Summer in the Alta Badia

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  Video : Mountain meadow trail “Tru di Prà”

  
  
• An imcomparable setting makes hiking in the Alta Badia a delight for body and soul - here the view on the famous Val Mezdì valley, Mt. Sasso delle Dieci (3,026 m asl) and Mt. Piz da Lech Boè (2,910 m asl).
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• Not for the faint-hearted - the suspension bridge of the Brigata Tridentina al Pisciadù Route, known as the most beautiful and most frequented via ferrata of the Dolomites.
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• Enjoy the numerous lakes spread all over the territory in different altitudes, such as Lake Pisciadù with the eponymous mountain hut on its shores (2,585 m asl), accessible from the Passo Gardena mountain pass.
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• Also several other mountain huts invite to stop and to relax, such as the Ütia Nagler at 1,850 m asl which is located in the municipality of Badia.
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• Spectacular panoramic view on the meadows of the hamlet Cialaruns, in the background the Gardenazza, or Gardenaccia Highland in the Puez-Odle Nature Park in the heart of the Dolomites.
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• This nature park of 10,722 hectares, which takes its name from the Puez-Odle Group, comprises the municipalities of Badia and Corvara in the Alta Badia.
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• There are numerous lift facilities taking you into the Dolomites, such as the Vallon Chairlift in Corvara. Usually the lifts open around mid-June for the summer season.
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• La Villa, seen from the Piz La Ila Funicular - the Alta Badia Summer Card enables the use of all gondola lifts and chairlifts in the Alta Badia in summer for the paid period.
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• Pure adventure for athletic cyclers is not only the breathtaking mountain landscape of the Alta Badia, but also the Sellaronda Bike Day, taking place every year in July.
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• The famous Sella Ronda tour leading on the four Dolomite passes - Passo Gardena, Passo Pordoi, Passo Sella and Passo di Campolongo - takes cyclers round the majestic Sella alpenstock.
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• There are still a few original mountain farms, known as "Les Viles" in the Val Badia valley and the Alta Badia, such as in the hamlet of Cialaruns, belonging to the area of Badia.
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• The Alta Badia has also a golf course, located only few chilometres from the centre of Corvara at 1,700 m asl. It offers not only a Driving Range, but also a Golf School.
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• A popular hiking destination: the Mill Valley (Val di Morins) along the course of the Rio Seres near San Martino in Badia. A theme path connects the eight mills of this valley, which have been carefully restored.
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