The 3 Zinnen Dolomites region offers unmatched natural beauty, thrilling outdoor adventures and genuine South Tyrolean hospitality. Surrounded by impressive peaks and serene valleys, a world of experiences awaits. It’s this rich variety that makes the region so incredibly captivating.
Whether your passion lies in skiing, hiking, biking or climbing: The 3 Zinnen Dolomites region presents countless opportunities to immerse yourself in these pursuits, all set against an awe-inspiring natural backdrop. From conquering the scenic slopes to exploring the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site or admiring the iconic Three Peaks from scenic viewpoints: These are the kinds of experiences that many only dream about.
For adventurous families and those in search of relaxation, the 3 Zinnen Dolomites region also delivers a wealth of options – from charming villages and exhilarating adventure mountains to breathtaking nature parks.
Globally celebrated, the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Dolomites epitomise the pristine beauty of alpine landscapes. Each year, they attract countless nature lovers and outdoor sports enthusiasts eager to see impressive rock formations like the Three Peaks up close – whether during a scenic hike or a demanding climbing tour.
Which of the five inviting villages in the 3 Zinnen Dolomites region will you and your family choose? Perhaps the tranquil, tradition-steeped villages of Prags or Niederdorf, perfect for relaxation and Kneipp treatments? Or Toblach, proudly known as the “gateway to the Dolomites”? For those seeking more adventure, the lively charm of Innichen or the legendary mountaineering village of Sexten promise unforgettable holiday moments in the heart of South Tyrol.
Four adventure mountains in the region boast endless opportunities to create lasting memories with your loved ones in the 3 Zinnen Dolomites. Whether skiing on the slopes from Monte Elmo to Stiergarten for advanced skiers or family-friendly skiing experiences on Monte Baranci for the whole family. For tobogganing fans, there are also two lift-connected toboggan runs, on Monte Baranci and on Croda Rossa.
