Objevte krásy Dolomiti Eggental

The Rosengarten circular route is a magnificent hike for experienced hikers, providing fantastic views of the surrounding mountains.

The König Laurin II aerial tram takes skiers, hikers, climbers, and alpine climbers to the new, invisible mountain station at the Cologne Hut (2,339 meters above sea-level). Upon arrival, you'll feel that you can almost reach out with your hand and touch the face of the "Rose Garden" cliffs, and you can enjoy the fascinating view of all of South Tyrol and the Latemar – declared a World Nature Heritage Site of the Dolomites by UNESCO. Each gondola features ten seats. Highlight: the new „invisible“ mountain station is an architecture project from Werner Tscholl.

Growing in the Karerwald forest, the hazel tree is used especially for the production of string instruments. For this reason, the wood has also been called ‘tonewood’. You start from the Karerwald forest to walk to the popular boulder labyrinth which acquired its name from the house-sized boulders that fell during a massive landslide from the Latemar mountain long ago.

Attention: There are fallen trees along path [21].

Starting from the idyllic sanctuary of Maria Weißenstein, this leisurely snowshoe hike takes you into the pristine winter landscape of the South Tyrolean Dolomites. The route initially leads through quiet, snow-covered high forests, whose mighty spruces and larches are cloaked in a white mantle. As you take deep breaths of the clear mountain air, all you can hear is the gentle crunching of snowshoes underfoot.

This winter hike leads to the idyllic Frin meadows of Karersee | Carezza, a hidden gem in the region. The Frin meadows, known for its expansive area and the tranquility of nature, offer a wonderful place to pause and enjoy the winter silence. On the way through the magical snowy landscape, you will come across some traditional private alpine huts, while an impressive backdrop of the wintery Rosengarten | Catinaccio and Latemar is waiting for you. The hike follows a well-prepared path and is suitable for both beginners and experienced hikers.

This panoramic aerial tram takes skiers, hikers and cyclists from the center of Welschnofen (at an altitude of 1,182 meters above sea-level) to the Frommer Alm (at 1,743 m).
Upon arrival, you'll have a magnificent view of the legendary "Rose Garden" and the Latemar – declared a World Nature Heritage Site of the Dolomites by UNESCO. Families can undertake easy tours from the mountain station, or you can take the König Laurin Cableway and continue to the Cologne Hut (2,337 meters above sea-level) and enjoy challenging hikes, mountain-climbing tours, and hikes along cable-supported routes.
Cyclists can take the Carezza Trail or the Pumpline into the valley.
The aerial tram has a capacity of ten passengers.

This winter hike follows the "Herrensteig" from Welschnofen | Nova Levante to Lake Carezza (Karer See | Lago di Carezza), considered one of the most magnificent alpine lakes. The lake, located at the foot of the Latemar and known for its deep green waters and the beautiful mountain backdrop, is frozen in winter and usually covered with a white blanket of snow.

From Welschnofen | Nova Levante, the path ascends with a steady, gentle incline up to Lake Carezza. Along the "Herrensteig", you are treated to beautiful views of the picturesque village of Welschnofen | Nova Levante. Upon reaching the lake, a breathtaking panorama opens up with views of the impressive mountain ranges of the Rosengarten | Catinaccio and Latemar.

Due to a huge landslide from the Latemar a long time ago, a mysterious rock labyrinth has formed at the foot of the Latemar. This adventure hike starts at the Karer See lake and leads you via the Mitterleger into the rock labyrinth of the Latemar.

Attention: There are fallen trees along path [21].

This via ferrata is a classic in the Dolomites and is framed by rugged walls and towers with magnificent views. The via ferrata is relatively short with difficult Alpine passages that require Alpine experience.

Beautiful, varied via ferrata in the southern Rosengarten massif with fantastic views of the Dolomites.

Technically not very hard, with some difficult spots. Famous for its beautiful scenery and stunning panoramic views.

