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10 Things to do Good for Adrenaline Seekers in South Tyrol Dolomites That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in South Tyrol Dolomites, Italy including Val Gardena, Adrenaline X-Treme Adventures, Huskysleddog, FLY2 - Associazione Di Parapendio, Seceda, Passo Sella, Sellaronda, Parco Naturale Tre Cime (Dolomiti Patrimonio dell’Umanita - UNESCO), Paragliding Tandem Gardenafly, Seiser Alm - Alpe di Siusi.
Restaurants in South Tyrol Dolomites
1. Val Gardena
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5.0 based on 2,355 reviews
Reviewed By 149davids
The beautiful breathtaking scenery, the endless slopes ( one La Longia 10.5 km long) and the lovely town makes this place the Mecca for ski lovers. No matter how many times you will be there , just the thought of it makes your body crave with expectation. If I will ever know that there is only one ski vacation left in my life- Val Gardena will be the place.
2. Adrenaline X-Treme Adventures
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5.0 based on 316 reviews
The biggest ZIPLINE in Europe is open until October 25! ZIPLINE is the name of this extreme adventure which frames the excitement of a thrilling flight within a breathtaking backdrop. Immersed in the Dolomites, fastened to a cable 100 metres high, sliding speedily towards the valley, with the wind in your hair and your heartbeat going off the scale! The flight consists of 10 lines, for a total of 3.2 kilometers. The longest line is over 800 meters long and the highest point is at 100 meters above the ground.
3. Huskysleddog
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5.0 based on 31 reviews
"Husky 365" These are the days we dedicate in one year to our dogs. Our philosophy was born from having collected some of our Siberian Husky from situations of possible abandonment. Already from the age of 3 you are one of our customers, you will be transported in the sled by an expert Musher. You will be the protagonist of your adventure, driving your sled pulled by our huskies in full autonomy.
4. FLY2 - Associazione Di Parapendio
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5.0 based on 37 reviews
5. Seceda
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5.0 based on 275 reviews
Reviewed By Anuj_Mithani - Mumbai, India
Armed with our 3 day Gardena cards (great value if you will use multiple lifts), we dedicated the better part of a day for this hike while based in Ortisei. We were rewarded with one of our most memorable walking/hiking experiences in the Val Gardena. The broad route went like this : the Seceda lift up from Ortisei, loop around Pieralongia, return to St Christina via Col Raiser and the bus (free, we had complementary mobility passes from our hotel) back to Ortisei. As we arrived at the Seceda summit station, we first walked in the direction of Rifugio Troier– the views of the mountain ridge (Fermeda) and the valley below were terrific. We then headed onwards to Pieralongia, and enjoyed the glorious setting with the famous twin rock spires and the company of friendly donkeys grazing nearby! We then passed around Lech da Iman and headed to Rifugio Firenze. After a sort rest and refreshment break, we continued to the Baita Odles (many farm animals on site) and then took the Col Raiser lift back to St Christina after a brief rest at the Col Raiser station/restaurant. Our most memorable day in the Dolomites!
6. Passo Sella
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5.0 based on 741 reviews
Reviewed By A6996SEstevem - Miami, United States
Be sure to visit the Passo Sella for beautiful access to the outstandingly scenic Naturonda hike and the excellent Comici Hut. The Passo Sella is a short drive up a steep, twisting, and narrow mountain road from the village of Selva di Val Gardena in the Dolomites of Italy. From the top of the Pass, which sits at roughly 2,200 meters, inviting hikes radiate in different directions. A perennial favorite hike is the Naturonda that begins a short walk from the pass and ends at the not-to-be-missed Comici Hut, which may be the nicest rifugio, or mountain restaurant, in the Dolomites. The Comici hut offers delicious food and friendly service. If nature calls, its bathroom will astonish you. The Naturonda is a relatively easy loop hike that takes about two-hours to complete. A narrower and well-marked trail that begins in a maze-like rock garden takes you to the Comici Hut while a wider, path returns you to the parking lot at the Pass and your car. Though the Naturonda may lack difficulty and length for the serious hiker, it is an extraordinarily beautiful hike with spectacular, high alpine scenery. For the more adventurous, there are ways to prolong the pleasure of being in this magical area by extending the hike. Buon Viaggio.
7. 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!
8. Parco Naturale Tre Cime (Dolomiti Patrimonio dell’Umanita - UNESCO)
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5.0 based on 169 reviews
Reviewed By kentb64 - Landenberg, United States
Starting at the FischleinTal parking lot in Sesto, hike up to the Dolomiten Hohenweg #5 trail connecting the Czigmond, Bullelejoch and Drei Zinnen mountain huts for some of the most spectacular mountain hiking I've ever experienced. This loop trail is an 18km, 3200ft elevation change, all-day hike. The best spot for lunch is Bullelejoch, the least crowded of the 3 mountain huts, and also the best food.
9. Paragliding Tandem Gardenafly
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5.0 based on 22 reviews
Paragliding is the simplest and most intuitive way to fly. With the „Paragliding Tandem Gardenafly“ you can enjoy free flying with a tandem paraglider in Val Gardena. Discover the Dolomites from the eagle view and experience unique moments. We fly in summer and winter season. You do not need to be experienced in any way.
10. Seiser Alm - Alpe di Siusi
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5.0 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By Castledoc
Been here in early September. The landscape of the Seiser Alm is super beautiful, offers amazing views and the whole infrastructure is very well developed. Leasure options for everybody and all levels of difficulty. For very good reason this area is recognized as UNESCO world heritage. Must go when in south tyrol.
