In Dobbiaco, diversity comes to life. Here there are natural wonders and breathtaking landscapes that can be admired from every perspective. But art, culture and music also characterise this place. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a nature lover, hiker, bike enthusiast, ski fan or simply a person who enjoys life – you’ll find your personal paradise here!
Did you know? In Dobbiaco drinking water comes from two different springs – one gushes out of the Dolomite limestone and the other out of the ferrous bedrock of the Central Alps. Can you taste the difference? Find out on a delightful hike along the water treasures theme trail in Dobbiaco. And then let yourself be enchanted by a true place of power: the labyrinth, which was artfully created with stream stones.
The 3 Peaks Dolomites ski area is a skier’s dream! With 115 kilometres of pistes on five interconnected ski mountains, skiing here is an incredible experience. It is not just the perfectly groomed slopes that will inspire you, but also the breathtaking landscape with the snowy mountains all around. For families and beginners, big or small, the Rienza ski centre is the perfect destination. With a chair lift, two ski lifts and four kilometres of slopes, it offers a small paradise for everyone who wants to try their first runs in the snow.
Anyone who thinks that that’s all there is to skiing is mistaken. Things are about to get going on a ski safari! From the 3 Peaks Dolomites ski area, it is only a stone’s throw to the Cortina d’Ampezzo ski area in Belluno, Italy, which boasts some 120 kilometres of slopes. Then take the Ski Pustertal Express to Percha, where you can easily travel from the train station via the Ried valley station to the Plan de Corones ski mountain. With 110 kilometres of pistes, five black pistes and the connection to the Sellaronda, you certainly will not get bored!
The Nordic Arena Dobbiaco is a paradise for cross-country skiing enthusiasts! Here you can really blow off steam on the FIS-homologated trails. Whether you are a beginner, advanced or professional, the cross-country centre offers something for everyone. The cross-country trail that even leads over the roof of the stadium is an absolute highlight and an unforgettable experience! And if that’s not enough for you, an incredible 120 kilometres of cross-country trails await you in Dobbiaco and 200 kilometres in the 3 Peaks Dolomites region.
Explore the scenic beauty of the Dolomites in a truly special way by trudging through the fresh snow, leaving your own tracks and enjoying freedom to the fullest. Snowshoeing and ski touring allow you to consciously connect with nature. Here are our tips for you: venture out on a snowshoe hike to the Lachwiesenhütte, explore the picturesque Val Fiscalina on snowshoes, climb the Corno di Fana on a ski tour, conquer the summit of the Monte Specie and much more.
Three toboggan runs await you in Dobbiaco and the surrounding area: the Croda Rossa toboggan run and the Monte Baranci toboggan run in the 3 Peaks Dolomites ski area, as well as the Val Campo di Dentro Dreischusterhütte toboggan run.
Dobbiaco, or more precisely the Conca di Dobbiaco, is the birthplace and hotspot of the Drava, where the river starts its journey through half of Europe: the journey leads through Italy, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia and Hungary until it finally reaches the Black Sea. Don’t worry, you don’t have to hike along the whole way. 😉 The leisurely walking tour leads along the WaldWunderWelt (forest world of wonder) theme trail and is suitable for any season.
Whether by mountain bike or e-bike – Dobbiaco and the Dolomites offer the perfect backdrop for a discovery tour on two wheels. The well-developed cycle path network takes you through picturesque valleys, past idyllic alpine huts to challenging mountain passes and alpine trails. Here are our insider tips: the Val Pusteria cycle track, which takes you in stages from San Candido to Brunico; the breathtaking Dolomite Cycle Path, on which you can make a detour to Cortina; the Drau Cycle Path, which takes you on a unique sightseeing tour to Lienz – are just a few examples.
Deer, wild boar, roe deer, owls, donkeys, chinchillas and many other animal friends have found a home in the eleven-hectare animal park in Carbonin Vecchia. And that also includes the absolute highlight of the circular hike. The tour is perfect for families and animal lovers and leads from the hotel in Nove Case, Villabassa, Bagni di Pian di Maia to Carbonin Vecchia and back to Dobbiaco via Rienza.
