Dolomites South Tyrol

The Dolomites South Tyrol are divided in various mountain massifs, all famous among hikers: the Fanes Group in Alta Badia, the Tre Cime di Lavaredo in Alta Pusteria, the Sella Group, the Sassolungo (German: Langkofel, Ladin Saslonch) and the Sassopiatto (German: Plattkofel), the Sciliar (German: Schlern) and the Catinaccio (German: Rosengarten, Ladin Ciadenac), on the border between Trentino and South Tyrol…and the list can go on! Winter holidays Dolomites The Dolomites South Tyrol offer you unforgettable holidays in the mountains all year round, as here you never get bored, as also in the season which seem to be quieter like spring or fall.

If you book your Dolomites South Tyrol holidays in these seasons, beyond skiing for Easter, you can also take part into a gastronomic festival, which will allow you to know the traditional South Tyrolean gastronomy. Accomodations South Tyrol an example is the "Natural Cooking Festival", which takes place on the Alpe di Siusi in June. Trekking in the mountains your Dolomites South Tyrol holidays offer many emotions in autumn as well, as this season offers many hiking trips in the mountains, as the weather is still mild and South Tyrol isn´t as crowded as in summer. You can also take part into a Törggelen, the famous fall festivals of South Tyrol!