Hiking
Between forests, alpine meadows and mountain peaks
When people think of hiking in South Tyrol, the Dolomites are usually the first thing that comes to mind. At Avita, you'll be staying right in the heart of this extraordinary mountain landscape. Hundreds of kilometres of well-maintained hiking trails, charming mountain huts and breathtaking panoramic views are waiting to be explored. Whether you're a beginner looking for an easy walk or an experienced hiker seeking a challenging summit, you'll find the perfect trail for your next adventure on your Dolomites walking holiday.
Only where you have walked on foot have you truly been.
Puez-Geisler Nature Park
Bordering Val Gardena to the north, Puez-Odle Nature Park is one of South Tyrol's eight protected nature parks. Situated at an average altitude of 2,500 metres, it showcases the full variety of the Dolomites' distinctive rock formations and geological layers, making it a fascinating destination for hikers and nature lovers alike. One of the region's most iconic viewpoints is Seceda, famous for its dramatic ridgeline and breathtaking 360-degree views across the surrounding valleys. For a more relaxed outing, the family-friendly trail through Vallunga winds through beautiful alpine meadows framed by towering limestone cliffs.
Alpe di Siusi
Just south of Val Gardena and only a few minutes away by cable car, Alpe di Siusi is Europe's largest high-alpine meadow, covering an impressive 56 km². Rolling mountain pastures stretch towards the striking peaks of Sciliar, Sassolungo and Sasso Piatto, creating one of the Dolomites' most spectacular landscapes. Between them lies an extensive network of hiking trails and more than 50 welcoming mountain huts, ranging from traditional alpine refuges to stylish mountain restaurants. Whether you're looking for an easy family walk or a challenging alpine hike, Alpe di Siusi offers unforgettable experiences for every level of hiker.
