A discovery journey through a Dolomite valley which is rich in history and natural beauty. The Alta Badia area, that’s to say the upper part of the Val Badia valley, is the cradle of the Ladin culture and comprises Badia, Corvara, Colfosco, La Val, La Villa and San Cassiano. The inhabitants, particularly friendly and hospitable, are particularly proud on their language and culture. Come with us!
A relaxing, medium difficult climbing tour on the Torre di Toblin fixed-rope route in the Sesto Dolomites leads from the Rif. A. Locatelli mountain hut to the 2,617 m high Torre di Toblin, a panoramic mountain in front of the breathtaking backdrop of the northern walls of the Three Peaks of Lavaredo.
It is the most popular via ferrata or fixed-rope route of the Dolomites: the view from the Brigata Tridentina Route, or Via Ferrata Pisciadù, is breath-taking and the route with its suspension bridge spectacular. However, surefootedness and good equipment is a must. Come with us and climb up to 2,585 m a.s.l.!
All the splendor of the Natural World Heritage Site of the Dolomites is reflected in the “Tru di Prà” trail stretching around La Val. We experienced this flagship route in the first certified walking village of South Tyrol, and came to discover a place that stands for adventure for all the family. Come along with us to the reign of the Pale Mountains in the Fanes-Senes-Braies Nature Park!
Surrounded by the fantastic Dolomites, in the rear part of the Val Badia valley, there is the Alta Badia skiing area. The slopes in this area are part of the Sella Ronda ski circuit and are accessible with one ski pass only. The team of peer.tv has tested the slopes, as well as the winterly atmosphere and some sun-drenched spots.
Language - this is one of many special features of beautiful Alta Badia. Already in long passed days, out of the Rhaetian and an ancient Romance language the Ladin language developped. Even though today the Ladin language group represents a linguistic minority in South Tyrol, it has become one of the three languages spoken in the province of South Tyrol, in addition to Italian and German.
Numerous legends and myths characterise this special valley. Discover mystical Alta Badia and enter a world of its own!
Sport enthusiasts will find all they can wish for in Alta Badia. Activities range from hiking and climbing to mountain biking, cycling and much more. In winter, skier and snowboarders can look forward to the ski circuit of Sella Ronda, with lots of fun and lots of choice. Enjoy yourselves!
By the way: for further information about Alta Badia visit www.alta-badia.org!
