Enjoying the sun ...
... in the middle of the extraordinary natural and cultural landscape of the Dolomites.
Crowned in 2009 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Land of the Three Peaks offers you impressive cultural sights, unique natural treasures and breathtaking mountain scenery.
Enjoy your holiday to the fullest. You like it sometimes active, sometimes adventurous, sometimes relaxed and cosy? Dobbiaco has something to offer for every holiday desire and mood:
- for mountaineers and hikers: from the easy circular hike around the Three Peaks to high-altitude and long-distance hiking trails lasting several days
- for the climbers: from simple high ropes courses to spectacular via ferrata or first-class climbing halls when the weather is bad
- for the cyclists: from the tour Prato Piazza with the (e-)mountain bike to the famous Drava Cycle Path Dobbiaco-Lienz (AUT)
- for the cosy ones: without any effort you can enjoy the mountain panorama in the cableway
Summer fun in the Dolomites. Our tips ...
... so that you don't miss out on the best among all the possibilities, here are our personal highlights:
- The Three Peaks: probably the most famous rocky peaks of the Dolomites. Their unique shape and beauty is definitely worth a visit. In summer a toll road leads via Misurina to the Auronzo Hut. From Dobbiaco to the Auronzo Hut it takes about 40 minutes by car. We recommend you take the Drei Zinnen bus shuttle with departure at the Dobbiaco bus & train station.
- Natural bathing lake Dobbiaco: directly opposite our Weberhof in the “Gries recreation area” is the natural bathing lake filled with fresh spring water. Splash around with your children or relax on the huge lawn with a view of the Dolomites. There is also a beach volleyball court at your disposal.
- Lakes: the Lago di Dobbiaco Lake (with boat rental) and the Lago di Landro Lake are excellent destinations for excursions on foot or by bike. Also the famous Lago di Braies Lake is only 15 km away from us.
- Events: top highlights are the legendary mountain bike race called the Dolomiti Superbike, the unique International Choir Festival and the traditional Gustav Mahler Music Weeks.