From the sun-drenched slopes of Alta Badia to the Sellaronda circuit and the wide-open trails of Val Gardena, a winter holiday in the Dolomites means something different for everyone. Whether you're chasing fresh powder, gliding along a cross-country trail or simply looking for a cosy mountain chalet with a view, the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage offers the perfect setting for every kind of winter escape.
The Three Peaks/3 Zinnen, the Rosengarten Group/Gruppo del Catinaccio and the Sella Group: the Dolomites are unique mountains, quite unlike any others. In winter, they offer a wide range of possibilities: you can ski on panoramic slopes, whizz down World Cup runs or set off on spectacular ski tours. Alternatively, you can explore the numerous winter walking trails, toboggan runs or cross-country skiing loops.
The Dolomites are also a hiker's paradise in winter: there is hardly a more gentle and authentic way to experience the snow-covered, enchanting landscape of the Dolomite region than on a winter hike. And best of all, you don't need any special equipment, just a pair of sturdy shoes. If you'd rather venture off the beaten track through snow-covered nature parks, you can snowshoeing and discover the silence of the Dolomites at your own pace.
Slopes covered with pristine, powdery snow: a ski tour in South Tyrol offers you the chance to combine a sporting adventure with an unforgettable experience in the Dolomites, a unique UNESCO World Heritage site. Peaks, mountain huts and viewpoints encourage you to reach your destination, whilst keeping the motto “Safety first” firmly in mind. Beginners should not participate in their first ski tour without the assistance of a local mountain guide. More experienced skiers, who prefer to set off on their own, must plan their tours carefully and take snow conditions, the weather and avalanche risks into account. Detailed and up-to-date local weather conditions information is available from the Avalanche warning service. No tourer should set out without emergency equipment such as an avalanche transceiver, probe, shovel as well as a first aid kit. Safety comes first!
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