 may be found in the further reaches of the ski resort.


A cinematic landscape 
A trip to one of the three 'Knottenkinos' is a must on a holiday in Hafling - Vöran. These are viewing platforms nestling amidst the countryside. When South Tyroleans speak of a 'Knottn', they mean a rock. A visit to a rocky cinema on Rotsteinkogel mountain above Vöran is an impressive experience where nature skillfully sets the scene. Sitting down on one of the 30 chairs made of steel and chestnut wood and reminiscent of cinema seats, you will be able to enjoy views of the Etsch river valley, the Penegal mountain, the Dolomites, the Weißhorn mountain, Ultental valley, the Texelgruppe mountains, the Meran valley basin and Passeiertal valley. The church of St. Kathrein, St. Johann parish church in Hafling and St. Nikolaus parish church in Vöran in the area around Vöran and Hafling are also worth a look.


A horse race and 'KornArt'
The traditional Haflinger pony race on Easter Monday on the race track in Meran has to be a highlight of a Farm Holiday in Hafling - Vöran. Lots of farmers from Tschögglberg and their horses first form part of the traditional procession with decorated horse-drawn carriages and traditional music bands through the centre of Meran before taking part in the race.
'KornArt' series of events in Hafling and Vöran, on the other hand, focusses on the cultivation of grain. In May and June, local types of grain such as oats, rye, barley or buckwheat may be tasted. Attention is drawn to the variety of the local cultural landscape during tours of mills, visits to farms and culinary walks.

 

 

Why you should take a Farm Holiday in Hafling - Vöran:

  • Easy summer and winter walks
  • Not far from the spa town of Meran
  • Home to docile Haflinger ponies
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Pichlerhof flower flower flower
Fam. Egger  | Hafling  (Meran and environs)
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Farm's own products: milk, eggs
Farm offers: Rural handicrafts on the farm, Experience the hay harvest, Barn visits
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Fam. Alber  | Vöran  (Meran and environs)
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Product corner: milk, yoghurt, eggs ...
Farm offers: Experience everyday life on the farm, Helping out in the barn, Barn visits ...
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Fam. Reiterer  | Hafling  (Meran and environs)
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Farm's own products: eggs, fruit jams, bread ...
Farm offers: Experience everyday life on the farm
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Holiday flat from 88€ a night
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Knottnkinos: Where nature calls the shots
Knottnkinos
Where nature calls the shots
Ötzi find spot: On the trail of a glacier mummy
Ötzi find spot
On the trail of a glacier mummy
Ancient larch trees in Ultental valley: gnarly giants in St. Gertraud
Ultental valley larches
Gnarly giants in St. Gertraud
Schildhöfe Passeiertal valley: born of nobility and privilege
Schildhöfe Passeier valley
Born of nobility and privilege
Meran Spa: an oasis of wellbeing in the middle of Meran
Meran Spa
Oasis of wellbeing in the middle of Meran
Castle Tyrol: old walls with history
Castle Tyrol
Old walls with history
The Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle: flower power
Trauttmansdorff Castle
Flower power
01
April
Haflinger Horse Race
Meran
April
Trauttmansdorff Castle
Meran
April
Farmers’ Gourmet Mile
Lana
13-12
Apr/May
Dandelion Weeks
Ulten-Deutschnonsberg
21
April
Farm Blossom Festival
Lana
05-06
May/Oct
Every first Sunday of the month from May to October
‘Tallner Sunntig’
Schenna
07-14
July
South Tyrol Classic Car Rally
Schenna
21
July
Ulten Farm Run
Ulten
August
Farmers’ Night Market
Ulten
25
August
Burggräfler Palio
Meran
September
Sheep Drive
Schnals
September
Pfelders Cattle Drive
Moos in Passeier
September
Ultental Valley Cattle Drive
Ulten
September
Meran Gran Prix
Meran
20-03
Oct/Nov
Chestnut Days
Tisens
08-12
November
Fine Wine and Food Festival
Meran
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