Starting from the Schönegger Säge car park, the hiking trail leads you through the picturesque Valle San Silvestro directly to the alpine pasture with the same name, which is open for guests from the beginning of June to the end of September.
It’s worth stopping for refreshments, because not only are traditional classics of South Tyrolean cuisine served, but also delicious homemade cakes. After refreshments, you can pause for a moment at the ancient chapel of San Silvestro, which has been enthroned on the mountain promontory since the 12th century. Sense the magic of this place and be enchanted by the beauty of nature and history.
17 km long hike along the sunny side of the Val Pusteria: you can enjoy breathtaking views from the Monte Rota on the forest ridge above Dobbiaco to Monguelfo, past castles, meadows and forests. The three-hour hike ends in Dobbiaco, where you can easily return to Monguelfo by bus or train. A must for nature lovers with a taste for history and spectacular views!
Seven stations for contemplation not only lead through the life of St. Peter the Apostle, but also to one of the oldest religious sanctuaries in Alta Pusteria: the chapel of San Pietro in Monte, which is also affectionately called Peterskirchl by the locals. The contemplation trail leads from the pilgrimage church in Santa Maria to the small chapel. Linger, take a moment, search your soul and admire the view of the valley and the surrounding mountain giants of the Sesto Dolomites …
The Cornetto Di Confine sits proudly among the enchanting Villgraten mountains, right on the border with South Tyrol. Right next door is the Monte della Chiesa, which is on South Tyrolean soil. Both mountains offer breathtaking views, especially of the majestic Dolomites to the south-west and the Three Peaks. There are various ways to get to the Cornetto Di Confine: from Dobbiaco via the idyllic Valle San Silvestro, from Casies via the fascinating Corno di Fana or from Versciaco via the Sylvestereck (also known as the Sylvesterkapelle). And not to forget the old military road, which also leads daring mountain bikers and e-bikers to the Cornetto Di Confine. Whether hikers, ski tourers or adventurers on a mountain bike, the Cornetto Di Confine is a popular destination for nature lovers in the Alta Pusteria and in the enchanting Villgratental valley.
Here in Dobbiaco the oldest Way of the Cross in all of Tyrol awaits you, known as the “Monte Calvario”. This fascinating path starts at the south exit of the cemetery and leads you directly to the breathtaking round chapel in Lerschach, which was consecrated in 1568. And along the way, you can allow yourself to be swept away by the impressive passion scenes in the five passion chapels along Maximilianstraße. These masterpieces commissioned by the brothers Christoph and Kaspar Herbst were built in 1519.
Experience the fascinating circular hike in Valle San Silvestro, which not only offers breathtaking panoramas of Dobbiaco, but also reveals cultural treasures. On this unique trail you will pass the impressive Leitnstöckl Chapel, which plays an important historical role. As a witness to the dark period of the Black Death in the Alpine region, it stands as a striking symbol of the past and is counted among the Plague memorials.
From Ehrenberg you can enjoy an impressive view of Dobbiaco and the majestic Dolomites at the beginning of the hike. The trail itself is pleasantly easy and leads through picturesque forest areas. The Lachwiesen hut, located at 1,690 m above sea level, is easily accessible on foot or by car. There you will not only find a whole host of delicacies, but also a playground and a petting zoo with donkeys, goats and rabbits. Starting from the hotel, the hiking trail with the number 1A leads you directly to the Lachwiesenhütte mountain hut.
This pleasant family hike starts in the heart of the village and leads you through the charming district of Rienza, on to Grazze and the district of Carbonin Vecchia, where it finally ends in the “Grieswaldile” forest area. This enchanting recreational paradise with its idyllic pond invites you to relax and play – because it also boasts you will find Dobbiaco’s largest playground.
