Hiking & nature
Ice holes
St. Michael | Eppan
Position:
The Ice holes are between Kaltern and Eppan at the foot of Gandberg.
Need to Know:
Wherever else could you go on a hot day apart from to the Ice Holes between Kaltern and Eppan?
Air passes through the splits in the porphyrite rocks and is cooled down on the way.This fresh breeze can be felt up to a height of 5 m. Due to this enormous difference in temperature, there are over 600 different plants growing in this area. A natural wonder!



Hiking
The hike to the ice holes is especially popular for families, because children can have a great time and the trail is not classified as too difficult or long.
The path to the ice holes leads through forests and vines and past a medieval tower.
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WineAutumn along the Alto Adige Wine Road
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Lothar Dellago
The Girlanerhof is pleased to present a special exhibition by the renowned sculptor Lothar Dellago. From September 6th to October 31st, you will have the opportunity to admire the artist's impressive works at the Girlanerhof.
Eppan...how time flies
Together with the photo archives, the Eppan Photo Club has compiled images and created a direct comparison between the past and present.
Gringolts Quartett
Works by Beethoven, Holliger, Shostakovich
Mural design at the passageway to the Lanser parking lot
With this project, the youth and cultural center JUMP wants to show once again that prevention is more than just education - it thrives on visible signs in public spaces that touch young and old alike.
Romanesque Days
On 11 and 12 October, discover the beauty of Romanesque art with free guided tours of churches, chapels and castles. In Eppan, Hocheppan Castle opens its doors.
The last load of grapes in Girlan
To celebrate the end of the harvest, the last grapes of this season are traditionally brought to the village centre, pressed and savoured under the supervision of the historic vineyard keeper.