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Holidays in the Dolomites Region Eggental

Step into the UNESCO World Heritage winter wonders

A place where sustainability is taken seriously and legendary figures have left their mark on marvellous natural places. In the Dolomites Region Eggental, nature is at the centre of everyone's life: for people who respect nature and are eager to enjoy the winter season during their holiday in South Tyrol, there are plenty of  environmentally-friendly activities. It's not a coincidence that the region has been given the highest possible award for sustainable tourism.

Don't let it go

Whether speeding down the ski runs of the Dolomites Region Eggental or taking leisurely to challenging hikes, you'll spend thrilling days in the snow.

Not far from South Tyrol's provincial capital Bolzano/Bozen and embraced by nature, the valley nestled between the Latemar and Rosengarten massifs, has been awarded the Sustainability Label South Tyrol.  

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How about a charming room in a historic residence? A wellness hotel with exceptional architecture? A suite in a chic city hotel? Or a cosy place to sleep in a forest chalet?

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Sustainable Eggental/Val d'Ega

Measurable, visible, tangible. Eggental is the first sustainable holiday region in South Tyrol bearing the Sustainability Label South Tyrol. But it's even more astonishing that Eggental is one of the few having achieved the GSTC-recognition. It's been many years now, since local cycles have been on the upswing, bringing producers from the valley and restaurateurs to work closer. These kinds of destinations are actively and successfully involved in socio-economic, ecological and cultural sustainability. For this reason, the Dolomites Region Eggental is considered as a pioneer and internationally acclaimed role model for other holiday regions committed to pursue a more sustainable future. The villages of the region await you with family-run shops, where local artisans and producers offer unique creations and homemade products.

Villages in the Dolomites Region Eggental

Mehr als 3.000 Einwohner:innen hat das größte Dorf hier nicht. Überschaubar, ruhig und vor allem nah am Berg sind die Ortschaften in der Region. Gerade richtig für einen naturnahen Urlaub zum Abschalten.

Steinegg/Collepietra

Steinegg is situated in the heart of the Rosengarten, Latemar, and Schlern massifs. Its enchanting views of the South Tyrolean Dolomites alone are reason for a visit. The scattered villages of Steinegg, Gummer/San Valentino in Campo, Karneid/Cornedo all'Isarco, Kardaun/Cardano, Blumau/Prato all’Isarco, and Breien/Briè are located between 275 and 1,650 m above sea level. On holidays here, the Burg Karneid castle, the symbol of the municipality, towers over the Eggental valley gorge and can be visited as part of a tour in the summer months. A visit to South Tyrol’s only astronomical observatory “Max Valier” as well as the planetarium in Obergummer are both highly recommended.

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Deutschnofen - Eggen - Obereggen - Petersberg

Situated dramatically between the Latemar and Rosengarten massifs, with views of the striking rock formations of Schlern, Zanggen, Weißhorn and Schwarzhorn, lies the municipality of Deutschnofen. It includes the villages of Eggen/Ega, Obereggen and Petersberg/Monte San Pietro and the main village of Deutschnofen. Holidaymakers here can expect hikes of various degrees of difficulty as well as guided themed hikes, all of which are easily accessible by public transportation. In winter, the Obereggen ski area is a true paradise for skiing, winter hiking, tobogganing at night and cross-country skiing.  South Tyrol’s most popular pilgrimage site , the Maria Weißenstein monastery, is located in the Eggental valley.

Alexandra Näckler

Welschnofen/Nova Levante - Karersee/Carezza

The villages of Welschnofen and Karersee are located close by to South Tyrol’s capital city Bolzano/Bozen at the foot of the legendary peaks of the Rosengarten and Latemar massifs. The face of each is reflected in one of the most beautiful mountain lakes in the Alps, the Karersee lake . A visit to its enchanting waters is worthwhile on holiday in summer or wintertime. The Carezza Ski area, which averages eight hours of sunlight per day in winter, is the sunniest ski area in South Tyrol, offering 40 km of fun on the slopes for beginners, families and experts. The well-known forest near Welschnofen is the source of tonewood, a wood from which violins in Venice are still made today.

