Skiing in South Tyrol – Winter around Innichen
Every winter, Innichen reveals itself as a true winter wonderland and invites you to skiing & more in South Tyrol. The Innichen ski area combines the local mountain Haunold directly in the village with the large 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area just a few kilometers away. This blog post shows you everything about slopes, toboggan runs, cross-country trails, and winter hiking right here in the Hochpustertal.
Last updated: October 2026
The Most Important in Brief
- Innichen ski area: Local mountain Haunold directly in the village + 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area only 4 km away
- 115 kilometers of slopes on 5 mountains with 31 lifts
- Season start 2026/27: from 14.11.2026 (Kreuzberg), main operation from 28.11.2026
- Ski pass from 61.00 € (half-day) or 75.00 € (day) during the season
- Night skiing on Haunold: Tuesday & Friday, 7:00 PM–10:00 PM
- From Glinzhof to the lifts: free ski shuttle
→ Inquire about rooms at Glinzhof for your winter holiday now
Table of Contents
- Innichen Ski Area: Skiing on Haunold and in the 3 Zinnen Dolomites
- When is the 2026/27 season start at the 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area?
- Dolomiti Superski
- Tobogganing in Innichen, Sexten and surroundings
- Night skiing and night tobogganing on Haunold
- Cross-country skiing in Innichen and the Dolomites
- Winter hiking, snowshoeing and ski touring in Innichen
- Not enough winter sports, action and adventure yet?
- After fulfilling days - looking for relaxation and wellness?
Innichen Ski Area: Skiing on Haunold and in the 3 Zinnen Dolomites
The San Candido ski area consists of two parts: Located directly in the center of San Candido, the family ski area and local mountain Haunold warmly welcomes its guests. Only 4 kilometers from San Candido, in the district of Vierschach, is the entrance to the Three Peaks Dolomites ski area, the main ski area of the region.
Our tip for families: Start relaxed at Haunold – clear, sunny, and ideal for practicing. Take a few leisurely runs in the morning, rent a toboggan at the top at lunchtime, and combine skiing fun with a toboggan ride. If your legs get tired, come back to our farm relaxed in the afternoon – the little ones can then explore the snow outside the front door or visit the stable.
The 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area is located amidst the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites and presents wonderful nature and unforgettable views. Regularly operating ski shuttles and the brand-new ski train transport snow-hungry skiers to the ski Eldorado of the Dolomites.
115 kilometers of slopes on 5 connected ski mountains, which are linked by 31 modern ski lifts, await you. 3 Zinnen Dolomites takes you to the heights of Helm, Stiergarten, Rotwand, Ski Area Val Comelico, and Haunold. Enjoy the view of the surrounding mountain peaks before you race down towards the valley.
The 5 mountains of the 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area:
- Helm
- Stiergarten
- Rotwand
- Ski Area Val Comelico
- Haunold
In addition, the ski lifts in Prags, at the Rienz Skicenter Toblach, Waldheim/Sexten, and Kreuzberg are available to you. The 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area aims to reach the top of the Dolomite ski areas with a structured development plan. The 31 ascent facilities are considered the most modern in the entire Alpine region. Nevertheless, the ski area is still considered an insider tip. You will rarely encounter overly crowded slopes here. A big plus for safety and skiing pleasure.
You can find out more about the individual ski areas Haunold, Helm, Stiergarten, Rotwand, and Rienz in another blog post - The 5 most popular ski areas in and around San Candido.
Interesting: The 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area was formerly called Sextner Dolomiten-Alta Pusteria. The very popular Sexten ski area is now part of the large ski region in Hochpustertal. The Sexten ski area specifically included Croda Rossa, the Rotwand, and the Helm-Sexten cable car. Monte Elmo, Helm, geographically belonged to the San Candido ski area. The access to the Helm lifts was in Vierschach, which is now the starting point for the 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area.
Looking for an adrenaline rush? If you are particularly daring, you can hurtle down the steepest ski slope in South Tyrol in the Rotwand ski area. The approximately 700-meter-long Holzriese II slope has a maximum gradient of 71%.
When is the start of the 2026/27 season at the 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area?
In brief: The first lifts at Kreuzberg start on 14.11.2026, the majority of the 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area (Helm, Rotwand, Signaue, Stiergarten) follows on 28.11.2026, Haunold on 05.12.2026.