The Monte Rota alpine meadows in Dobbiaco are a true natural paradise. These extensive meadows offer an idyllic backdrop and invite you to take relaxing walks and picnics. Whether you are exploring the rolling hills, breathing in the scent of the blossoming flowers or simply enjoying the tranquillity of nature – the Monte Rota meadows are the perfect place to escape the stresses of everyday life and recharge your batteries. Let yourself be enchanted by the beauty of this landscape and experience Dobbiaco from its natural side.
This excursion destination has two special features to offer: of course, the unique view of the earth pyramids, a bizarre natural spectacle, but also the magnificent Three Peaks panorama. Interestingly the pyramids were created in 1834, during a storm.
The Austrian composer was one of the most famous conductors of his time. In the prime of his life he maintained a close connection with Dobbiaco. It was not only a creative retreat, but also served as a source of inspiration. The tranquillity of the mountain giants, the serenity and the peaceful atmosphere of the landscape breathed life into his compositions. In his composing house, a simple wooden hut, he created some of his most famous works: the ninth and tenth symphonies and the “Song of the Earth”. Along the themed trail you can delve deeper into his life and work and you can even pay a visit to the former composing house.
The idyllic natural lake, which is located at the entrance to the Valle di Landro is a beautiful destination for young and old. A nature trail with no fewer than eleven stations takes you around the lake, where you can find out lots of information about flora, fauna and the surrounding area. Your hike starts directly from the hotel or directly at the lake. And after the tour? How about renting a boat (summer), dip your toes in the refreshing lake water or just enjoy the sun.
For all climbing enthusiasts and outdoor fans, climbing in natural climbing gardens offers a unique experience. Instead of artificial climbing centres, you will find yourself in the midst of breathtaking natural scenery, surrounded by majestic rock faces and picturesque landscapes. The following climbing areas are waiting for you in Dobbiaco:
Surrounded by spruce and larch trees, 14 courses of various levels of difficulty have been set up with exciting elements such as nets, beams, logs, cable cars and bridges. These exciting challenges range from 3 to 60 metres connecting the trees. The adventure park is suitable for the whole family, and there are even seven courses especially for children. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure in the treetops!
Did you know? In Dobbiaco drinking water comes from two different springs – one gushes out of the Dolomite limestone and the other out of the ferrous bedrock of the Central Alps. Can you taste the difference? Find out on a delightful hike along the water treasures theme trail in Dobbiaco. And then let yourself be enchanted by a true place of power: the labyrinth, which was artfully created with stream stones.
Dobbiaco, or more precisely the Conca di Dobbiaco, is the birthplace and hotspot of the Drava, where the river starts its journey through half of Europe: the journey leads through Italy, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia and Hungary until it finally reaches the Black Sea. Don’t worry, you don’t have to hike along the whole way. 😉 The leisurely walking tour leads along the WaldWunderWelt (forest world of wonder) theme trail and is suitable for any season.
Whether by mountain bike or e-bike – Dobbiaco and the Dolomites offer the perfect backdrop for a discovery tour on two wheels. The well-developed cycle path network takes you through picturesque valleys, past idyllic alpine huts to challenging mountain passes and alpine trails. Here are our insider tips: the Val Pusteria cycle track, which takes you in stages from San Candido to Brunico; the breathtaking Dolomite Cycle Path, on which you can make a detour to Cortina; the Drau Cycle Path, which takes you on a unique sightseeing tour to Lienz – are just a few examples.
Deer, wild boar, roe deer, owls, donkeys, chinchillas and many other animal friends have found a home in the eleven-hectare animal park in Carbonin Vecchia. And that also includes the absolute highlight of the circular hike. The tour is perfect for families and animal lovers and leads from the hotel in Nove Case, Villabassa, Bagni di Pian di Maia to Carbonin Vecchia and back to Dobbiaco via Rienza.
Starting from the Schönegger Säge car park, the hiking trail leads you through the picturesque Valle San Silvestro directly to the alpine pasture with the same name, which is open for guests from the beginning of June to the end of September.
