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Quaint mountain huts, superb pasturelands, bars and retail shops: Vent boasts an infinite variety of local companies and infrastructures.
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The suspension bridge was built by the brothers Klotz in 1967 and 1984 renewed.The bridge is 46 m long and crosses the 31 m deep "Rofnerschlucht".Restaurant:Gasthof Rofenhof phone +43 (0) 5254 8103 (summer: monday restday, winter: sunday restday)
Beautiful **** hotel in the center of Vent, near by the chairlift, sunny terrace, pizzeria, home made of pastry, traditional regional cooking, grill specialities. We use our own farm- and hunt-product.Winter - Restaurant Venter Einkehr:12:00 PM to 2:00 PM: À la carte2:00 PM to 5:00 PM: Small menu6:00 PM to 8:00 PM: Dinner menu (only by reservation – no à la carte)No take-away availableSummer - Restaurant Venter Einkehr:closed
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The Rofenhöfe are the highest, continuously inhabited houses in Austria, at the foot of Tyrol's highest mountain, the Wildspitze (3768 m). Popular starting point for hikes, mountain tours and mountaineering. To Gasthof Rofenhof: 40 min on meadow trail (also for prams)Hot Kitchen: 11:00 am – 7:00 pm (closed on 24 December 2025)Sunday closedTake-away available daily – except on the day of rest (Sunday).
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On the first floor of the listed Widum, the 50 m² exhibition is dedicated to the diverse nature and cultural topics around Vent. An impressive photo gallery shows the traditional shaft drive between Vent and South Tyrol. The rich settlement history around Vent is excitingly told. These weighty topics are presented sensitively and unobtrusively, along with the tradition of field names or the history of the Alpine Club. Pictures from Ötztal Nature Park
Opening Hours: Today: 08:00 - 20:00
Vent ski resort: 1900 m to 2646 mNo pressure, no pushing on the 15 km of well groomed pistes. No waiting times at the two ski lifts and two chairlifts.From beginner to advanced, for young and old, the slight to moderate slopes offer skiing until late April.Snow-making facilities of 1900 m to 2646 m - Mountain Station "Wildes Mannle" to the base station lift "Wildspitze"Hiking area - 1900 m to 2646 mEven the trip up the chair lifts proved to be experience. The view is breathtaking! The impressions unforgettable!Arriving at the mountain station is a magnificent panorama opens on the peaks and glaciers in the Ötztal Alps. The view of the Stubai Alps in the north, the Ramolkogel on Spiegelkogel that Diemkogel, Schalfkogel, Hintere Schwärze and the rear in the south to the nearest Thalleitspitze, just beyond the cross point. And the summit cross of the Wilde Mannle is already visible.The mountain station Wildes Mannle is a starting point for many tours and walks.6-person chairlift Wildes Mannle closed until further notice.
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- Starting point to the highest mountain in Tyrol, the Wildspitze (3,768 m)- ideal starting point for many hikes: Wildes Mannle (3,019 m), Breslauer Hütte (2,844 m), Sonnbergweg, Seuffertweg, and much more.- Stableinalm panoramic restaurantParking: Wildspitze chairlift valley stationBus stop: Vent Hotel Post (3 minutes walk)
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Winter: open from 28th february to 26th april 2026Summer: open from 11th june to 21st september 2025 (the hut will close in the morning)The Martin Busch Hütte is located at 2,501 m at the heart of a striking mountain backdrop and with views of the powerful 3,00 0 m peaks and panoramic views of the Ötztal glaciers.To the hut: via Spieglbach bridge left into niedertal valley, altitude gain: 600 m, length: 9 km, time: 3 hCrossings: Similaunhütte, Hochjoch Hospiz, RamolhausSummit climbs: Kreuzspitze, Similaun, Hintere Schwärze, Saykogel, Finailspitze, HauslabkogelWinter: ideal ski tour resort, beware of avalanche risk!Glacier walks: Marzellgletscher, niederjochfernerSkitour: from Vent, altitude gain: 600 m, length: 9 km, time: 3 h
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Everything You Need for Your Mountain Adventure – at the Venter KaufhäuslDiscover the variety at Venter Kaufhäusl: Our wide range includes sporting goods, groceries, souvenirs, gifts, books, stationery, tobacco products, and a well-equipped summer rental service.Whether you are on Alpine crossing, are a summit chaser passing through, or enjoying a hiking holiday in Vent – we have everything you need. Looking for new hiking or mountain boots? We're happy to offer expert and friendly advice.Stop by and be surprised – we're here for you every day!Rental of 4 E-bikes; € 45.- per bike per day. Only on advance booking.
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The viewing platform at the mountain station of Wildes Mannle at an altitude of 2,646 meters offers breathtaking views in the Ötztal Alps. From up there, visitors enjoy spectacular sights of surrounding peaks, glaciers, and valleys. The platform can be reached by hiking trails or cable cars and is a popular spot for nature and mountain enthusiasts.6-person chairlift Wildes Mannle closed until further notice.
"HOHLER STEIN"After the finding of the Iceman, Dr. Leitner of the University of Innsbruck made further investigations. He proved the existence of more Stone Age hunting bases in the Ötztal valley, e.g. at the Hohler Stein mountain in Niedertal/Vent which is at an altitude of 2,050m and only 10km (beeline) from the place where the Iceman was found. A wide range of archeological findings within this area prove the existence of early settlements in the Rofental Valley, dating back to 7600 B.C. Excavations and reconstructions presented by University of Innsbruck, Institute of Prehistory and Early History 1995-2003.
