Hiking & MTB at San Candido - Dolomites

Breathtaking views are included!

Down in the valley, up in the alpine pastures, or higher still among the peaks of the Dolomites: your summer holiday can turn into a very special adventure! When you're hiking or mountain-biking near San Candido and in the Dolomites, you're always surrounded by spectacular views. Would you like some tips? Then read on.

Natural glories in the Dolomites

Majestic mountains: the famous Three Peaks

For anyone who comes to the San Candido area for hiking, the Tre Cime di Lavaredo are an absolute must. One of the best routes takes you from the Val Fiscalina to a series of mountain huts: Rifugio Comici, Rifugio Pian di Cengia and Rifugio Locatelli.

Happiness on two wheels:
cycling is a real joy

On a road bike, e-bike or MTB you can get from San Candido to Lake Dobbiaco or Lienz on the Drava cycle path.

Hiking trails: explore the forest behind our house

You can get right out into the wild just a stone's throw from our farm, then you can switch off and relax, re-energise yourself in the forest and admire the meadows full of flowers.

Crystal-clear wonders: The alpine lakes

Take a boat trip or walk round the idyllic Lake Dobbiaco, or Lake Braies with its emerald green water. And if you fancy a swim in an amazing setting, there's Lake Landro, with a view of Mount Cristallo.

Views as far as the eye can see: the Prato Piazza plateau

A hike to Mount Specie, or even further up to the Picco di Vallandro, gives you the chance to see some splendid flora, fauna and mountain scenery.

Guaranteed fun: peaks and mountain huts for families

A few minutes in a ski lift takes you up the family-friendly Mount Elmo or Mount Baranci, where you can enjoy some amazing fun and explore the themed trails. Adults and children can discover the legendary kingdom of the Giant Baranci and follow the Olperl Adventure Trail. An experience not to be missed: the Funbob summer toboggan run ...

A love of good food: visiting a mountain hut restaurant

Do you like exploring the mountains and pastures? That gives you an ideal opportunity to get to know and love South Tyrolean cuisine, and the many Alpine-Mediterranean specialities.