Sea of fogs and the Rosengarten mountain in winter | © StorytellerLabs
Sea of fogs and the Rosengarten mountain in winter | © StorytellerLabs
Rosengarten in red and flower meadow | © Gabriel Eisath
Rosengarten in red and flower meadow | © Gabriel Eisath
Rosengarten mountain green meadow flowers | © Valentin Pardeller
Rosengarten mountain green meadow flowers | © Valentin Pardeller
Rosengarten illuminated red trees in autumn mantle | © Gabriel Eisath
Rosengarten illuminated red trees in autumn mantle | © Gabriel Eisath
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Rosengarten - Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage

King Laurin’s rose garden

Truly unspoilt nature

The legendary Rosengarten is a mountain range in the Dolomites that extends between the Tiers, Eggental and Fassa valleys. It is not only famous for its 500 kilometres of hiking routes, seven fixed-rope routes, numerous climbing routes and, in the Carezza ski area, its exciting ski runs: the silhouette of its western slopes can be recognised and admired from as far away as Bolzano/Bozen. And, at sunset, the Rosengarten “blooms” or glows with a fiery rosy red: this is due to the phenomenon of the alpenglow, also known as the Enrosadira – or, according to legend, King Laurin’s curse.

As part of the Schlern-Rosengarten Nature Park, the Rosengarten is one of the oldest nature parks in South Tyrol. As the name suggests, it stretches between the Dolomite massifs of the Schlern in the east and the Rosengarten in the west.

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Downhill King Laurin Piste - Rosengarten in the evening glow | © Carezza Dolomites/Harald Wisthaler
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Summer lifts into the Rosengarten
Winter hiking in Deutschnofen in the Eggental valley | © Alexandra Näckler
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Legends & myths
King Laurins and his rose garden

Rosengarten = scree heap?

The Rosengarten: facts and figures

  • The Rosengarten forms part of the Schlern-Rosengarten Nature Park and was declared a Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2009.
  • Its highest peak is the Kesselkogel, 3,004 metres high and 8 km long. As a free-standing range, it is considered to be one of the finest panoramic mountains in the Dolomites.
  • The Rosengarten has gained great fame thanks to the Enrosadira, the effect that makes it glow with a reddish light – the alpenglow – at sunset.
  • Of course, the legendary King Laurin, whose realm this was, has also contributed to its fame. Read about the legend of the dwarf king Laurin here.
© Harald Wisthaler
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