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Yoohoo! The hiking bug is calling in high-pitched tones. Walking, hiking, climbing – exploring the Latemar and Rosengarten areas on foot and engaging all your senses. Hiking fans and mountaineers from all over: the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Dolomites will be beyond hikers' wildest dreams!
Past rustic farms and huts on mountain pastures lying amidst lush countryside at the foot of the Rosengarten–Latemar group. Step into the impressive world of craggy Dolomite architecture.
Long and short hiking routes, steep and flat stretches – around 530 km of hiking paths of all difficulty open up in Val d’Ega hiking area. Get stuck right in or start in a leisurely fashion with the summer lifts. Well-groomed forest and woodland paths, marked stretches and steep tracks, hikes to the craggy mountain peaks of the Dolomites. Walking and discovering the bold beauty all around you from no one's perspective but your own!
There are so many scenic paths just waiting to be walked around the Rosengarten area: for example, the large and small circuit around the Rosengarten massif or the Sissi scenic circular walk. There's the Hirzelweg path, too, which starts at the mountain terminal of Paolina cable car and leads through a geological open-air museum on world history on its way to the Kölner Hütte.
The way from Nova Levante to legend-shrouded Lago di Carezza or from Carezza forest right into the rocky maze of the Latemar, with its enormous rock formations to question your sense of proportion, is a little more leisurely. This walk from farmstead to farmstead runs through lush green fields, past rustic farm buildings and affords a dreamlike horizon.
The somewhat steeper ascent from Costalunga Pass to Poppekanzel mountain is rewarded with an even more spectacular view: from the Pala group to the Ortles mountain. The beauty of these mountain giants will be etched into your memory.
No hike would be complete without stopping off for a bite to eat! Charming mountain huts and restaurants – a feast for your eyes and stomach.
This weekend, the Raiffeisen Grand Prix Provincial Championships for the U14 and U16 categories will take place at Carezza Dolomites. The three days of competition are organized by the local ski clubs ASV Welschnofen and GSA Grole.
The race schedule is as follows:
• Friday 21st February: Super-G races on the Masaré Rosengarten and König Laurin 2 slopes (Coronelle / Tires)
• Saturday 22nd February: Giant Slalom on the Masaré Rosengarten and König Laurin 2 slopes (Coronelle / Tires)
• Sunday 23rd February: Slalom on the Masaré Rosengarten and König Laurin 2 slopes (Coronelle / Tires)
Slope Information:
• The Masaré Rosengarten training slope will be reserved for all three competition days.
• The König Laurin 2 slope will open to the public in the early afternoon each day.
• Guests wishing to reach the Messnerjoch Hut can use the connecting path from the mid-station of the König Laurin cable car to the hut and will be guided by slope staff to cross the race area safely.
• The Frommer Alm training slope will remain open to the public throughout the event.
Lift Facilities Information:
• The König Laurin 1 + 2 gondolas and the Paolina chairlift will open at 8:00 AM on all three race days.
• The access lifts Welschnofen gondola and Cabrio-Bahn Tiers will operate as usual.
We appreciate your understanding that the Masaré Rosengarten and König Laurin 2 slopes will be reserved for youth and junior ski development this weekend. We are pleased to provide young talents with optimal training and competition conditions and thank ASV Welschnofen and GSA Grole for organizing the event. We wish all participants exciting and injury-free races!
