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Ötzi25 Music Festival
Ötzi25 Slackline
Saturday, 17 September 2016
Sunday, 18 September 2016
Music festival with South Tyrolean songwriters and bands
Dominik Plangger, Mainfelt & Loud, from 7 pm in the
main marquee in Madonna di Senales.
Slackline World Record Attempt at the Schnalstal Glacier
at 3,212 m at 10 a.m. & across the Vernagt lake at 12 a.m.
Voluntary donations will go to the mountain rescue in
Schnalstal.
Slackline Festival & Workshop for children and adults
at the Vernagt lake. Delicacies from local artisans in the
Schnalstal Valley. The Schnalser Goaslschneller (Schnalstal Valley whip crackers) will demonstrate this age-old tradition.
Slackliner Alexander Schulz: “I’ve always been fascinated by the mountains, and hiking, climbing, skiing and kayaking were my main sporting
passions until I came into contact with a slackline for the first time in 2008
and a new world opened up to me, in terms of sport and also mentally.
In a short space of time I found myself pushing the boundaries of slacklining. Because high lining is a team sport and my complex slackline projects
could only be carried out in a group, I have the support of my team, Once
Inch Dreams. In the Schnalstal Valley, I want to break another world record
together with my team and walk the longest slackline over water”.
Ötzi’s Anniversary
25 years ago, on 19 September 1991, Ötzi the mummy was
discovered in the Schnalstal Valley.
September is, therefore, all about Ötzi, the Iceman. The 19th
September 2016 marks the 25th anniversary of the discovery of what must be the most famous mummy in the world
by Erika and Helmut Simon on the Tisenjoch pass.
Ötzi day at the archeoParc
Ötzi Glacier Tour
Ötzi-themed children’s day in
the forest
Monday, 19 September 2016
Tuesday, 6, 13, 20 & 27 September 2016
Tuesday, 6, 13 & 20 September 2016
This is the 25th anniversary of the discovery of the Iceman.
The archeoParc is celebrating Ötzis “birthday” by offering
free admission, a guided tour every hour and a small gift for
each visitor. 10 am to 5 pm, no booking required.
Glacier circular day tour to the Ötzi discovery site (3,210
m) with a fascinating view of the north face of the Similaun.
This tour allows you to try out hiking as part of a rope team
and rock climbing while secured with ropes. Meeting point:
8.30 am at the information office in Maso Corto, booking
required before 5 pm the previous day, tour price € 100/person (with 3 people €120/person) Tourist Board Schnalstal
Valley, Tel. +39 0473 679 148.
We go on a journey of discovery at the archeoParc together
with a cultural mediator. What did Ötzi eat? How did he
come by his food? Do we like the taste of Stone Age food
today? After a short adventure hike, the programme includes handcrafting with Stone Age materials, archery, various
games and much, much more. Meeting point: 10 am at the
entrance to the archeoParc, booking required before 5 pm
the previous day, admission € 15/child with a Guest Card,
€20/child without a Guest Card. Tourist Board Schnalstal
Valley, Tel. +39 0473 679 148.
Price reduction of 25% with an Ötzi25 Card
Free of charge with an Ötzi25 Card
Activities by the Schnalstal Valley Mountain
Rescue at the Ötzi discovery site on Tisenjoch
from 12 am to 2 pm.
Hiking tour in Ötzi‘s footsteps
to Hinteres Eis summit
Ötzi Rope-Park
Archery like it was in Ötzi‘s day
Friday, 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 September 2016
At the Vernagt lake
Saturday, 3, 10, 17 & 24 September 2016
From Maso Corto (2,011 m), Archaeological Hiking Trail
no. 3 leads through High-Alpine terrain to the refuge lodge,
Bella Vista (2,842 m). After about 2.5 hours we reach the
refuge lodge with the breathtaking panorama that certainly
lives up to its name. The moderate climb to the Hinteres Eis
begins right there and after about 1.5 hours we reach the
Hinteres Eis summit at 3,269 m. The descent to Kurzras is
along the same route. Meeting point: 7.30 am at the information office in Maso Corto, booking required by 5 pm the
previous day, tour price € 10/person with a Guest Card, €
15/person without a Guest Card. Tourist Board Schnalstal
Valley, Tel. +39 0473 679 148.
