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Refresh yourself and boost your well-being in the natural recreation area “Schneider Waldile” in Colle/Pichl. Experience barefoot walking, Kneipp hydrotherapy, and invigorating arm, knee, and face rinses – a healthy and fun activity for all ages. A small playground invites children to play. A quiet, natural place to relax.

In the historic Prenninger Park in Welsberg you can relax, enjoy nature, and recharge. The park offers walking paths, shaded rest areas, and an adventure playground for children. A small stream invites you to cool your feet or splash around. Next to the park lies the sports zone with mini golf, football, tennis, and padel courts – a great spot for families and active visitors.

Welcome to the newly opened Pragis Park! This idyllic place offers both locals and tourists a wonderful opportunity to enjoy nature and be active. The park is not only a place to relax, but also an adventure for young and old.

A particular highlight is the new climbing frame in the shape of a majestic stag. This creative design invites children to test their motor skills and unleash their imagination. The stag is not just a piece of play equipment, but also a work of art that symbolises the connection to nature. Surrounded by shady trees and blossoming flowers, families can experience unforgettable moments here.

In addition to the play facilities, Pragis Park offers extensive green spaces where you can enjoy picnics or simply breathe in the fresh air. Hiking and cycling trails invite you to explore the surroundings and discover the beauty of the region.

From sandboxes, slides, climbing frames, nest swings, swings, etc., children of all ages will find something to play on. The playground is shaded, making it suitable for playing even at midday.

The Rofis Boden in Stilfes near Sterzing is one of Freienfeld's natural gems. A few minutes' walk above the center of Stilfes leads to a large clearing right in the middle of the forest. There you will find a small natural pond, extensive green meadows, a barbecue area, a pavilion and a playground made of natural materials. 

The playground is a pleasant place and a popular meeting place for children and parents.
While the little ones let off steam on the slides, carousel and net swing and compete in balance games, the adults can chat and share their experiences.

The recreation area is located right in the village centre of Lüsen and offers a chill-out area as well as a playground for toddlers, a small field football pitch, a beachvolleyball court and a tenniscourt for sports enthusiasts.

From 09.06.2024 to 22.09.2024 the high ropes course in Ortisei attracts with fun routes for the little ones and challenging courses for the very brave. Here, little ones as well as older adventure seekers can test their limits, practice balance and see how brave they can be. In the forest on the edge of Val d’Anna, impressive parcours and adrenaline-filled descents await. Are you staying in Laion? If so, you can even get in for free.

An Adventure Playground for Children on Watles, the Hikers' Paradise  

Amidst the expansive Watles hiking area, there is the 1500 m² Spielesee – an artificial lake for children, designed as an exciting adventure playground for little ones and families. Kids can play on the wooden rafts, hanging bridges, waterfalls and streams where they can try their hand at "gold panning" or exploring for minerals and other gems. Children love the long slide and the new Funballz, a water–walking-ball which kids can hop and run with along the surface of the water. 

Wooden chaise-langue’s are also available and adults can unwind and enjoy the view from the platform, with its magnificent mountain panorama. Admissions are free of charge.

A fantastic leisure park with a playground and a Kneipp facility makes children happy, while parents can relax and enjoy!

The playground on Sabine-Jäger-Weg 2 in Castelrotto is a popular meeting place for families. With swings, slides, and other play equipment, it offers children plenty of opportunities to play and have fun. Thanks to its quiet location, it is ideal for a relaxing break.

A foray through the animal world of the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park for young and old.

12 corten steel screens, realised by local craftsmen, in the shape of the mountain peaks of our Dolomites, create an interactive course and make the wildlife of the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park come alive in a very special way. 

While roaming the course, kids can search for the hidden push buttons to trigger the respective animal sound.

Take your time to immerse yourself in this idyll and explore the wildlife of the nature park.

Location: Middle station Olang 1+2. Accessible with the cable car from the valley station Olang/Gassl.

La Sbinga
The new highlight of this summer is “La Sbinga,” a Ladin word meaning swing: a special spot to sit and enjoy the simple pleasure of swinging while admiring the majestic Sella group. Located above the Plans-Frara lift station, La Sbinga will take you back to childhood, leaving you enchanted by the magic of the landscape.

Le Banch
At the summit of Col Pradat, you’ll find Le Banch, a giant bench whose name means “bench” in Ladin. Crafted from larch wood and adorned with edelweiss carved from fragrant Swiss pine, it measures 2 meters high and 3.5 meters long. It invites you to sit and soak in a view that completely surrounds you. From here, your gaze drifts across the mountains, leaving you feeling embraced by a breathtaking wonder.

The whole Alta Badia region is one big playground in the summer with its meadows and woods. But this, for us in Alta Badia, wasn’t enough: The beautiful nature was the basis for the design of enjoyable game parks.

Each of the six towns of Alta Badia has therefore at least one game park for children: in La Villa there is one by the sports field, one by the grill, one by the Boscdaplan street and one by the Ninz street.

Children's playground in Selva dei Molini/Mühlwald - in the sports zone near Sport Bar

It is particularly popular with children due to its central location. Play equipment invites children to spend their free time here. Parents also use the opportunity to meet up with their little ones at the playground. This also makes it a point of communication in the village community.

The whole Alta Badia region is one big playground in the summer with its meadows and woods. But this, for us in Alta Badia, wasn’t enough: The beautiful nature was the basis for the design of enjoyable game parks.

Each of the six towns of Alta Badia has therefore at least one game park for children: in Badia there is one by the Sompunt lake, one by the deer park and one by the sports field.

