Top Things to do in South Tyrol Dolomites
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10 Hiking Trails in South Tyrol Dolomites That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in South Tyrol Dolomites, Italy including Sellaronda, Sentiero per Rifugio Stevia, Prato Piazza Mountain, Anello dei Tre Rifugi dalla val Fiscalina, Escursione tutt’intorno a Sassopiatto e Sassolungo, Alta Via delle Dolomiti n. 4, Escursione Sul Monte Specie, L'Alta Via dello Sciliar, Monte Pic, Scuola Sci di Fondo Alta Badia.
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1. Sellaronda
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5.0 based on 407 reviews
Reviewed By ps_pause - Killearn, United Kingdom
After several years we finally attempted it and did it! Great day of skiing 25 miles. Watch out for the “alternative” route though which involves Black runs!
2. Sentiero per Rifugio Stevia
3. Prato Piazza Mountain
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5.0 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By Lavarcham - London, United Kingdom
A perfect winter day: bright sun vivid blue sky startling white snow. This was our first experience of hiking in the Dolomites and what an introduction. It was unforgettable.
4. Anello dei Tre Rifugi dalla val Fiscalina
5. Escursione tutt’intorno a Sassopiatto e Sassolungo
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5.0 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By vengosht
We did this hike with 2 teenage boys (10 and 14) and it is exceptionally beautiful! it is quite easy if you are a moderately fit hiker (even if you are not so fit actually). Because we did this with the boys we hiked from Sella pass to Refugio Sasso Piatto, left out stuff, climbed Sasso Piato, stayed overnight and hiked the rest of the way the second day. I will say if you are not very fit, skip the mountain climb, it is not an easy hike. The tour around the sasso piato and lungo is beautiful and quite easy though.
6. Alta Via delle Dolomiti n. 4
7. Escursione Sul Monte Specie
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5.0 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By DTM56 - Cambridge, United Kingdom
We decided to take on what we thought was going to be an easier walk for our first day: it was actually reasonably tough but enjoyable. The summit itself (Monte Specie or Strudelkopf) was a great place for lunch. I don't think I can remember such spectacular 360 degree views before. Walking up from the end of the shuttle bus in Prato Piazza, we took the more difficult route (turn left by the tiny church) and were glad we did. Having said that, those taking the "easier" route on the way up have to scale a pretty tough climb for their last part - we did that in reverse so came down the steep bit before the easier route down the main path. One thing I would say is that if my wife hadn't had a problem with her knee we would have walked back the (roughly) 5km to the car, rather than taking the bus back. That is, I'd advice taking the bus up, but walk back if you're up for it. Many seemed happy to walk up that part as well but I don't know if they then went up to Monte Specie.
8. L'Alta Via dello Sciliar
9. Monte Pic
10. Scuola Sci di Fondo Alta Badia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
Cross-Country Ski School San Cassiano / Armentarola, Alta Badia The advantage of Alta Badia, in addition to its overwhelming nature, is the rich choice of activities. Here you can enjoy not only Alpine skiing, but also healthy Nordic disciplines and snowshoe tours. Just combine correct technique with fresh mountain air and with the stunning scenery of the Dolomites and you’ll get the best natural fitness ever! Individual lessons: Learn to Nordic ski in Alta Badia Individual lessons with the instructors of the Cross-Country Ski School Alta Badia guarantee a personal approach, that will best satisfy the client’s special requirements and will make the teaching process more targeted and efficient. Group lessons: The joy of learning all together Learning in a group often turns out to be very motivating. Each lesson is characterized by friendly and unformal atmosphere, professionality and creativity. Snowshoeing in Alta Badia A unique experience
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