The Carezza Snowpark is situated at the foot of the majestic Rotwand in the Carezza ski area. Starting this winter, this snowpark will shine as a new star in the freestyle firmament of South Tyrol. From now on, children and families will be able to have the time of their lives in the Family Fun Line of the Tschein slope, while advanced skiers can enjoy themselves on the Easy Kicker and the Easy Box Line. More-practiced freestylers will find the optimal terrain to perfect their jumps in the brand new Medium Kicker Line.

The 9-meter-long DFD tank is a special obstacle and a real eye-catcher. It is the only one of its kind in South Tyrol, and freestyle enthusiasts are sure to be thrilled. F-TECH Snowpark Construction has planned and constructed the park and shapes it perfectly on a daily basis.

F-TECH Snowpark Construction has planned and constructed the park and shapes it perfectly on a daily basis.

Setup:

KIDS Line:

Kids Straight Box 1,5m

Kids Up n Down Box 1,5m

Kids Rainbow Box 1,5m

Kids Straight Box 3m

Kids Up n Down Box 3m

Kids Rainbow Box 3m



EASY Line:

Kicker Box 3m

Kicker 1m

Straight Box 3m

Kicker 1,5m

Kinked Box 3,5m

Kicker 1,5m

Butter Box Jump 6m

Butter Box Down 3m

Kicker 3m



MEDIUM Line:

Kicker 6m

Kicker 7m

Kicker 8m

Box down 6m

DFD Tank 9m

Big Pipe Step Rail 9m

Kicker 3m

In its winter coat, Lake Carezza (Karer See | Lake Carezza) has a charm of its own. The water surface, which appears so crystal clear and inviting in summer, transforms in the cold months into an enchanting world of ice and snow, surrounded by the white Dolomite mountains of Rosengarten | Catinaccio and Latemar. The long circular trail starts from the small holiday village of Karersee | Carezza, crosses the suspension bridge, then passes by Lake Carezza and continues into the snowy Latemar forest, where you can enjoy the fresh mountain air and tranquility.

On this stage, you will immerse yourself deeply in the legendary mountain landscape of the Dolomites. The trail leads you through the picturesque Tiers Valley and repeatedly offers breathtaking views of the majestic Rosengarten | Catinaccio massif, renowned for the so-called "Enrosadira" – the Alpenglow. Particularly impressive is the transition to the Niger Pass | Passo Nigra, from where the view opens up to the Latemar massif and the surrounding alpine meadows.

The winter hike to the huts Schönrast, Schmieder, and Lahner in the Eggental Valley provides a scenic journey through a snow-covered mountain landscape. The approximately 4,5-hour hike starts from Obereggen and meanders through serene terrain with stunning views of the Dolomites. The trail passes traditional mountain huts where regional specialties can be enjoyed. This hike is ideal for families, nature enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a relaxing winter stroll in the Alps.

This easy and nice winter hike along the Sissi Promenade at Karersee | Carezza takes winter hikers in the footsteps of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, also known as Sissi. The path, named after her, was one of her favorite walking routes. At the beginning of the tour, you pass the historic Grand Hotel Carezza, where the Empress resided during her stays. The route then leads past old farms through a picturesque winter landscape offering breathtaking views of the Latemar and ends at the Sissi Monument, which was erected in her honor.

 This easy route to the Wölfl hut leads young and old across densely wooded landscapes and meadows.

This snowshoe hike leads into the tranquil and secluded nature of the Totmoos biotope. In this protected moorland, numerous water lilies can be found in summer, which are decorating the pond and are covered in snow and ice in winter. The nature reserve also provides a home for many forest inhabitants. The path follows gentle ascents and passes through quiet forests, providing a perfect retreat from everyday life. Along the way, you are repeatedly rewarded with views of the surrounding Dolomite mountains and the Eggental Valley.

