Dolomites – The pale mountains

⛰️ Geological wonders & nature parks

The unique geology of the Dolomites makes them a scientific treasure and a visual spectacle.

Natural highlights of the Dolomites:

• The Three Peaks (Tre Cime di Lavaredo) – the symbol of the Dolomites and one of the most photographed mountain ranges in the world
  
• The Rosengarten (Catinaccio) – a legendary mountain group with the famous Vajolet Towers
  
• The Sella Group – a massive mountain plateau surrounded by the famous Sellaronda
  
• The Puez-Geisler Nature Park – 10,196 hectares of untouched nature with over 50 km of hiking trails
  
• The Langkofel Group – majestic rock faces and high-altitude alpine tours
  
• The Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park with the turquoise Pragser Wildsee lake
  
• The Geisler Group with the striking Geislerspitzen peaks above St. Magdalena

🥾 Summer activities – When the mountains come to life

In summer, the Dolomites are a paradise for anyone who wants to actively experience the mountains. The network of hiking trails, via ferrata routes and summit tours is legendary.

Popular summer activities:

• Hiking: 🌄 Over 1,200 km of marked hiking trails, ranging from easy alpine hikes to challenging high-altitude tours
  
• 🧗‍♂️ Via ferrata: Over 100 via ferrata routes, including classics such as the Pisciadù via ferrata and the Sella via ferrata
  
• Climbing: Legendary rock faces such as the Marmolada south face or the Große Zinne north face
  
• Mountain biking: 🚴‍♂️ The Sellaronda MTB track and challenging trails throughout the area
  
• High-altitude trails: The famous Dolomites High-altitude Trail No. 1 – a multi-day trekking tour through the most beautiful valleys
  
• Via Ferrata: Historic war trails from the First World War, now adventurous climbing routes
  
• Swimming: In crystal-clear mountain lakes such as the Pragser Wildsee, Karersee or Antholzer See
  
• Paragliding: 🪂 Tandem flights with spectacular views of the rocky giants

⛷️ Winter activities – skiing in a class of its own

In winter, the Dolomites transform into one of the most renowned ski resorts in the Alps. With 1,200 kilometres of slopes, Dolomiti Superski is the largest ski carousel in the world.

Winter highlights ⛷️

• Sellaronda: The legendary ski circuit around the Sella massif – 40 kilometres of piste fun.
  
• Val Gardena-Alpe di Siusi: 175 kilometres of slopes on Europe's largest high alpine pasture.
  
• Alta Badia: A delightful ski resort with Michelin-starred cuisine right on the slopes
  
• Cortina d'Ampezzo: The ‘Queen of the Dolomites’ with a sophisticated flair
  
• Kronplatz: 119 kilometres of slopes and the spectacular Lumen Museum at 2,275 metres
  
• Ski touring: Countless possibilities for ski tourers, for example on the Marmolada (3,343 metres)
  
• Cross-country skiing: Trails through snow-covered valleys such as the Gsieser Valley or Toblach
  
• Snowshoeing: Through tranquil winter landscapes in the Three Peaks Nature Park

🏘️ Charming mountain villages – experience Alpine culture

The Dolomite valleys are home to picturesque villages that preserve Ladin traditions and live authentic Alpine culture.

Places worth seeing in the Dolomites:
St. Magdalena in Villnöß – one of the most photographed mountain villages in the Alps with a view of the Geisler group

🍽️ Cuisine & culture – enjoyment at the highest level

The Dolomites region combines Ladin, Italian and Alpine cuisine to create a unique culinary experience.

Culinary & cultural highlights:

• Mountain hut cuisine: Rustic mountain huts serving traditional dishes such as Schlutzkrapfen, polenta and Kaiserschmarrn
  
• Michelin-starred restaurants: Alta Badia is renowned for its gourmet cuisine of the highest standard
  
• Ladin culture: The Dolomite valleys preserve the ancient Ladin language and traditions
  
• Museums: The Messner Mountain Museum at Sigmundskron Castle and other locations
  
• Wood carving: Traditional handicrafts in Val Gardena
  
• Folk festivals: Almabtriebe (cattle drives) in autumn and traditional festivals

🏨 Accommodation – From mountain hotels to luxury lodges

The Dolomites offer accommodation to suit every need – from simple mountain huts to 5-star wellness hotels.

Accommodation options:

• Luxury mountain hotels: Exclusive wellness resorts with panoramic spas and gourmet restaurants
  
• Mountain huts & rifugios: Traditional shelters for multi-day trekking tours
  
• Family hotels: Child-friendly accommodation with entertainment and mountain adventure programmes
  
• Chalets & lodges: Exclusive private accommodation with alpine luxury
  
• Inns & guesthouses: Cosy accommodation with personal charm
  
• Apartments: Self-catering accommodation in mountain villages

✨ Your Dolomites adventure

Whether you're hiking around the Three Peaks, skiing the Sellaronda, swimming in crystal-clear mountain lakes or marvelling at the legendary Alpenglow – the Dolomites offer nature experiences you'll never forget. Here you can experience the Alps at their most dramatic and beautiful.

Discover the Dolomites – where majestic rocks touch the sky and every day is an adventure! 🏔️