Finally, unlimited skiing pleasure³ can begin again. Planned season start in the Dolomites ski area 3 Zinnen Dolomites is on 14.11.2026 at Kreuzberg, Monte Croce. On 28.11.2026, Signaue, Helm (Vierschach and Helmjet Sexten), the Rotwand cable car, the Drei Zinnen cable car, the Stiergarten cable car, and the 3 Zinnen Racing Arena in Toblach will follow. Haunold and Waldheim start the 2026/27 ski season on 05.12.2026, Prags also on 05.12.2026. Toblach (Rienz ski lift) and Ski Area Val Comelico open on 19.12.2026.
Night skiing and night tobogganing, which takes place every Tuesday and Friday from 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM, begins on 29.12.2026 and runs until 12.03.2027.
Most facilities – including Kreuzberg, Signaue, Helm, Rotwand, Drei Zinnen, and Stiergarten – are in operation until 04.04.2027. Haunold closes on 29.03.2027, Val Comelico, Toblach, Waldheim, and Prags on 14.03.2027. See you again – the exact dates depend, as always, on snow and weather conditions.
Operating Hours 2026/27 of 3 Zinnen Dolomites with Dates and Opening Times
| DATE | OPERATING HOURS | |
| Haunold Night Skiing + Night Tobogganing TUE+FRI |
05.12.2026 – 29.03.2027 29.12.2026 - 12.03.2027 |
08:45 AM - 04:30 PM 07:00 PM - 10:00 PM |
| Kreuzberg | 14.11.2026 – 04.04.2027 | 08:00 AM - 04:30 PM |
| Signaue | 28.11.2026 - 04.04.2027 | 08:15 AM - 04:30 PM |
| Helm – Vierschach | 28.11.2026 - 04.04.2027 | 08:15 AM - 04:30 PM |
| Helmjet Sexten | 28.11.2026 - 04.04.2027 | 08:15 AM - 04:30 PM |
| Rotwand Cable Car | 28.11.2026 - 04.04.2027 | 08:15 AM - 04:30 PM |
| Drei Zinnen Cable Car | 28.11.2026 - 04.04.2027 | 08:15 AM - 04:20 PM |
| Stiergarten Cable Car | 28.11.2026 - 04.04.2027 | 08:30 AM - 04:30 PM |
| Ski Area Val Comelico | 19.12.2026 - 14.03.2027 | 08:45 AM - 04:30 PM |
| Toblach | 19.12.2026 - 14.03.2027 | 09:00 AM - 04:00 PM |
| Toblach (3 Zinnen Racing Arena) | 28.11.2026 - 14.03.2027 | 08:00 AM - 04:00 PM |
| Waldheim | 05.12.2026 – 14.03.2027 | 09:00 AM - 04:00 PM |
| Prags | 05.12.2026 – 14.03.2027 | 09:00 AM - 04:30 PM |
Source: dreizinnen.com, as of October 2026 – Operating hours subject to snow and weather conditions.
The ski pass for unlimited skiing fun
The ski pass prices for the 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski resort (Kreuzberg, Signaue, Helm, Rotwand, Drei Zinnen, Stiergarten, Toblach, Waldheim, Prags) start in the season (e.g., 13.11. – 19.12.2026) at €61.00 for the half-day ticket and €75.00 for the day ticket for adults (Juniors €43.00 or €52.00, Seniors €56.00 or €69.00). In high season (20.12.2026 – 09.01.2027 and 31.01. – 06.03.2027), prices are €68.00 or €83.00 for adults.
Haunold and the Ski Area Val Comelico have their own tariff: The day ticket there costs €59.00 in season, and €65.00 in high season for adults (Juniors €41.00 or €46.00, Seniors aged 65+ €54.00 or €60.00).
For those who want to ski all season: The 3 Zinnen Dolomites season ski pass costs €800.00 for adults in advance sale (until 08.11.2026), then €990.00 from 25.12.2026.
You can find exact prices and all price tiers on the official website 3 Zinnen Dolomites – Tickets & Prices. With the 3 Zinnen ski pass, you can ski on the Helm, Stiergarten, and Rotwand mountains, as well as at the lifts in Prags, the Rienz Skicenter Toblach, Waldheim/Sexten, and Kreuzberg; Haunold and the Ski Area Comelico have their own tariff, as described above.
Good to know: Children (3–7 years) ski with a FREE ski pass if an accompanying adult simultaneously purchases a ticket. Juniors (born 2009–2018) receive approx. 30% discount on the adult price, Seniors (born 1961 and before) approx. 10%.