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Tips for your holiday in the Dolomites Region Eggental

It's little wonder that there are myths revolving around this UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites region: a lovesick magician cast a rainbow into the Karersee lake to impress the mermaid who lived in its waters. His spell transformed the lake into a “Rainbow Lake", changing its plain colour waters into a palette of colours. Although during the wintertime the landscape around the lake is less bright, the contrasts between the white snow, dark coniferous trees and rugged mountain walls, create a special atmosphere. The valley has made considerable efforts to establish a sustainable economy – from the management of the accommodation to organisation of the two ski areas of Obereggen and Carezza Dolomites. For the love of the environment.

The hiking trail from Maria Weißenstein to the Petersberger Leger Alm leads through the silence of winter, while the slopes make the mountains fun on your snowboard or skis. Go to one of the many ski rentals and ski schools to be given the best advice. Winter fun can also be experienced on ice-skating rinks and sled runs: on the Epircher Laner and Hubertus sled runs you'll reach the valley real quick.  But if you prefer to speed up on a flat terrain, you should try the cross-country ski run Wölflrunde - and enjoy astounding views of the Rosengarten massif. Which other lookout points can you find here? The South Tyrol's observatory and the Planetarium are the perfect places for stargazing.

 

Experience something new every day

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Dolomiti Superski - 1 ski pass for 15 ski resorts

Obereggen and Carezza Dolomites are two of the 15 ski resorts that have been brought together to form the world's largest ski carousel. With the"Dolomiti Superski" ski pass you have unlimited access to 1,200 km of snow-sure slopes via the most modern cable cars.

Skigebiet Obereggen
Snowpark Obereggen
Seilbahn Tiers

Gourmet skiing

Reach the mountain huts on  your skis

Shepherd's noodles with Speck Alto Adige PGI, dumpling tris on cabbage salad or grilled hearty meat specialties, topped off with a portion of Kaiserschmarrn or a slice of warm apple strudel. In the traditional ski huts you can unwind on the wide terraces or in the cozy parlors before the food is served at your table: the menu is elevated as the location itself. What's there for you after lunch? Many blue, red and black slopes or hiking trails on a glittering white snow.

What’s on in the Dolomites Region Eggental?

Celebrations are popular here - especially at sporting occasions combined with culinary delights.

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Locally sourced and enjoyed

How about a slice of mild raw milk cheese? A refreshing beer with home-grown ingredients? Crispy Schüttelbrot bread? Or a figure made from the farm's hay? In the Dolomites Region Eggental and in the rest of South Tyrol, you'll find a wide selection of local high-quality foods and hand-crafted objects. Many producers sell straight from the farm where you can try local ingredients and get to know the producers. With a bit of luck and while strolling though the village,  you can even look over the shoulders of craftsmen at work as they create jewellery, wooden sculptures and baskets . In this way, you won't only taste unique flavours, but also get an insider knowledge about cultivation and processing.

Weather forecast & Webcams

Check out the weather forecast in the Dolomites Region Eggental and planning your holiday in South Tyrol will be easier. And if you want to head up to the mountains, our weather forecast informs you about visibility, sunrise, sunset and zero-degree isotherm.

Your car-free winter holiday

For a comfortable and environmentally friendly travel to the Dolomites Region Eggental, find here the most relevant information. Buses, trains or cable cars drop you off at your accommodation or hiking destination.

  • Travel by train

    You can reach the Dolomites Region Eggental and its surroundings from the train station of South Tyrol's provincial capital Bolzano/Bozen, by bus, taxi or the so-called "Südtirol Transfer" transfer.

  • On-site mobility

    Once you get to your accommodation in the Dolomites Region Eggental, the Südtirol Guest Pass "Guest Pass Eggental" gives you unlimited access to the public transport in South Tyrol. Choose a different and evironmentally-friendly holiday and reach the slopes with the train or bus direct connections.

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