Mountains in South Tyrol

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

Hiking in the world-famous Dolomites, for some years now World Heritage site, in the Ortles Alps with “King Ortles” or the Sarentino Alps will make you take a break from everyday life and provides unforgettable experiences in a breahtaking protected landscape.

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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, or Val di Non Alps, belongs to the Trentino, but Mt.…

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Ortles Alps

Ortles Alps

The Ortles Alps in the Val Venosta valley, an alpenstock which is 50 km long and 40…

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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, a long-distance hiking trail, proceeds through the Sesvenna Alps, a…

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Stubai Alps

Stubai Alps

The mountain chain of the Stubai Alps stretches south-west of Innsbruck and…

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Zillertal Alps

Zillertal Alps

The famous Zillertal Alps with its eponymous high-altitude nature park stretch from…

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