What should you consider when choosing a ski pass?
- Beginners & Families with small children: The cheaper Haunold tariff and the manageable area are ideal for your first turns.
- Experienced skiers & larger groups: The 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski pass is worthwhile for 115 kilometers of slopes on 5 mountains.
- Only a few hours available: The 2.5-hour or half-day ticket (from 12 PM) saves real money compared to the day ticket.
- More than 4–5 days on site: Then it's often worth looking at the season ski pass, especially at the advance sale price until 08.11.2026.
Dolomiti Superski
Dolomiti Superski - The Superlative for Your Ski Holiday in the Dolomites
Do you love it big? Innichen with its local mountain Haunold and the 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski resort are just a part of Dolomiti Superski, which unites 12 ski resorts in the Dolomites with 1,200 kilometers of slopes:
- Cortina d'Ampezzo
- Kronplatz
- Alta Badia
- Seiser Alm/Val Gardena
- Fassatal/Karersee
- Arabba/Marmolada
- Sextner Dolomiten-Alta Pusteria
- Valle di Fiemme/Obereggen
- San Martino di Castrozza/Rolle Pass
- Eisacktal
- Trevalli-Moena/S. Pellegrino/Falcade
- Civetta
As you can see - many other well-known huge Dolomite ski resorts are not far from our Glinzhof mountain farm and the Hochpustertal and offer you, your family, or friends triple the skiing fun. The 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski resort is still often referred to as Sextner Dolomiten-Alta Pusteria.
Alternatively to Ski Pustertal Express and the Kronplatz ski resort, the Olympic city and ski resort Cortina d'Ampezzo can be reached in just 30 minutes by car.
What's new in the 2026/27 season: The Vierschach-Helm "Helmissimo" gondola lift
The old 6-person gondola lift from 1989 is history: For the 2026/27 season, the new 10-person Vierschach-Helm gondola lift ("Helmissimo") from manufacturer LEITNER will go into operation. Over a length of approximately 3,052 meters, it overcomes 915 meters in altitude from the valley station in Vierschach (1,132 m) to the mountain station on the Helm (2,047 m) – in only about 9:20 minutes. With a transport capacity of 3,000 people per hour, it brings you to the mountain much more comfortably than the previous lift.
The Helm-Sexten cable car has also already been replaced by the modern "HELMJET Sexten" – a detachable premium 10-person gondola lift with three times the transport capacity of the old lift. And the Moos-Sexten ski slope is now firmly part of the network: The blue slope leads from the Drei Zinnen slope to the Helm and connects Helm and Rotwand in a family-friendly way, without having to navigate the challenging Stiergarten.
Snowboarding in the 3 Zinnen Dolomites region
Of course, snowboarders can board down the slopes in the ski resorts of the 3 Zinnen Dolomites region. A snow park and fun park also await the snowboarding community:
At the snow and fun park in the 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area at the Hahnspiellift near Helm, Stiergarten, Rotwand, and Kreuzbergpass, snowboarders can show and further improve their skills on the funslope, kickers with jump & ramp, rails & slides, boxes, WaveRides, wave tracks, Medium Line, and Beginner or Easy Line.
Tobogganing in Innichen, Sexten and the surrounding area
Tobogganing for the whole family
Of course, skiing in South Tyrol is the number one sport. However, fans of other winter sports will certainly not miss out in Innichen and the surrounding area. Tobogganing and sledding is a popular sport, just like skiing in the Pustertal. Many excellently prepared toboggan runs and numerous natural toboggan runs are available to tobogganers from near and far for endless tobogganing fun.
We don't want to withhold the 3 top toboggan runs in Hochpustertal from you:
- Haunold toboggan run in Innichen
- Rotwand toboggan run in Sexten
- Innerfeldtal toboggan run between Innichen and Sexten
Our tip from Glinzhof: All three are worth a trip – but our personal favorite is the Innerfeldtal toboggan run. The secluded Innerfeldtal has something magical for us: Directly in front of the Dreischusterhütte, where you can enjoy excellent refreshments, the 5.5-kilometer long toboggan run starts.
You can find more tips, equipment, and information about tobogganing at Glinzhof on our tobogganing page.
Haunold toboggan run in Innichen
The Haunold offers an extremely family-friendly toboggan run that children and adults alike enjoy.
