Winter Holidays in Bolzano-Bozen and the Surrounding Area
30 August 2026
Winter Holidays in Bolzano-Bozen and the Surrounding Area
Experience the magic of winter in San Genesio-Jenesien
The area surrounding the city offers unexpected landscapes where you can experience the magic of winter. In San Genesio, the meadows of the Salto plateau are covered in a soft blanket of snow, the larch trees shimmer in their sparkling winter attire, the sun shines almost every day and for longer than in the city, while a restorative silence envelops everything around you.
Admire the breathtaking views of the snow-covered peaks of the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, during a winter hike, on snowshoes, on horseback with our gentle Haflinger horses, or on a horse-drawn sleigh or carriage. When weather conditions permit, you can also go ice skating at the San Genesio rink. Or embrace the fun and excitement of cross-country skiing and tobogganing on the local trails and slopes.
Dream winter holidays for everyone on the Renon-RItten
When winter arrives, the Renon plateau becomes an ideal destination for a holiday in the snow. Ski enthusiasts and families will find gentle slopes and wide runs at Corno del Renon, while nature lovers can experience the magic of the winter landscape on snowshoes or cross-country skis in the fresh snow, or by ice skating on frozen lakes and ice rinks.
More than 300 kilometres of hiking trails wind their way through forests, meadows and mountain peaks, offering breathtaking landscapes. And sport is not the only attraction in winter on the plateau: Renon’s restaurants also show their best side during the colder months, serving special dishes and local delicacies in a warm and welcoming family atmosphere.
OPENING
Corno del Renon cable car
From 6–8 December and daily from 13 December to 15 March 2026, from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Bus 166 from Collalbo to Tre Vie and the valley station of the Corno del Renon cable car
The Renon plateau also offers a selection of WINTER HOLIDAY PACKAGES.
Image: Renon Railway, Courtesy TVR