Lüsen, the mountain village at the gateway to the Dolomites

Would you like to experience it, winter like it used to be? Time seems to stand still in Lüsen. That’s good, because there are countless winter hiking trails to discover on the Alpe di Luson/Lüsner Alm and Alpe di Rodengo/Rodenecker Alm. Happiness included!

When tobogganing in Lüsen, childhood memories are awakened. With happy faces we go from the Malga Kreuzwisen/Kreuzwiesenalm and from Tulper Gampis back down to the valley. The FIS toboggan run in the sports zone and the RudiRun toboggan run on the Plose await professionals.

The playground in the centre of the village, the forest playground at the Gfasebach river, the playground in Hinterlüsen – in the quiet mountain valley children and teenagers can have the time of their lives. See for yourself.

Reach new heights while climbing in Lüsen. After a few hours in the climbing garden at Passo delle Erbe/Würzjoch, you will be able to climb up to the Sass de Putia/Peitlerkofel via an easy via ferrata.

The Alpe di Luson/Lüsner Alm is made for family excursions on the saddle of a mountain bike. The Brixen Bike Park on the Plose is a real highlight with its four lines, including the Jerry Line for beginners and children.

Only clear, pure spring water from the Alpe di Luson/Lüsner Alm flows into the natural bathing pond in the village. While your children rush down the slide over and over again, you admire this idyllic countryside.

How did the boat get into this mountain lake? That is the question, when you reach the Lake Glittner after a leisurely hike. Do the two swans in the dark water know the answer?

You cannot wait to go hiking, but your children would rather not? Then we have a few tips: the brook hike, the high moor path, the farm hike, the Swiss stone pine path, and of course the WoodieWalk on the Plose.

Do you know where the soul of South Tyrol lives? In Brixen, the oldest town in Tyrol. Only a few kilometres away from Lüsen you will find wonderrful museums and sights.