Stay with us in the heart of the mountains, in a prime location between two of South Tyrol’s most beautiful nature reserves. Our guests can look forward to numerous activities in an indescribable fairytale setting with mind-blowing views. Leave the daily grind behind and soak in the peace and tranquillity of the great outdoors!
This park gets its name from the Puez and Geisler groups. It stretches across 11,000 hectares of the mountains at an average altitude of 2,500 m. Come and explore the idyllic home of the eagle, chamois and marmot on your holiday to the Dolomites. You can find out all there is to know about the history and nature of the park on the Zannes Nature Trail. Stroll through spruce and larch forests or marvel at the mountain meadows as the crocuses, spring pasque flowers and common pasque flowers burst with colour. The spotted gentian and edelweiss can also be seen taking root at loftier heights.
Roam the park that the European pine marten, the red fox and the wood grouse call home. A trip to the nature park’s vast spruce forests is an absolute must for guests staying at a hotel in the Dolomites. Covering more than 25,000 hectares between the Prags Valley, Toblach and Alta Badia, this is one of South Tyrol’s largest protected nature reserves. It is dotted with idyllic mountain meadows and, higher up in the mountains, the safe havens of the mountain hare and rock ptarmigan. The romantic Braies Lake is popular among tourists because it is perfect for a boat trip or a stroll. The Lärchensteig nature trail and the circular walk around Toblacher See are routes that provide information on the mountains and their inhabitants.
UNESCO had many good reasons to name the Dolomites a World Heritage Site in 2009. With its white limestone, the region in the Southern Alps on the border between South Tyrol, Trento and Belluno really is a sight to behold. Once commonly known as the “Pale Mountains”, the geologist Déodat de Dolomieu lent his name to the mountains at the end of the 18th century. 250 million years ago, the Dolomites were coral and algae reefs at the bottom of a primordial ocean. Today they are known as the place where mystical sagas unfolded and age-old local traditions originate.
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