AlpenHotel Rainell
Str. Vidalong 19
39046 Ortisei - St. Ulrich
South Tyrol Italy
Tel. +39 0471 796145
Fax +39 0471 796279
E-Mail:
info@rainell.com
Skype: alpenhotelrainell
PI: IT 01473260212
The Vitalpina Hotels South Tyrol
The Vitalpina Hotels South Tyrol have everything the active holiday-maker and hiker needs for a great holiday. Get out in the Alpine landscape, enjoy the healthy, regional cuisine and treat yourself to a wellness package using natural, local products. This is the basis of a heap of experiences we have to offer you.
Quality guarantee
- Gear yourself up
- five hikes per week in the company of qualified mountain guides
- a wealth of advice on planning individual walks and hikes
- Look forward to 360° activity
- outdoor- and indoor programmes
- The equipment keeps pace with you
- extensive information material available, including professional maps
- equipment store (rucksacks, snow shoes, hiking poles)
- Savour pure wholesomeness
- dishes prepared with fresh, seasonal South Tyrolean ingredients
- balanced and health diets
- Be pampered by nature from head to toe
- special health and beauty treatments with local, natural products
- massages
10 Tips on how to stay safe when hiking and mountain-climbing
- Hikes and tours in the mountains need to be carefully and precisely planned. You can get information to help you with your planning, including walking maps and literature, at the resort.
- Before choosing the right tour for you, each participant's physical ability and experience will be verified. You should only participate in hiking in the Alps if you are sure-footed, do not suffer from vertigo at heights or have problems with balance.
- Adequate walking equipment and clothing are a necessity. These must include good footwear, suitable for hiking, water-proof and warm clothing and a first aid kit.
- The weakest member of the group should be the one to set the pace.
- Good weather conditions are a prerequisite for hiking. For this reason, it is necessary to always check the weather forecast before setting out, and to turn back immediately should the weather begin to deteriorate.
- You should leave a description of your route with a friend or with someone at your accommodation to help emergency rescue services to locate you, should the need arise.
- Marked paths will lead you safely to your destination. You should never leave the marked path.
- You should take a break, and have a drink, after two hours of walking. The best things to drink are still energy drinks with high mineral content. Snacks such as an apple or cereal bars are also a great way to help regain your strength and boost your energy level.
- Please keep the mountainside clean and respect the plant and animal life that is to be found there.
- In emergency situations, a mobile phone can save your life.
