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High into the sky

Where the eagles soar

Scenic vie ferrate and steep rocks of the Dolomites: Alta Badia is a popular destination for climbing lovers

Climb high, high enough to touch the sky. Witness emotions which will stick forever in the heart and soul of passionate climbers, mountaineers or enthusiasts of the vie ferrate in the Dolomites which, by the way, are amongst the most beautiful in the world. The peaks of the Sella mountain range, Conturines, Lavarela, Sas dla Crusc - Santa Croce, Piza dales Diesc - Cima Dieci: the spires and massifs in Alta Badia and its surrounding valleys bear names that make every mountaineers heart skip a beat. And close by are, of course, the peaks called Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Monte Pelmo, Monte Civetta as well as the Catinaccio mountain range. Unrivalled sceneries that provide enthusiasts of mountaineering and climbing with unique challenges and great fun.

4 Peaks Alta Badia

Four peaks, one thrilling challenge

Sas dla Crusc - Santa Croce, Piza dales Diesc - Cima Dieci, Lavarela, Conturines: a line-up of three-thousanders.

4 Peaks Alta Badia, a valuable endeavour

The challenge is on: Those succeeding in conquering the peaks of Sas dla Crusc - Santa Croce (2,907m), Piza dales Diesc - Cima Dieci (3,026m), Lavarela 3,055m and Conturines 3,064m in only two days will be bestowed the title “Alta Badia Finisher”. Those who complete the challenge of ascending them in a single day will be awarded the much-deserved and sought-after title of “Alta Badia Mountaineer”. Sign up at www.4peaks.it to participate in the “4 Peaks Alta Badia” competition - however, keep in mind that this is a highly demanding feat for experienced climbers.

Experience, expertise and common sense

The mountain guides of Alta Badia: climbing in all safety

They know the Dolomites inside out, have been exploring them since they were children. And know exactly how to convey their passion and respect for the mountains.

A friend in the mountains

Way up high to the top with Manuel

Hut manager and mountain guide

Exploring the mountains safely with a professional guide at your side is the best way to experience the Dolomites.

As he runs one of the Dolomites’ most long-standing alpine huts, Manuel, one of Alta Badia’s mountain guides, likes to define himself as a hut-keeper in addition to being a passionate mountaineer, a true natural at moving between the rocks and paths of the mountains.

Experience Alta Badia like a local

Nos Ladins

Alta Badia offers a wealth of peaks, slopes, paths and passes, and a sense of diffuse hospitality that can be felt everywhere. In order to bring you closer to our world, we thought we could help you meet, in different ways and at different times, some members of the most authentic Ladin community.

Dive into the Ladin culture

Ega

“Ega” means water in Ladin. A treasured resource that springs from the Dolomites and contributes to our wellbeing. A precious good that deserves our appreciation and conscious utilisation.

Adventure Park

A park, an adventure

In Alta Badia, there is a park in which nature becomes adventure.

The woods of Colfosco. Where else? Amidst secular larches and in the utmost respect for the forest, the Colfosco Adventure Park stretches over pathways of 600 metres, featuring 71 platforms of up to 19 metres in height. There are five courses of varying difficulty which, by means of wires, wooden tree platforms and ropes, provide you with the opportunity to play, have fun and put your courage, balance and physical strength to the test. All in complete safety, supervised by guides and qualified staff members. The equipment kit, which is provided by the adventure park, includes harnesses, helmets and carabiners. If you want, you can also take lessons to learn or improve your technique. Are you ready to become the new Tarzan of the Dolomites?

Become Tarzan