in South Tyrol in Italy

Who migrates, lives and experiences the world in a rhythm by the senses can perceive a lot more impressions than in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Be enchanted by the incomparable scenery. The Binterhof located directly on marked trails and is therefore an ideal starting point for hiking. Here is the summer holiday in the Casies an unforgettable experience.

The Almweg 2000 trail connects together several of the Alpine meadow inns of the valley that are operated with passion, also offering fabulous views both up and down the valley.

Our holiday area offers a variety of mountain bike tours with different degrees of difficulty. There is plenty to keep the pros busy, while amateurs and beginners will also be satisfied. During the summer, guided tours are also offered by the Valle di Casies Mountain Bike School. These are especially to be recommended when you would prefer to leave the planning of the trip to bike guides who are familiar with the area.

How nice it is when technology supports experiencing nature in the Val Pusteria. The silent electric motor takes over the sweat-inducing effort. The bicyclist is then free to enjoy the supported motion. Pedelecs (also known as e-bikes) are being offered at more and more bicycle rental locations and bring an enjoyable bike trip within reach of everyone.

Relaxation coupled with panoramic views and ensure the sporting challenge Gsieser mountain trails. are the most beautiful hiking trails in the way 2000 and Gsiesertal Talblickweg, along the edge of the forest around the whole valley and mountain huts leads.

Away from traffic noise and fumes to cycle along quiet forest trails, the mind and refreshes the body equally. Why our guests love to bike ride here lies in the gently undulating landscape. There are no major climbs, the scenery changes constantly, inns invite you to stop the move. In summer and winter, our hut several pasture owner and peasant dishes on the pastures. The famous South Tyrolean snack with house bacon, smoked meats and homemade cheese, served with a “Breatl” dine … rural. For us it is definitely not boring – for everyone. Tailoring your ideal family holiday deal.

Maintaining and living traditions – the “Pustrer” don’t even have to think about it, it goes with the territory. A single woman from the Val Pusteria-Pustertal valley would tie her apron on the left side; if she were spoken for, she would tie it in the middle; and once she got married, she would tie it on the right. Originally, the clothing was precisely established and revealed details about whether SHE was single or married. The traditional costumes are happily worn as Sunntagiwond (the Sunday best) and more and more as leisure time clothes. They are the clothing foundation for folk dance groups, village bands, or historical Schützen militia clubs.