- Length: approx. 3 kilometers
- Start: Mountain station at 1,500 meters, ascent with the four-person chairlift
- Difficulty: easy, also suitable for children alone
- Helmet requirement: for children under 14 years
Due to its family-friendliness, even the youngest can ride down the toboggan run into the valley alone – of course, with a protective helmet.
By the way:
- Helmets and toboggans can be rented directly at the valley station
- Worth trying: the "Rennböckl" – a seat plate with side handles on an old ski, steered with the hands, braked with the feet
Rotwand Toboggan Run in Sexten
Do you want to experience more tobogganing fun? No problem! In Hochpustertal, you don't have to travel far for it.
- Length: 5 kilometers
- Altitude difference: 700 meters
- Difficulty: medium to difficult
- Ascent: comfortably with the Rotwandwiesen cable car
- Destination: Moos valley station
Once you reach the top, a fantastic view of the Sexten Dolomites awaits you. Along the way, the perfectly groomed toboggan run leads through the snowy winter wonderland forest. At Rotwandwiesen, you can indulge in fresh South Tyrolean delicacies.
Tip: Along the slope lives a herd of reindeer from Scandinavia – the only one of its kind in the entire Alpine region.
Innerfeldtal Toboggan Run between Innichen and Sexten
The Innerfeldtal valley lies between Innichen and Sexten and exudes a very special charm all year round.
- Length: 5.5 kilometers
- Altitude difference: 350 meters
- Access: approx. 4.5 kilometers from Innichen towards Sexten, then right into Innerfeldtal
- Ascent: on foot from the 1st parking lot, approx. 2 hours uphill to the Dreischusterhütte
The path leads through the idyllic winter forest; the thinning forest gives way to a breathtaking backdrop of steep Dolomite walls. At the valley floor, you reach the Dreischusterhütte directly at the start of the toboggan run – fancy a small refreshment beforehand, before heading back down into the valley?
Tip: You can rent a toboggan or sled directly at the Dreischusterhütte if you don't have your own. Alternatively, you can rent toboggans or sleds from us at Glinzhof, subject to availability.
Our favorite story: After a winter hike through the snow-covered spruce forest to the Dreischusterhütte, with the Dolomite walls at our backs, we warm up inside with hot cocoa and homemade dumplings – then we head down into the valley with a rented sled. Pure deceleration.
Night Skiing and Night Tobogganing on Haunold
Every Tuesday and Friday between 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM (29.12.2026 – 12.03.2027), you can ascend Haunold for night skiing and night tobogganing. The combi-ticket, including lift pass, toboggan rental, and headlamp, costs €53.00 for adults (juniors €37.00, children €27.00, seniors €49.00). Of course, you can also comfortably use the four-seater chairlift for this.
Our favorite story: When the lights on the slope come on after dinner and you whiz down the run with a headlamp under the starry Dolomite sky – the laughter and sparkling eyes at the finish line are not easily forgotten.
Cross-country Skiing in Innichen and the Dolomites
Cross-country Skiing around the 3 Zinnen
In the 3 Zinnen Dolomites region and in and around Innichen, cross-country skiing fans will get their money's worth. The area is considered Cross-country Skiing Destination No. 1 in Italy. 200 kilometers of perfectly groomed cross-country trails of all difficulty levels connect to form the 3 Zinnen Dolomites trail network.
You can find out more about cross-country skiing directly at Glinzhof on our cross-country skiing page.
Right in Innichen, you can access the approximately 200-kilometer-long cross-country trail network of the 3 Zinnen Dolomites region. Weekly and season tickets are automatically valid for the entire Dolomiti-NordicSki network, which includes around 1,300 kilometers of trails in 11 regions (prices see below). A pure day ticket for the trail network is also available directly in Innichen and in the 3 Zinnen Dolomites area.
Tip: What could be more beautiful than discovering nature on narrow skis? Some of the trails offer a heavenly panoramic view of the Dolomites. The trails to Lake Braies (Pragser Wildsee) as well as the scenic trail to Sesto (Sexten) and into Val Fiscalina (Fischleintal) will enchant you.
Further Highlight: In Dobbiaco (Toblach), you can also cross-country ski on the FIS trails and over the roof of the Nordic Arena.
One of the official websites of the Three Peaks (Drei Zinnen) region also provides a fantastic overview of the individual tours. Here you have a choice of 49 tours of various lengths, difficulty levels, and in diverse surroundings.