It’s worth stopping for refreshments, because not only are traditional classics of South Tyrolean cuisine served, but also delicious homemade cakes. After refreshments, you can pause for a moment at the ancient chapel of San Silvestro, which has been enthroned on the mountain promontory since the 12th century. Sense the magic of this place and be enchanted by the beauty of nature and history.
17 km long hike along the sunny side of the Val Pusteria: you can enjoy breathtaking views from the Monte Rota on the forest ridge above Dobbiaco to Monguelfo, past castles, meadows and forests. The three-hour hike ends in Dobbiaco, where you can easily return to Monguelfo by bus or train. A must for nature lovers with a taste for history and spectacular views!
Seven stations for contemplation not only lead through the life of St. Peter the Apostle, but also to one of the oldest religious sanctuaries in Alta Pusteria: the chapel of San Pietro in Monte, which is also affectionately called Peterskirchl by the locals. The contemplation trail leads from the pilgrimage church in Santa Maria to the small chapel. Linger, take a moment, search your soul and admire the view of the valley and the surrounding mountain giants of the Sesto Dolomites …
The Cornetto Di Confine sits proudly among the enchanting Villgraten mountains, right on the border with South Tyrol. Right next door is the Monte della Chiesa, which is on South Tyrolean soil. Both mountains offer breathtaking views, especially of the majestic Dolomites to the south-west and the Three Peaks. There are various ways to get to the Cornetto Di Confine: from Dobbiaco via the idyllic Valle San Silvestro, from Casies via the fascinating Corno di Fana or from Versciaco via the Sylvestereck (also known as the Sylvesterkapelle). And not to forget the old military road, which also leads daring mountain bikers and e-bikers to the Cornetto Di Confine. Whether hikers, ski tourers or adventurers on a mountain bike, the Cornetto Di Confine is a popular destination for nature lovers in the Alta Pusteria and in the enchanting Villgratental valley.
Here in Dobbiaco the oldest Way of the Cross in all of Tyrol awaits you, known as the “Monte Calvario”. This fascinating path starts at the south exit of the cemetery and leads you directly to the breathtaking round chapel in Lerschach, which was consecrated in 1568. And along the way, you can allow yourself to be swept away by the impressive passion scenes in the five passion chapels along Maximilianstraße. These masterpieces commissioned by the brothers Christoph and Kaspar Herbst were built in 1519.
Experience the fascinating circular hike in Valle San Silvestro, which not only offers breathtaking panoramas of Dobbiaco, but also reveals cultural treasures. On this unique trail you will pass the impressive Leitnstöckl Chapel, which plays an important historical role. As a witness to the dark period of the Black Death in the Alpine region, it stands as a striking symbol of the past and is counted among the Plague memorials.
From Ehrenberg you can enjoy an impressive view of Dobbiaco and the majestic Dolomites at the beginning of the hike. The trail itself is pleasantly easy and leads through picturesque forest areas. The Lachwiesen hut, located at 1,690 m above sea level, is easily accessible on foot or by car. There you will not only find a whole host of delicacies, but also a playground and a petting zoo with donkeys, goats and rabbits. Starting from the hotel, the hiking trail with the number 1A leads you directly to the Lachwiesenhütte mountain hut.
This pleasant family hike starts in the heart of the village and leads you through the charming district of Rienza, on to Grazze and the district of Carbonin Vecchia, where it finally ends in the “Grieswaldile” forest area. This enchanting recreational paradise with its idyllic pond invites you to relax and play – because it also boasts you will find Dobbiaco’s largest playground.
The Monte Rota alpine meadows in Dobbiaco are a true natural paradise. These extensive meadows offer an idyllic backdrop and invite you to take relaxing walks and picnics. Whether you are exploring the rolling hills, breathing in the scent of the blossoming flowers or simply enjoying the tranquillity of nature – the Monte Rota meadows are the perfect place to escape the stresses of everyday life and recharge your batteries. Let yourself be enchanted by the beauty of this landscape and experience Dobbiaco from its natural side.
