Summer vacations... on the trail of nature
A hiking vacation in the South Tyrolean Dolomites is a unique experience. World-famous mountain climbers, like Reinhold Messner, have conquered the peaks of Alta Val Pusteria.
The most famous peaks of South Tyrol , like the Cima Tre Scarperi or Monte Paterno, are classic destinations well known to mountain and rock climbers around the world. There is an infinite number of excursions and safety-equipped climbing paths, for both adults and children, in the Sesto Dolomites Nature Park : there’s something for everyone and at all skill levels.
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Climbing in the
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The traditional huts and romantic mountain lakes, scattered along the extensive network of paths covering the area, will entice you to meditate and to take a break. For those who love a view but aren’t used to walking, there are numerous lift systems to help them join their friends…without too much effort!
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Braies lake |
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The Dobbiaco and Braies lakes, surrounded by imposing and wild mountain peaks, are classic and popular sites. |
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Excursions with the bike in the Dolomites |
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Mountain bike lovers also won’t be disappointed in the Dolomites: a large number of bike paths and itineraries will guide them to the most remote corners of Alta Val Pusteria.
There is also lots to do as far as bike riding is concerned. Those who love biking while admiring the scenery can ride through Val Pusteria from San Candido to Brunico: this famous bike path is truly beautiful. It is particularly fun to rent a bike, take a ride and then return by train. In July, those who prefer to watch outdoor sports activities, can attend a must event, the high point of the region’s biking season: the “Dolomiti Superbike”.
Those who want to experience the Alpine landscape of the Dolomites at night can take part in San Candido or in Dobbiaco in a guided night-time excursion and sleep under the stars. As you can tell, there is really something for everyone in South Tyrol ! The Dolomites and the Gratschwirt Hotel are waiting for you!
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