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The South Tyrol/Südtirol is a mountainous region in the Dolomites of northern Italy. The area is steeped in history and culture and even has its own language.
The South Tyrol is the perfect spot for your holidays year-round, because you can experience almost everything except deep-sea diving. It's hotels and restaurants are just waiting to fulfil your most extravagant dreams!
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The skiing and snowboarding of the South Tyrol is second to none. In the south eastern part of the South Tyrol are the great dolomites with the top resorts Alta Badia, Val Gardena and Alta Pusteria which have altogether 350 km of pistes.
The Dolomites offer some of the most stunning scenery in the world with high peaks, sheer cliffs and spectacular rock formations.
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South Tyrol has long been a highly popular choice amongst established skiers and snowboarders. The Sella Ronda is one of the largest ski area in the world, bigger even than Les 3 Vallées and Espace Killy in France! Do you need another reaon to visit? Well here they are!
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10 Reasons to go to the South Tyrol! |
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| Things to do in South Tyrol | | South Tyrol has many other attractions besides the fantastic skiing and snowboarding | | |
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 Cross-country skiing
Iceclimbing
Iceskating
Flightseeing
Heli Skiing & boarding
Horse-drawn sleigh rides
Horse riding
Snowmobiling
Snowshoeing
Walking and trekking
Night trekking with flaming torches
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Via Ferrata (fixed rope climbing)
Climbing (guided/unguided)
Mountain Biking
Fishing
Flightseeing
Golf
Hiking & Trekking
Horse riding
Paragliding
River rafting
Sightseeing gondola rides
Ladin Museum
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The Big Area - Dolomiti Superski
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The South Tyrol ski areas link into the famous Dolomiti Superski which is truley gargantuan.
1220km of pisted runs, that's like skiing from John O'Groats to Lands End! An incredible 800km have snow cannons, should they be needed. 15% of runs are graded black, 55% red and 30% are blue or green. There are 460 lifts in the area. 1177km of cross country trails offer incredible possibilities for getting out into the wilds.
Freestylers will drool over the 11 (yes, eleven!) halfpipes. The ski terrain starts at 935m and extends over 2km vertically to 3260m.
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