Cross-Country Skating - Dolomiti Nordicski
Cross-country skating or Nordic skating is becoming increasingly popular for cross-country skiing. With Dolomiti Nordicski, Europe's largest cross-country ski carousel with approximately 1,300 kilometers of trails in 11 regions of the Dolomites is at your disposal. The Three Peaks Dolomites region, with 200 kilometers, forms the largest part of the association alongside East Tyrol.
The trail pass is available as a weekly ticket or a season ticket. The Dolomiti Nordicski weekly ticket costs €65.00 at official sales points (€75.00 directly on the trail from the controller), the season ticket costs €145.00 (with a €10 early bird discount if purchased by 05.12.2026).
- Dolomiti Nordicski Weekly Ticket: from €65.00
- Dolomiti Nordicski Season Ticket: from €145.00
1 trail pass for endless cross-country skiing fun on 1,300 kilometers!
Children up to 13.9 years old ski for free with Dolomiti Nordicski!
The 11 Cross-Country Skiing Regions in the Dolomites and their Trail Kilometers
| Alta Badia | 25 kilometers of trails |
| Antholz Valley (Antholzertal) | 60 kilometers of trails |
| Gsieser Tal-Welsberg-Taisten | 42 kilometers of trails |
| Three Peaks Dolomites (Drei Zinnen Dolomiten) | 200 kilometers of trails |
| East Tyrol (Osttirol) | 120 kilometers of trails |
| Comelico | 52 kilometers of trails |
| Cortina d'Ampezzo | 70 kilometers of trails |
| Tauferer Ahrntal | 70 kilometers of trails |
| Alpe di Siusi – Val Gardena (Seiser Alm – Gröden) | 90 kilometers of trails |
| Forni di Sopra - Lorenzago di Cadore | 23 kilometers of trails |
The Map of the Dolomiti Nordicski Area
Winter Hiking, Snowshoeing, and Ski Touring in Innichen
When winter hiking, snowshoeing or ski touring, you can experience the nature of Innichen and South Tyrol in a very special way. The mountains, the sun, the snow-covered nature, the crunching snow, the cold clear air - a winter hike, snowshoe hike or ski tour holds a very special magic. Directly from Innichen or the surrounding area, you can explore some breathtaking winter hiking trails, snowshoe routes and ski tours.
A winter hike on the path from Innerfeldtal to the Drei Schuster Hütte, which is also excellent for tobogganing on the way back, is particularly recommended due to its impressive views.
A winter hike or snowshoe hike from Wildbad to Jorahütte and Riese Haunold Hütte leads through snow-covered forests and winter landscapes. The hike starts directly in Innichen towards Sexten along the Sextner Bach.
You can find more inspiration on our pages for winter hiking and snowshoeing at Glinzhof.
Ski touring is the epitome of peace and freedom, far away from hustle and stress. A ski tour in the Three Peaks Dolomites area leads up the mountain through the solitude of a deeply snow-covered landscape. The reward for the strenuous ascent is a magnificent panorama and a descent through untouched powder snow. Particularly recommended is the Sextner Stein ski tour through the Sexten Dolomites with a view of the Three Peaks - simply magnificent. You can find out more about the winter alternative program in the PDF.
Our tip: Weather and snow conditions, your own fitness and skiing ability, as well as the appropriate equipment, must be included in the planning of a ski tour. An experienced mountain guide always keeps these points in mind and can show you the most beautiful ski tours in Hochpustertal.
Not enough winter sports, action and adventure yet?
As you can see, winter sports enthusiasts will find their paradise in every respect not only in South Tyrol, but especially right here in Hochpustertal. Not enough winter sports, action and adventure yet?
You can go ice skating in three villages in Hochpustertal. In Sexten, Toblach and Niederdorf there are the most beautiful ice rinks to practice figure skating, speed skating or simply balance exercises.
Bavarian curling is a winter sport that delights young and old, combining movement, fun and games. It requires a steady hand and feel. You can try Bavarian curling on Lake Toblach, in Niederdorf and in Sexten.
A horse-drawn sleigh ride through the snowy winter wonderland allows you to experience nature in a very special way, and such a carriage ride is also extremely romantic. Wrapped in warm blankets, a horse-drawn sleigh ride is an unforgettable adventure for two or the whole family - to be experienced in Sexten and Toblach.
