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Walking

Whether your kind of hike is pottering from poolside to patisserie, or climbing panoramic peaks, Corvara has you covered. 

 abound, as do opportunities to explore the Fanes-Sennes-Prags and Puez-Geisler Nature Parks. The region’s vast network of hiking trails has something for all levels: 

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Hiking & Walking

Covara pulls out the stops for cyclists. Road riders will love the dramatic Dolomites climbs and descents, mountain bikers are spoilt for choice. And e-bikers can combine lift rides (included with the Alta Badia Summer Card) and alpine hut tops for maximum views with minimal sweat. Head to Sport Kostner in the village for high-quality rentals, don your helmet, and 

Cycling & Mountain biking

Corvara is the kind of place where you can do a lot or nothing at all - either way, you win the day. While it’s not a party hotspot, the atmosphere is pleasantly social. Take your pick from playgrounds, paragliding, or simply soaking up the pure alpine beauty: 

Other things to do

, you will love Corvara. Its variety of restaurants, cafés, pubs and patisseries ensure there is always tasty local fare on offer, from Michelin-starred meals to mountain snacks - and everything in between: 

Where to eat and drink

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Corvara

 summer holiday dreams are made of. For starters, the place looks like a movie set: a welcoming village sitting pretty at the foot of the Sassongher Mountain in a wide valley, surrounded by jaw-dropping panoramas. Will you one of the 

 setting off at sunrise? Or simply embrace the essence of an Italian love story set by a lake or hotel pool? Whatever you choose, your very own version of 

As the central hub of Italy’s Alta Badia region, Corvara offers the most variety in the valley in terms of hotels, shops and restaurants. Plus, it’s got direct access to mountain lifts that will whisk you up to altitudes of 2,000m and above, where your eyes can feast on panoramas over the Marmolada glacier and even the 

. Corvara has been warmly welcoming tourists since around the 18th century, yet still manages to keep its ancient, unpretentious alpine charm - even with multiple Michelin stars in tow. 

Getting around Corvara and the Alta Badia region is car-free and easy, thanks to the 

, which offers free public transport for guests staying at participating accommodations (nearly all of them), plus free or discounted entry to around 90 attractions region-wide. Then there’s the Alta Badia Summer Card, an unlimited lift pass you can purchase to access all summer gondolas and chairlifts.

A dreamy Dolomites summer holiday with Italian charm.
Movie set-worthy panoramas to hike and bike in.
Pasta, picnics, and poolside lounging. 


Corvara Hotels & Apartments

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