The rope park in the Schnalstal Valley offers a taste of nature and adventure and thrills. The park has the following: a
course for small children and 10 more courses from light to
super difficult, from 2 m to 30 m; 7 Flying Foxes, 3 of which
are over a 50m deep ravine. NEW: a Giant Swing und 2 new
children’s courses.
In a one-hour course, Valentin offers an introduction to the
world of archery that includes an explanation of the materials used and a description of shooting techniques and the
correct shot sequence, which you can then practise yourself
on the shooting range. Meeting point: 3 pm at the Moarhof
Inn in Monte S. Catarina, booking required by 12 pm on the
same day, € 10/person with a Guest Card, € 15/person without a Guest Card. Tourist Board Schnalstal Valley, Tel. +39
0473 679 148.
Free of charge with an Ötzi25 Card
Ötzi Rope-Park
Mobile Ludwig +39 335 585 300 7
Mobile Klaus +39 335 801 091 5
[email protected]
www.hochseilgarten.bz
Free of charge with an Ötzi25 Card
Reduction of € 2 with an Ötzi25 Card
Schnalstal mountain sheep –
lamb and mutton specialities as
part of transhumance
2 to 25 September 2016
The innkeepers in the valley have come up with a wide variety of dishes based on the many recipes from the Schnalstal
farmers’ kitchens. Recipes from great-grandmother’s time
are prepared with 100% Schnals lamb and mutton. The good
old recipes are being tried out, adapted and re-interpreted
by the famers in Schnalstal.
An initiative of the Schnals Traders’ Association, the Schnals
Sheep Breeding Association and the Schnals Farmers’ Association.
Participating businesses:
Bella Vista refuge lodge, Piccolo Hotel Gurschler, Hotel Restaurant Gerstgras, Mountain Lake Hotel Vernagt, Hotel &
Chalets Edelweiss, Similaun Lodge, Aktiv- & Familienhotel
Adlernest, Tonzhaus Hotel-Restaurant, Hotel & Restaurant
Oberraindlhof, Hotel Zur Goldenen Rose, Restaurant Grüner, Gasthof Jägerrast-Vorderkas, Mitterkaser Alm, Rableid
Alm.
archeoParc Schnalstal Valley:
discovering Ötzi‘s habitat
Championships in pre-historic
archery
01.09. - 30.09.2016
24.09. & 25.09.2016
The archeoParc is an archaeological open air museum
with a visitor centre. It’s all about Ötzi here: the exhibition tells us how Ötzi, the Iceman worked, hunted and dressed. There are daily demonstrations and workshops in the
outdoor areas with the reconstructed Stone Age houses in
which you can try out Stone Age techniques and materials
for yourself.
Opening hours: daily 10 am to 5 pm.
Admission: € 8 and € 6 /child.
Download the current programme at: archeoparc.it/kalender/
On 24 and 25 September, the European Championships in
pre-historic archery and spear throwing will take place
for the fifth time in the Schnalstal Valley. Professionals and
amateurs from various countries take up the invitation of
archeoParc to test their skills with bows and arrows made
with materials from back then. And this in Ötzi’s very own
hunting ground! You too are very welcome to come along
and participate or spectate!
archeoParc
Madonna di Senales 163, I-39020 Schnalstal Valley
Tel +39 0473 676 020
[email protected]
www.archeoparc.it
Admission free with an Ötzi25 Card
Details and invitation at: www.archeoparc.it/
South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology
Up and up by mountain cableway
Ötzi - The Iceman
Glacier cable car – discover Ötzi’s glacier world
Ötzi, the Iceman has been on view in the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology in Bolzano since 1998. In addition to
the mummy and its clothing and equipment that are unique
the world over, this permanent exhibition gives us a glimpse
of life during the Copper Age, the research history involved,
criminal investigations and the cultural phenomena associated with the Iceman.