This excursion destination has two special features to offer: of course, the unique view of the earth pyramids, a bizarre natural spectacle, but also the magnificent Three Peaks panorama. Interestingly the pyramids were created in 1834, during a storm.
The Austrian composer was one of the most famous conductors of his time. In the prime of his life he maintained a close connection with Dobbiaco. It was not only a creative retreat, but also served as a source of inspiration. The tranquillity of the mountain giants, the serenity and the peaceful atmosphere of the landscape breathed life into his compositions. In his composing house, a simple wooden hut, he created some of his most famous works: the ninth and tenth symphonies and the “Song of the Earth”. Along the themed trail you can delve deeper into his life and work and you can even pay a visit to the former composing house.
The idyllic natural lake, which is located at the entrance to the Valle di Landro is a beautiful destination for young and old. A nature trail with no fewer than eleven stations takes you around the lake, where you can find out lots of information about flora, fauna and the surrounding area. Your hike starts directly from the hotel or directly at the lake. And after the tour? How about renting a boat (summer), dip your toes in the refreshing lake water or just enjoy the sun.
For all climbing enthusiasts and outdoor fans, climbing in natural climbing gardens offers a unique experience. Instead of artificial climbing centres, you will find yourself in the midst of breathtaking natural scenery, surrounded by majestic rock faces and picturesque landscapes. The following climbing areas are waiting for you in Dobbiaco:
Surrounded by spruce and larch trees, 14 courses of various levels of difficulty have been set up with exciting elements such as nets, beams, logs, cable cars and bridges. These exciting challenges range from 3 to 60 metres connecting the trees. The adventure park is suitable for the whole family, and there are even seven courses especially for children. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure in the treetops!
The 3 Peaks Dolomites ski area is a skier’s dream! With 115 kilometres of pistes on five interconnected ski mountains, skiing here is an incredible experience. It is not just the perfectly groomed slopes that will inspire you, but also the breathtaking landscape with the snowy mountains all around. For families and beginners, big or small, the Rienza ski centre is the perfect destination. With a chair lift, two ski lifts and four kilometres of slopes, it offers a small paradise for everyone who wants to try their first runs in the snow.
Anyone who thinks that that’s all there is to skiing is mistaken. Things are about to get going on a ski safari! From the 3 Peaks Dolomites ski area, it is only a stone’s throw to the Cortina d’Ampezzo ski area in Belluno, Italy, which boasts some 120 kilometres of slopes. Then take the Ski Pustertal Express to Percha, where you can easily travel from the train station via the Ried valley station to the Plan de Corones ski mountain. With 110 kilometres of pistes, five black pistes and the connection to the Sellaronda, you certainly will not get bored!
The Nordic Arena Dobbiaco is a paradise for cross-country skiing enthusiasts! Here you can really blow off steam on the FIS-homologated trails. Whether you are a beginner, advanced or professional, the cross-country centre offers something for everyone. The cross-country trail that even leads over the roof of the stadium is an absolute highlight and an unforgettable experience! And if that’s not enough for you, an incredible 120 kilometres of cross-country trails await you in Dobbiaco and 200 kilometres in the 3 Peaks Dolomites region.
Explore the scenic beauty of the Dolomites in a truly special way by trudging through the fresh snow, leaving your own tracks and enjoying freedom to the fullest. Snowshoeing and ski touring allow you to consciously connect with nature. Here are our tips for you: venture out on a snowshoe hike to the Lachwiesenhütte, explore the picturesque Val Fiscalina on snowshoes, climb the Corno di Fana on a ski tour, conquer the summit of the Monte Specie and much more.
Three toboggan runs await you in Dobbiaco and the surrounding area: the Croda Rossa toboggan run and the Monte Baranci toboggan run in the 3 Peaks Dolomites ski area, as well as the Val Campo di Dentro Dreischusterhütte toboggan run.
