The Dolomites are an adventure playground for hikers, where panoramic roads invite you to hike, almost forgotten paths and beautiful hiking trails lead you away from the hustle and bustle into untouched mountain nature, to idyllic alpine pastures and rustic huts. Steep rock colossi, green valleys, flowery mountain meadows, deep gorges, crystal clear lakes and magnificent panoramas - there is hardly any other Alpine region where alpine snow and rocky areas are as harmoniously combined as in the Dolomites.

The guide showing the area of ​​the Western Dolomites goes around the area in a counter-clockwise direction, starting from the vicinity of Brixen (Bressanone), touching the mountains rising above the Villnößtal (Val di Funes) and then the Grödner Tal (Val Gardena).
After the presentation of the leading tours on Europe's largest mountain meadow, the Seiser Almon (Alpe Siusi), between the mountains surrounding the Eggental (Val d'Ega) and Tierser Tal (Val di Tires) valleys, turning to the east, following the tours around the Valle di S. Pellegrino valley, to the northeast followed by the justly famous Fassatal (Val di Fassa) mountain giants, including one of South Tyrol's most beautiful and scenically impressive hiking regions, the Rosengarten (Catinaccio). When the rocks of Catinaccio start to glow at dusk or are painted with the blush of dawn, it's like walking in a magical fairy tale. But it doesn't matter what time of day you visit - hardly anyone can escape the sight of the majestic rock towers.