Mountains in South Tyrol

Mountain peaks and mountain ranges in South Tyrol attract a large number of people from all over the world.

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video: South Tyrol in time-lapse

Between the Ortles and the Tre Cime, the South Tyrolean mountains give unforgettable views and emotions, as this collection of our most beautiful fast motion pictures shows.

The mountains offer various possibilities regarding leisure time activities as well as open space for relaxation. Hiking in the world-famous Dolomites, the Ortles-Cevedale mountain range as well as the Gruppo di Tessa will make you take a break from everyday life and provides unforgettable experiences.

Dolomites

Dolomites

The Dolomites, part of the southern Limestone Alps, are characterised by rugged and…

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Nonsberg Group

Nonsberg Group

Most of the Nonsberg Group belongs to Trentino, but the Mendola mountain located…

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Ortles Alps

Ortles Alps

The Ortles Alps, an alpenstock which is 50 km long and 40 km wide and includes…

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Oetztal Alps

Oetztal Alps

The Oetztal Alps in South Tyrol and North Tyrol are one of the biggest mountain…

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Rieserferner Group

Rieserferner Group

Great parts of the Rieserferner Group, or Vedrette di Ries, are situated on South…

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Sarentino Alps

Sarentino Alps

Like a horseshoe, the mountain chain of the Sarentino Alps surrounds the Val…

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Sesvenna Alps

Sesvenna Alps

The Via Alpina long-distance path proceeds through the Sesvenna Alps, a subgroup of…

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Stubai Alps

Stubai Alps

The mountain chain of the Stubai Alps stretches southwest of Innsbruck and covers…

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Zillertal Alps

Zillertal Alps

The famous Zillertal Alps, a subgroup of the European Central Alps, stretch from…

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