Dobbiaco, or more precisely the Conca di Dobbiaco, is the birthplace and hotspot of the Drava, where the river starts its journey through half of Europe: the journey leads through Italy, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia and Hungary until it finally reaches the Black Sea. Don’t worry, you don’t have to hike along the whole way. 😉 The leisurely walking tour leads along the WaldWunderWelt (forest world of wonder) theme trail and is suitable for any season.
17 km long hike along the sunny side of the Val Pusteria: you can enjoy breathtaking views from the Monte Rota on the forest ridge above Dobbiaco to Monguelfo, past castles, meadows and forests. The three-hour hike ends in Dobbiaco, where you can easily return to Monguelfo by bus or train. A must for nature lovers with a taste for history and spectacular views!
Seven stations for contemplation not only lead through the life of St. Peter the Apostle, but also to one of the oldest religious sanctuaries in Alta Pusteria: the chapel of San Pietro in Monte, which is also affectionately called Peterskirchl by the locals. The contemplation trail leads from the pilgrimage church in Santa Maria to the small chapel. Linger, take a moment, search your soul and admire the view of the valley and the surrounding mountain giants of the Sesto Dolomites …
The Cornetto Di Confine sits proudly among the enchanting Villgraten mountains, right on the border with South Tyrol. Right next door is the Monte della Chiesa, which is on South Tyrolean soil. Both mountains offer breathtaking views, especially of the majestic Dolomites to the south-west and the Three Peaks. There are various ways to get to the Cornetto Di Confine: from Dobbiaco via the idyllic Valle San Silvestro, from Casies via the fascinating Corno di Fana or from Versciaco via the Sylvestereck (also known as the Sylvesterkapelle). And not to forget the old military road, which also leads daring mountain bikers and e-bikers to the Cornetto Di Confine. Whether hikers, ski tourers or adventurers on a mountain bike, the Cornetto Di Confine is a popular destination for nature lovers in the Alta Pusteria and in the enchanting Villgratental valley.
Here in Dobbiaco the oldest Way of the Cross in all of Tyrol awaits you, known as the “Monte Calvario”. This fascinating path starts at the south exit of the cemetery and leads you directly to the breathtaking round chapel in Lerschach, which was consecrated in 1568. And along the way, you can allow yourself to be swept away by the impressive passion scenes in the five passion chapels along Maximilianstraße. These masterpieces commissioned by the brothers Christoph and Kaspar Herbst were built in 1519.
Experience the fascinating circular hike in Valle San Silvestro, which not only offers breathtaking panoramas of Dobbiaco, but also reveals cultural treasures. On this unique trail you will pass the impressive Leitnstöckl Chapel, which plays an important historical role. As a witness to the dark period of the Black Death in the Alpine region, it stands as a striking symbol of the past and is counted among the Plague memorials.
From Ehrenberg you can enjoy an impressive view of Dobbiaco and the majestic Dolomites at the beginning of the hike. The trail itself is pleasantly easy and leads through picturesque forest areas. The Lachwiesen hut, located at 1,690 m above sea level, is easily accessible on foot or by car. There you will not only find a whole host of delicacies, but also a playground and a petting zoo with donkeys, goats and rabbits. Starting from the hotel, the hiking trail with the number 1A leads you directly to the Lachwiesenhütte mountain hut.
The Austrian composer was one of the most famous conductors of his time. In the prime of his life he maintained a close connection with Dobbiaco. It was not only a creative retreat, but also served as a source of inspiration. The tranquillity of the mountain giants, the serenity and the peaceful atmosphere of the landscape breathed life into his compositions. In his composing house, a simple wooden hut, he created some of his most famous works: the ninth and tenth symphonies and the “Song of the Earth”. Along the themed trail you can delve deeper into his life and work and you can even pay a visit to the former composing house.
The idyllic natural lake, which is located at the entrance to the Valle di Landro is a beautiful destination for young and old. A nature trail with no fewer than eleven stations takes you around the lake, where you can find out lots of information about flora, fauna and the surrounding area. Your hike starts directly from the hotel or directly at the lake. And after the tour? How about renting a boat (summer), dip your toes in the refreshing lake water or just enjoy the sun.
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