Hiking & skiing holidays in the Dolomites – Activities around Dobbiaco

Hiking

Up to picturesque alpine huts, past crystal-clear mountain lakes, and through surreal rock formations on hikes in the Tre Cime di Lavaredo region. The seemingly endless network of hiking trails around Dobbiaco offers outstanding hiking fun for all ages.

Biken

Get on the saddle and off you go! With your two wheeled companion, you can wonderfully explore the surroundings around our Laurin, whether you opt for a leisurely trip to Lago di Braies or a more challenging tour to Prato Piazza.

Climbing

Once you’re at the top, see the world from a bird’s eye view. Breathtaking routes and via ferrata of all difficulty levels await you around the world-famous peaks of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo. Follow in the footsteps of early climbing pioneers who really got mountaineering rolling in the Dolomiti di Sesto in the late 1860s.

Cross-country skiing

Elegantly carve your way through the romantic winter scenery and glide along the trails. Through the picturesque Valle di Landro or up to Prato Piazza? You decide!

Tobogganing and winter hiking

Winter hiking is twice as much fun! While you make your way home on foot in summer, in winter you can take the toboggan back down to the valley. There are plenty of toboggan runs to explore in and around Dobbiaco. Sounds tempting, doesn’t it?

Grab your helmet and skis and your skiing holiday in Val Pusteria can begin … look forward to 77 kilometres of slopes in the Dolomiti di Sesto ski area or visit Plan de Corones, South Tyrol’s number 1 ski mountain. From Dobbiaco station, you can reach the valley stations of the Vierschach-Helm and Ried-Plan de Corones lifts in no time with the ski train. The Cortina d’Ampezzo ski area also offers 140 kilometres of slopes for exceptional skiing enjoyment.

Snowshoeing and ski touring

Do you also love conquering snowy Dolomite peaks in winter? Then grab your snowshoes or touring skis and off you go! When ski touring and snowshoe hiking in Val Pusteria, the surrounding mountain scenery shows its quiet and peaceful side, making your winter excursions a very special experience.

Hiking

Up to picturesque alpine huts, past crystal-clear mountain lakes, and through surreal rock formations on hikes in the Tre Cime di Lavaredo region. The seemingly endless network of hiking trails around Dobbiaco offers outstanding hiking fun for all ages.

Biken

Get on the saddle and off you go! With your two wheeled companion, you can wonderfully explore the surroundings around our Laurin, whether you opt for a leisurely trip to Lago di Braies or a more challenging tour to Prato Piazza.

Climbing

Once you’re at the top, see the world from a bird’s eye view. Breathtaking routes and via ferrata of all difficulty levels await you around the world-famous peaks of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo. Follow in the footsteps of early climbing pioneers who really got mountaineering rolling in the Dolomiti di Sesto in the late 1860s.

Cross-country skiing

Elegantly carve your way through the romantic winter scenery and glide along the trails. Through the picturesque Valle di Landro or up to Prato Piazza? You decide!

Tobogganing and winter hiking

Winter hiking is twice as much fun! While you make your way home on foot in summer, in winter you can take the toboggan back down to the valley. There are plenty of toboggan runs to explore in and around Dobbiaco. Sounds tempting, doesn’t it?

Grab your helmet and skis and your skiing holiday in Val Pusteria can begin … look forward to 77 kilometres of slopes in the Dolomiti di Sesto ski area or visit Plan de Corones, South Tyrol’s number 1 ski mountain. From Dobbiaco station, you can reach the valley stations of the Vierschach-Helm and Ried-Plan de Corones lifts in no time with the ski train. The Cortina d’Ampezzo ski area also offers 140 kilometres of slopes for exceptional skiing enjoyment.

Snowshoeing and ski touring

Do you also love conquering snowy Dolomite peaks in winter? Then grab your snowshoes or touring skis and off you go! When ski touring and snowshoe hiking in Val Pusteria, the surrounding mountain scenery shows its quiet and peaceful side, making your winter excursions a very special experience.