Tips for families in Innichen and Hochpustertal
We would like to specifically recommend visiting the Haunold ski area again as part of our family tips, because on our local mountain, which you can see directly from the windows of the Glinzhof, you can do much more than just ski and toboggan. Haunold is a true family fun mountain with ski slopes for all skill levels, a children's play park, and a children's ski-cross track.
You have already read about the Rotwand as part of the 3 Zinnen Dolomiten ski area and as a toboggan run. The Rotwand is equally an absolute idyll for families. Combine the sled ride with a visit to the only reindeer herd living here in the Alps. You can have a lot of animal fun at the reindeer feeding, which usually takes place daily at 2:00 PM. The reindeer feeding is a magical pleasure for visitors, as you are allowed to enter the enclosure to help. At the Rotwand, you will also find the informative ski learning path "Rudi Reindeer Trail”.
Spectacular: At the mountain station of the Rotwand, you can admire our 8-meter-high giant snowmen and giant snowwomen. Fancy a photo session with the photogenic snow sculptures?
After fulfilling days - looking for relaxation and wellness?
Or you can immediately immerse yourself in our 565m2 wellness area directly at the Glinzhof. With a view of the Sesto Dolomites, a swim awaits you in our 32° – 34° Celsius warm infinity pool, which seems to merge with the panorama. In our sauna area, you can discover four saunas - Finnish sauna, steam sauna, infrared sauna, and salt sauna. The adjoining relaxation areas provide pure relaxation.
Welcome to your personal winter fairy tale 2026/27 at the Glinzhof in Innichen!
Finally "coming home" at the Glinzhof
After a day in the snow, our regular guests often rave about the same thing: putting away their skis, stepping into the heated panoramic infinity pool or the sauna – with a view of the snow-covered mountain peaks – and feeling deep relaxation. And the children? After a long day of skiing, they usually run to the stable first to check on the animals.
Frequently Asked Questions about Skiing in Innichen
What does the Innichen ski area include?
The Innichen ski area includes the local mountain Haunold directly in the village and, only 4 kilometers away in Vierschach, the access to the large 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area with Helm, Stiergarten, Rotwand, Kreuzbergpass and other lifts – together 115 kilometers of slopes on 5 mountains.
Which other ski areas are accessible from Glinzhof?
In addition to Haunold and the 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski area right on your doorstep, you belong to the Dolomiti Superski network with 12 ski areas and 1,200 kilometers of slopes. Cortina d'Ampezzo can be reached in just 30 minutes by car, Kronplatz comfortably with the Ski Pustertal Express.
How much does the 3 Zinnen Dolomites ski pass cost?
In the 2026/27 season, the day ticket for adults costs from €75.00 (half-day ticket from €61.00), in high season from €83.00. For Haunold and the Ski Area Val Comelico, a separate, cheaper rate applies from €59.00 per day. Exact prices and all price categories can be found at dreizinnen.com.
How do I get from Glinzhof to the ski area?
Very easy: In winter, our free ski shuttle takes you directly to the valley stations of the ski areas – for example to Haunold or the Ski Pustertal Express – and picks you up there after your ski day, completely without your own car. Alternatively, you can use buses and trains throughout South Tyrol for free with the South Tyrol Guest Pass included in your stay. You can even see our local mountain Haunold from the windows of Glinzhof.
Is there night skiing in Innichen?
Yes, on Haunold in the 2026/27 season from December 29, 2026 to March 12, 2027, you can ski and toboggan at night every Tuesday and Friday from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
How much does the Haunold lift in Innichen cost?
The day ticket for Haunold in the 2026/27 season costs €59.00 for adults (juniors €41.00, children €30.00, seniors €54.00), in high season €65.00 (juniors €46.00, children €33.00, seniors €60.00). Half-day and 2.5-hour tickets are cheaper.
Can I rent a toboggan or a sled?
Yes, very easily: At Haunold, you can rent a toboggan or sled directly at the valley station, as well as at the Dreischusterhütte in Innerfeldtal. For night tobogganing, the rental including headlamp is even included in the combi ticket. Alternatively, we at Glinzhof are happy to lend you a toboggan or sled, subject to availability.
Which accommodation in Innichen is suitable for a family ski holiday?
Glinzhof in Innichen is ideal for a family ski holiday: Our local mountain Haunold with its family-friendly toboggan run is right on your doorstep and visible from the windows, in winter our free ski shuttle takes you to the lifts and back, and after a day of skiing, our 565 m² wellness area with infinity pool and four saunas awaits you.
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