We are at two thousand metres above sea level, “high-altitude” effect guaranteed. We are between the localities of Corvara, La Villa and San Cassiano. Amidst the beauty of Alta Badia, with the Dolomites towering all around. This is where you’ll find the Movimënt parks: places where you can enjoy strolling along the Kneipp path surrounded by alpine meadows, train your muscles at the various open-air gyms or improve your balance at the dedicated course. Then there’s also lots of space for climbing, biking, running, playing games and children's activities. If you fancy Movimënt, you know exactly where to go.

Young and grown-ups, listen up: in Alta Badia, there is a park where giant wooden chairs await you to marvel at the magnificent Sas dla Crusc - Sasso Santa Croce, one of the most beautiful mountains in the Dolomites. Then there are large loungers shaped like bears, hares and chamois. A dragon cave with traces of mysterious creatures. And again, wooden marbles, water streams, silhouettes and targets for precision shooting, artists’ books, photographic exhibitions hosted in wooden chalets, a hunt for gold and marmot battles. Welcome to the La Crusc SummerPark, which you can comfortably reach by chairlift. Thanks to its excellent location it is bathed in sunlight, from dusk to dawn. And while the children romp around, parents can take some moments to relax on the large meadow beneath the world’s most beautiful rock. Quite magical!   

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?