Steinhaus · Klausberg · Puster Valley
The forecast comes directly from the official South Tyrol weather service for the Puster Valley district, which includes the Ahrntal. Below you will find mountain weather, webcams and our tips for every season.
Official forecast
Minimum and maximum temperatures apply to the Puster Valley district. Steinhaus, at about 1,050 m, is usually slightly cooler than the main valley.
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Source: South Tyrol weather service via Open Data Hub South Tyrol (CC0). Detailed forecast from the South Tyrol weather service
Climate and best time to visit
The Ahrntal is a high Alpine valley: Steinhaus lies at about 1,050 m and the Klausberg ski resort reaches 2,510 m. On average it gets about 0.6 °C cooler with every 100 metres of altitude – worth remembering for mountain trips.
Cold, often clear days with snow in the valley and on the mountain. The Klausberg ski resort (1,050–2,510 m, about 40 km of slopes) starts 150 m from the house; Speikboden is also part of Skiworld Ahrntal. Sub-zero mornings in the valley are normal.
The valley turns green while snow lingers at altitude. The lifts pause between the winter and summer seasons; in 2026 Klausberg reopens for summer on 15 May.
Warm days in the valley and fresh mountain air. As everywhere in the Alps, hot days often bring afternoon thunderstorms – start hikes early. Klausberg and Speikboden operate in summer.
Often stable, clear days with long views and golden larches. The first snow may already fall on the peaks. In 2026 Klausberg runs until 1 November.
Our webcams show what it looks like right now at Klausberg, Speikboden and in the neighbouring valleys – ideal before a hike or a day on the slopes.
Always check the latest forecast before a mountain tour, and the course of the day when thunderstorms are possible. In winter, the Euregio avalanche report covers conditions off the slopes. Euregio avalanche report
The spa at Hotel Schwarzenstein is included for Zimmerhofer guests, and the mining museum is right in Steinhaus.
Good to know
Short, reliable answers to help you plan your stay.
The forecast above shows the official 5-day forecast from the South Tyrol weather service for the Puster Valley, which includes the Ahrntal. It updates automatically.
December to March for skiing, June to October for hiking. Autumn often brings particularly stable, clear days; afternoon thunderstorms are possible in high summer.
Steinhaus lies at about 1,050 m. Sub-zero mornings in the valley are normal in winter, and it is colder on the mountain. Current values are in the forecast.
Yes. Our webcam page shows current images from Klausberg, Speikboden and other places in and around the Ahrntal.