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Your heart is pumping, your breathing is heavy, your mind is focused – and you feel good, happy, free! Sport is good for the body – and for the soul. And the Eggental valley can offer mountains of it!
With mile after mile of skiing pistes, hiking trails, mountain bike routes, climbing tours and snowparks, the Eggental valley is a year-round paradise for sports enthusiasts. There are hardly any limits on the activities available, with all sorts of variations for every level of skill. You first need to get into shape? Or you’ve been training for months and it’s finally time to do that tour you’ve been planning for so long? Or you’re a beginner and looking for a safe place to train? Courses for novices or tours for professionals: the outdoor sports world of the Eggental valley has something for everyone. Almost endless route options and training possibilities await between the Rosengarten and Latemar massifs – and the views from the summit, the mountain pass you’ve just cycled up, or the mountain refuge or ski hut will all make up in no time for the effort you’ve put in: skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, mountaineering, mountain biking, road biking, climbing – if you want to get moving, the Eggental valley is the place to be – because this valley will move you in every sense of the word!
Ambitious sports enthusiasts will find optimal conditions for an active holiday in the Dolomites in Val d'Ega. The two ski areas of Carezza and Obereggen await you with over 90 kilometres of slopes. Off the piste but on the track you can collect numerous wow moments on cross-country skis. For snowshoe hiking, our guests in Val d'Ega don't just have to walk through forests, but can also look forward to real mountain flair! Meanwhile, our three toboggan runs provide lots of winter fun - and it's really cosy on a panoramic hike with warm boots. We love winter!
Holders of the Mountain Pass can use 17 lifts in the heart of the Rosengarten, Latemar and Schlern/Sciliar any three or five days within a period of seven consecutive days.