"Camminapietre"
The “Camminapietre” are stones from the Dolomites, decorated and beautified by children. They symbolize nature’s generous gift, which offers us so much and which we should take with respect and then return. If you come across one on your path, don’t take it home, but keep it carefully and hide it in a new spot so someone else can discover it. Observe the landscape around you closely and find your colorful stone.

Dolomite-Stamps
The Dolomite Stamps are back at the FUNzone Edelweiss! This summer, embark on an unforgettable adventure in the Dolomites: stop by the “Colfosco” lift to pick up your map and start the legendary hunt for the 7 stamps scattered throughout the FUNzone Edelweiss. Whether you choose to explore on foot or take the lifts, each stop will bring you closer to winning the amazing DOLOMITIC T-SHIRT. Once you’ve collected all the stamps, return to the “Colfosco” lift to claim your prize and don’t miss the chance to experience the magic of the Dolomites while taking home a truly special memory!

The unique play and adventure area covers an area of several hundred square meters and is divided into four play stations for different age groups.

On the path, which is suitable for strollers, you will first encounter the playground, which is especially suitable for children from 1 to 4 years. Continue to the forest playground with a tree house path and various climbing opportunities. After that, the water world awaits you with the undisputed highlight: the 56-meter long super slide - the longest in all of South Tyrol. Finally, the older kids between 8 and 14 can really let off steam on a balance course in the climbing world.

And the parents? They are happy about the unexpected time out, soak up the sun and enjoy the panorama. That's how relaxed a family vacation in Olang/Valdaora can be.

By the way: a visit to the Kids World can be optimally combined with a bike tour. It is located directly on the Pustertal Valley cycle path.

Swings, slides, climbing, sand or snow castles...children find varied possibilities to have fun!

 

The Gitschberg Sun Park is located by the mountain terminal of the Gitschberg-Nesselbahn cable car. As the name suggests, you will find here a whole host of sun-themed attractions and games, like the Sun bridge, a giant slide, a human sundial and much more. Make sure you pack sunscreen, a hat and a change of clothes and… have a good time!

Small playground with swings, slide and small sports field. Below the playground there is a small clubhouse that can be hired for parties.

The whole Alta Badia region is one big playground in the summer with its meadows and woods. But this, for us in Alta Badia, wasn’t enough: The beautiful nature was the basis for the design of enjoyable game parks.

Each of the six towns of Alta Badia has therefore at least one game park for children: in La Villa there is one by the sports field, one by the grill, one by the Boscdaplan street and one by the Ninz street.

The farm is located in St. Magdalena, in the Val Casies Valley, at an altitude between 1400m and 1500m.You will have the opportunity to visit the animals and the entire farm. 
The animal park is home to rare animals and endangered species: pigs, horses, cattle, goats, sheep, poultry, birds, llamas, cats and rabbits of various breeds, as well as domesticated animals from other continents. The animal population is constantly changing.
It is also possible to combine a visit to the farm with a hike along the Talblickweg trail, with wonderful panoramic views. From here you can view the farm and the entire area from a bird's eye perspective. 
Relax on the sunbathing lawn next to the pond, while the children let off steam on the large playground. 
In the farm's tavern you can enjoy regional and homemade products.

The whole Alta Badia region is one big playground in the summer with its meadows and woods. But this, for us in Alta Badia, wasn’t enough: The beautiful nature was the basis for the design of enjoyable game parks.

Each of the six towns of Alta Badia has therefore at least one game park for children: in La Villa there is one by the sports field, one by the grill, one by the Boscdaplan street and one by the Ninz street.

Gigante Baranci and his realm. The Monte Baranci family mountain is home to a local giant named Gigante Baranci. Those who enter his realm can follow in his footsteps by visiting various interactive stations, which are particularly aimed at entertaining little guests. Learn more about his legend and get to know him better.

The whole Alta Badia region is one big playground in the summer with its meadows and woods. But this, for us in Alta Badia, wasn’t enough: The beautiful nature was the basis for the design of enjoyable game parks.

Each of the six towns of Alta Badia has therefore at least one game park for children: in La Villa there is one by the sports field, one by the grill, one by the Boscdaplan street and one by the Ninz street.

The whole Alta Badia region is one big playground in the summer with its meadows and woods. But this, for us in Alta Badia, wasn’t enough: The beautiful nature was the basis for the design of enjoyable game parks.

Each of the six towns of Alta Badia has therefore at least one game park for children: in Badia there is one by the Sompunt lake, one by the deer park and one by the sports field.

Game Description:

The Robber Hunt on Mt. Gitschberg is an interactive audio adventure, played using the Locandy app and a matching treasure map. Adventurers follow the young shepherd boy Lukas from Meransen and his clever marmot Gimmy as they track two robbers who have broken into the cathedral treasury in Brixen and are now fleeing with their loot across Mt. Gitschberg. This exciting story is packed with fun and tricky riddles that will keep both kids and adults engaged and entertained throughout.

 

Details:

> Route: from the mountain station of the Nesselbahn lift to the Gitschhütte hut

> Duration: About 1 to 1.5 hours

> Recommended age: 8-14 years

>Treasure maps are available for free at both the valley and mountain stations in Meransen.

>The game is free to play and can be started from any point – ideally from the valley station.

A series of routes with increasing difficulty able to meet every expectation, from the simplest for the younger ones to the most acrobatic for the more expert ones.

Prices per person:

• € 9,00 for the first route (fuchsia) - € 4,00 for every repetition, up to max. € 25,00
• Green, orange, blue and red routes:
  • € 17,00 for one single route
  • € 25,00 for two routes, also different from each other
  • € 5,00 for every further route, up to max. € 35,00
•  Only visitor: € 1,50

The park is only open in summer.