The South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology is open all year
round. Opening hours: 10 am to 5.30 pm. Mondays closed.
However, the museum is open on Mondays during the
months of July, August and December. For further information for visiting the museum, please see the museum homepage at: www.iceman.it.
South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology
Museumstraße 43, 39100 Bolzano, Italy
Tel +39 0471 320 100
[email protected]
www.iceman.it
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This is the highlight of any holiday or trip to the Schnalstal
Valley. In just under 7 minutes, visitors are taken by glacier
cable car up to 3,212 m. Enjoy the hospitality at the highest
hotel in Europe, the Glacier Hotel Grawand, and the incredible panoramic view from the large sun deck. You can
also climb a genuine 3,000 m peak in only 10 minutes: the
Grawand peak (3,251 m), or you can hike along the Grawand
ridge, feeling very close to heaven (15 minutes).
Ticket price reduction of 10% with an Ötzi25 Card and parking on the carpark in Maso Corto free of charge.
Lazaun lift – hike to Ötzi’s high plateau
The Lazaun high plateau at 2,500 m is easily reached with
the Lazaun chair lift from Maso Corto. This plateau is marked by the power of the glacier and has a very special and
diverse flora on its high moor. Rock partridge, snow grouse
and marmots are at home here. The Lazaun lodge is a possible rest point.
Ticket price reduction of 10% with an Ötzi25 Card from 1
to 18 September 2016 and parking on the carpark in Maso
Corto free of charge.
Cable car Unterstell – discover Ötzi‘s
Sonnenberg mountain
Discover the Vinschger Sonnenberg mountain high above
Naturno. Enjoy relaxing hikes and savour the traditional
food and drinks on the mountain farms.
Ticket price reduction of 10% with an Ötzi25 Card
Audio guide free of charge in the Museum with an Ötzi25
Card
Transhumance
Saturday, 10 September 2016 in Vernago
The 2,000 sheep and 200 goats set out from the Niedertal
high pastures early in the morning. The animals reach the
Similaun hut (3,019 m) on the Niederjoch at about 9 am and
Vernago (1,700 m) between 1 and 2 pm. Traditional shepherd
festival in Vernago with music, grilled lamb and mutton –
and other typical Schnalstal delicacies
IMPORTANT: We recommend the use of the shuttle bus from Madonna
di Senales as parking is limited in Vernago. Events may be postponed due
to inclement weather. Events may be postponed due to inclement weather.
Sunday, 11 September 2016 in Maso Corto
2,500 sheep will leave the Rofenberg high pastures early in
the morning. They reach the Hochjoch, near the Bella Vista
refuge lodge (2,845 m) at about 12 pm and Maso Corto (2,011
m) between 3 and 4 pm. Shepherd festival with Schnalstal
specialities from about 10 am at the riding stables in Maso
Corto.
IMPORTANT: Events may be postponed due to inclement weather.
Price reduction of 10% on the Transhumance ticket* with
an Ötzi25 Card
* The Transhumanz Special Ticket includes the ascent with the cable car to the glacier, transit with the chair lift Grawand and Gletschersee and then come down together with the shepherds and
sheep to Maso Corto or travel by chair lift back to Grawand.
Place of discovery Ötzi
Ötzi25 Card
The advantage card is a community project by the
Schnalstal Valley Tourist Board and its partners. The
Ötzi25 Card is valid from 1 to 30 September 2016
and is available at the member hotels, restaurants
and businesses of the Schnalstal Valley Tourist Board.
The Ötzi25 Card can be purchased at the tourist office Schnalstal Valley for € 30,00.
Tourist Board Schnalstal Valley
Certosa/Karthaus 42
I-39020 Val Senales/Schnalstal Valley BZ
Tel +39 0473 679 148
[email protected]
www.schnalstal.it
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