The steep slopes at the end of the Malbun Valley surround the little resort of Malbun (1600 m) like an arena.

The small scale of this little mountain village and the traffic-calming measures in the centre of the village make Malbun a particularly family-friendly resort. At one time, Malbun belonged to the ghosts in winter – it says so in several documents from earlier times. Today, the ghosts have been driven out, and Malbun has made a name for itself as a popular, snow-safe and family-friendly winter sports centre. With two chair-lifts, four T-bars and a drag lift, there is access to 23 km of easy slopes rising to 2000 m. There’s a fun park for snowboarders and also, of course, a winter sports school. And during summer, the extensive network of mountain footpaths around Malbun leads you into an idyllic, virtually untouched natural landscape. The geography of this little country makes it an outstanding bikers’ destination, with lots of tricky dedicated trails and paths. An ideal starting point for hiking and mountain biking tours is the top chair-lift on the Sareiser Joch.

Malbun Hotels

Hotel TURNA Malbun$$$

Hotel Turna Malbun combines Alpine charm, family warmth, and functional wellness in one mountain retreat. The building’s wood-rich interiors, paired with hearty regional food and relaxed service by the Lampert family, immediately give a sense of being “at home in the mountains.” Rooms are comfortable and practical, many with scenic views. One of the strongest draws is the wellness area: the indoor pool, sauna, steam bath and outdoor hot tub make it a sanctuary after a day on slopes or t...

Hotel TURNA Malbun
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