Panoramic Views in the Dolomites

Summer Adventures

Hiking in its Purest Form

Immerse yourself in pristine nature and take in the view of blooming alpine meadows, dramatic rock faces, and endless horizons. With 450 kilometers of marked hiking trails, there's something for everyone—from leisurely hut-to-hut tours to challenging summit ascents. Experience a unique hiking summer from March to November, surrounded by South Tyrol’s 790 diverse plant species.

Climbing and Scrambling

The striking peaks of the Dolomites attract climbers from all over the world. Whether sport climbing on steep walls, tackling alpine routes, or enjoying family-friendly via ferratas, there’s an adventure for every skill level. With expert local mountain guides, you’ll create unforgettable moments while exploring the geological wonders of this breathtaking mountain range.

Exploring the Dolomites on Two Wheels

Welcome to the Dolomiti Bike Galaxy! Spanning 3,000 square kilometers, this biking paradise offers diverse routes: 400 kilometers of mountain bike trails, flow trails, and downhill tracks promise unforgettable experiences. Whether you prefer freeride, enduro, or a relaxed panoramic tour on an e-bike, both beginners and experts will find their perfect adventure.

The Carezza Bike Park, nestled beneath the stunning Rosengarten massif, features a variety of exciting trails. Located about 20 kilometers from our campsite, it’s easily accessible by car or bike.

The Piz Sella Bike Park impresses with spectacular tracks set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Langkofel group. Just 25 kilometers from our campsite, it can also be conveniently reached by car or bike.

For road cyclists, the region boasts legendary Dolomite passes, including the iconic Sellaronda. These stunning routes wind through dramatic mountain landscapes, offering a rewarding challenge, even for experienced riders.

Golfing under the UNESCO peaks

The St. Vigil Seis Golf Club, located at the foot of the Seiser Alm, is considered one of the most beautiful 18-hole golf courses in the Alps. Spanning 55 hectares of pristine nature, it is playable from April to November. The course features a two-level driving range and a golf school for both beginners and experienced players. A special highlight is Hole 15, a Par 3 boasting the greatest elevation difference in Europe. The golf course is just a few hundred meters from our campsite.

Swimming in the Nature Park

The Völser Weiher, nestled at the foot of the Schlern, is an idyllic swimming lake in the Seiser Alm holiday region. Located just one kilometer from our campsite, it can be reached in about 15 minutes on foot or easily by bike. From May to September, the lake invites visitors to swim and relax on its well-maintained sunbathing lawns. A true highlight is the breathtaking view of the Dolomites, which reflect beautifully in the crystal-clear mountain water.