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The people reflect the land: both they and the Eggental valley are authentic, alpine and traditional. And that is also exactly how it all tastes! Whether you’re in search of sporting action, wellness, a family holiday or simply looking to experience the natural world of the Dolomites – this is a valley full of delights! And not just in the culinary sense…
An award-winning restaurant or a village festival; a speciality week or a family programme; discovering history or conquering peaks – the Eggental valley offers something for every type of holiday that can be savoured to the full! Exciting events, thrilling tours, exhilarating sights, restful spa areas and captivating culinary delights. There is everything from regional products to the Bletterbach gorge, from hikes over alpine pastures to pilgrimage churches and bike tours, from the people of the Eggental valley to those who wish to become like them for a while! In short, everything in the Eggental valley revolves around one – or rather two – things: pleasure and adventure, in all their varied forms. The Rosengarten and Latemar massifs will truly make an impression – and these Dolomite mountains are indeed there to be savoured to the full.
Experience unforgettable days full of adventure, action, and pure nature amidst the breathtaking backdrop of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites.
Highlights of the Rosadira Bike Days:
Guided mountain bike and e-bike tours: Discover the stunning landscape between Rosengarten and Latemar on varied trails suitable for all skill levels.
Riding technique workshops: Improve your skills with the help of experienced guides and tackle the trails with more confidence and fun.
Events and culinary delights: Enjoy South Tyrolean specialties and wrap up the days in good company at various events.
Family-friendly program: There are exciting activities for young bikers too, giving them a playful introduction to the world of mountain biking while parents are out on tour.
