Aware & safe in the mountains
Practical tips for a respectful behaviour 
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Aware and safe in the Dolomites

Aware and safe in the mountains

How you can explore the Dolomites responsibly

Sustainability and a respectful approach to nature are key elements of the Eggental's long-term strategy. As the Dolomites are part of the UNESCO World Heritage, we encourage everyone to explore the mountains responsibly and help preserve this unique natural landscape.

We therefore encourage everyone to behave respectfully and responsibly while exploring the mountains of the Eggental – and elsewhere too. For example, always wear appropriate outdoor clothing and proper footwear, carry sufficient water, and check your route and the weather conditions before setting out. Please do not leave any litter behind and choose public transport or the lifts whenever possible instead of travelling by car. These are just a few simple tips to help you enjoy the mountains safely and responsibly.

Every conscious choice helps contribute to protecting this unique natural landscape for future generations.

Panoramic hike ot the Hirzelsteig path  | © Alex Filz
Tips for safe mountain adventures
Safety tips for hikes in summer and winter
Capriolo/cervo rosso in un prato di crochi Primavera | © Lukas Zingerle
Encountering wildlife
The right behaviour
Wetland with view of snow-covered Rosengarten | © Gabriel Eisath
Less waste = more nature
Reduce waste while exploring the mountains
Drinking water Rosengarten Hirzelsteig path | © Carezza Dolomites/Thomas Monsorno
Water from Rosengarten & Latemar
Pure. Natural. Fresh. Precious.
Grey cattle Cows Meadows Eggental | © Carezza Dolomites/StorytellerLabs
Crossing Eggental’s alpine pastures in safety
The best tips!
Hike with view to the tower of Pisa Latemar | © Helmuth Rier
How can I pack my backpack sustainably?
Tips to help you pack your backpack
Basket full of chanterelles | © Pixabay
Mushroom picking
Guidelines and regulations
Fire Lily with View of Latemar | © Valentin Pardeller
Flora of the Eggental valley
Which plants are protected?
Fossils | © Pixabay
Found a fossil? 
Wie und wo kann ich einen Fossilfund melden?
Panoramic hike ot the Hirzelsteig path  | © Alex Filz
Tips for safe mountain adventures
Safety tips for hikes in summer and winter
Capriolo/cervo rosso in un prato di crochi Primavera | © Lukas Zingerle
Encountering wildlife
The right behaviour
Wetland with view of snow-covered Rosengarten | © Gabriel Eisath
Less waste = more nature
Reduce waste while exploring the mountains
Drinking water Rosengarten Hirzelsteig path | © Carezza Dolomites/Thomas Monsorno
Water from Rosengarten & Latemar
Pure. Natural. Fresh. Precious.
Grey cattle Cows Meadows Eggental | © Carezza Dolomites/StorytellerLabs
Crossing Eggental’s alpine pastures in safety
The best tips!
Hike with view to the tower of Pisa Latemar | © Helmuth Rier
How can I pack my backpack sustainably?
Tips to help you pack your backpack
Basket full of chanterelles | © Pixabay
Mushroom picking
Guidelines and regulations
Fire Lily with View of Latemar | © Valentin Pardeller
Flora of the Eggental valley
Which plants are protected?
Fossils | © Pixabay
Found a fossil? 
Wie und wo kann ich einen Fossilfund melden?
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1 Ticket – 17 lifts – 3 mountains

Holders of the Mountain Pass can use 17 lifts in the heart of the RosengartenLatemar and Schlern/Sciliar any three or five days within a period of seven consecutive days.

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