If you decide to go hiking in Val d'Ega, you can experience the UNESCO World Natural Heritage Dolomites with its striking mountains such as the Catinaccio and the Latemar in many different ways. Whether on leisurely walks along the alpine pastures, where the imposing mountain backdrop is visible on the horizon, or on challenging mountain tours, where you can experience the Dolomites up close and in the midst of it all.

If you want to explore the unique splendour of the region on your own, set out on the enchanting circular tour around the Rosengarten group. Following in the footsteps of the dwarf king Laurin, to whom, according to legend, the Dolomites owe their magical glow at dusk, the impressive high-altitude hike begins at the Kölner Hütte. Over a total distance of 12 kilometres, you will climb around 800 metres in altitude.

On the way, you cross the Tschagerjoch and the Cigoladepass as well as the Hirzelweg. On the way back to the starting point, there are always unobstructed views of the surrounding peaks and valleys, showing the beauty of the landscape in all its splendour.

There is also the possibility of cross-country skiing in Steinegg|Collepietra. The starting point for the cross-country trail is between Steinegg|Collepietra and Gummer|San Valentino behind the Egger Moos craftsmen's zone at 1,250 m above sea level.
There is the possibility of a shorter and longer loop.

In case of unfavourable temperatures, the cross-country trail may be closed prematurely.

An attractive hike around the centrepiece of the Rosengarten massif, the Rotwand mountain. For excitement this tour is hard to beat, offering spectacular views of the surrounding mountains in good weather.

The short circular trail leads directly around Lake Carezza (Karer See | Lago di Carezza), which is often frozen and covered in a blanket of snow during winter. Surrounded by the impressive peaks of the Latemar and Rosengarten | Catinaccio, it offers a picturesque view of the Dolomites. The prepared path is particularly suitable for a relaxed winter walk. The peaceful, snow-covered landscape and the frozen waters of the lake, with its sparkling ice crystals, create a special atmosphere, ideal for a short break in nature.

The Tschein Panorama Chairlift starts at the Moser Alm and continues along the foot of the Rose Garden and all the way to the Tschein Berg, where you'll find the midway station of the König Laurin cableway. In the summertime, you can set off on countless different hikes at an altitude of 2,000 meters or transfer to the König Laurin cableway and continue to the new, invisible mountain station at 2,339 meters above sea-level and the Cologne Hut. Each unit of the Panorama Chairlift has seating for six passengers.
Hint: In the summertime, you can reach the cableway directly from the Karersee Carezza parking lot via the new suspension bridge and a new hiking trail trail in just 20 minutes by foot.

An attractive hike around the centrepiece of the Catinaccio massif, the Roda di Vaèl. For excitement this tour is hard to beat, offering spectacular views of the surrounding mountains.

 

This magnificent panoramic snowshoe hike leads across the picturesque alpine area of the Frin meadows and offers breathtaking views of the Rosengarten | Catinaccio and Latemar. Along the way, you’ll enjoy fascinating panoramic views of the vast snow-covered meadows and the surrounding Dolomite peaks. On the plateau, you'll find numerous "Schupfen," traditional private alpine huts. These give the area a unique, charming, and authentic character. The Frin meadows are a special place where you can fully enjoy the peace and quiet of nature.

The winter hike from the most famous place of pilgrimage to the Petersberger Leger hut offers an unforgettable experience through snowy forests and picturesque landscapes. The approximately 1,5-hour trail passes by the charming Maria Weißenstein church and provides stunning views of the surrounding mountains. This hike is ideal for families, winter walkers, and nature enthusiasts looking to enjoy a serene and captivating winter landscape. Suitable for all ages, the route includes cozy resting spots at the Petersberger Leger hut.

The Lieg Alm can be reached on three different paths, which provide ambitious hikers as well as families with an eventful day. The medium-difficulty tour starting below the Ganischgerhof is described here. The easy version leads along a winter hiking trail from the Lavazé Pass to the Lieg hut.