Alta Badia, in the heart of the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site, is surrounded by the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park and the Puez-Odle Nature Park, and some of the finest Dolomite peaks.
Alta Badia is the Alpine region that offers the most precious moments to be savoured in the mountains. Our valley combines the beauty of the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site with Ladin traditions and culture and has many valuable moments of well-being to offer to tourists.
As the sun goes down, for example, the majestic peaks of the Dolomites turn pink, orange and fiery red which produces the breath-taking natural spectacle of the Enrosadira – the Alpenglow.
In summer Alta Badia is a popular destination for people enjoying an active holiday. The six villages of our small valley constitute excellent starting points for excursions and mountain hikes surrounded by the majestic natural beauty of the Dolomites.
“Bëgnodüs!” Welcome to the Ladin valley of Alta Badia, nestled amidst the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites. Enjoy the unique lilting melody of Ladin, one of the oldest languages in the Alps, and marvel at how the delightful Ladin people bring their fascinating culture to life. You’ll soon see why Alta Badia has long been known as the “heart of the Dolomites”.
130 kilometres of sublime slopes, cutting-edge cable cars and lifts, fresh mountain air at heights of up to 2,700 metres above sea level, an entry point to the Sellaronda ski circuit – the attractions go on and on. This much is clear: the Alta Badia ski resort in the Dolomites offers a stunning variety of experiences and a direct connection to over 500 kilometres of slopes.
The Dolomite valley of Alta Badia stretches out roughly 16 km (9 mi) into a sunny valley surrounded by nature in south-eastern South Tyrol, between Val Pusteria valley, Cortina, Arabba, Val di Fassa valley and Val Gardena valley.
