Rother

Octo Freerideski 24/25

<div>Steepingly towering rocky giants, crystal-clear mountain lakes, magnificent viewpoints and lofty peaks - the Dolomites offer a magnificent high mountain world to discover. <br>The Val Badia is one of the most famous valleys in the Dolomites, home to many beautiful villages, castles and monasteries. Fanes and Sennes as well as the magnificent Dolomite peaks of Sella, Puez and Peitlerkofel surround Val Badia. And although it is a popular vacation region, there are also some unknown hiking destinations here. <br>The Rother hiking guide "Dolomites 3" presents 55 varied routes from Bruneck to Corvara.</div><div>Many of the routes are easy, enjoyable half-day or full-day tours. Of course, more challenging routes are also included in the selection. For example, the Heiligkreuzkofel offers breathtaking views down into Val Badia. With the Piz Boé, the highest point of the Sella, you can climb a three-thousand-metre peak with a magnificent panorama. Relaxing days away from the hustle and bustle can be experienced in the Campilltal valley and the pretty sunny village of Wengen.</div><div>Each route has a reliable route description, a hiking map with a marked route and a meaningful elevation profile. GPS data is also available to download from the Bergverlag Rother website. Clear tour information provides information on requirements, refreshment stops, variants and much more. Holidaymakers will also be delighted with his excursion tips for days off hiking.</div><div><br></div>