When winter drapes the Dolomites in white, the sound of the landscape changes. Everything becomes quieter. Whether snowshoeing or ski touring, you immerse yourself in this profound silence.
It is a movement that makes no noise and knows no haste. Through glistening forests and across vast slopes, you find your own rhythm—step by step, breath by breath. Here, nature becomes the stage for your inner peace.
Snowshoes are the key to the untouched. They carry you over deep, snow-covered meadows and through forests that seem caught in a magic spell. On the Lüsen Alp and within the Puez-Odle Nature Park in Villnöss, vast horizons open up before you.
Summits like the Astjoch, Campill and the Zendleser Kofel or the area around the lake Tschuppwaldsee and lake Glittnersee are not trophies here; they are vantage points of silence. And when you pause, you hear nothing—except your own breath and the wind whispering through the stone pines. For a well-earned rest, warm alpine parlors await, where time simply ceases to matter.
Ski touring is the most honest way to experience winter. The ascent challenges your body while clearing your mind. From gentle beginner tours up the Zendleser Kofel to the alpine route into the Mittagsscharte: you feel the proximity of the Odle peaks with every turn.
The descent over untouched slopes is more than just fun—it is a fluid dance with gravity, a weightless glide back into the valley.
Some paths are better not walked alone. Our local mountain guides know the hidden corners and the untold stories of the valley. By joining a guided tour, you gain more than just safety—you gain a deeper perspective.
We take care of the route and the equipment (including free rental of snowshoes and poles), allowing you to focus entirely on the experience. Find a date that suits you in our weekly program and join us on a journey of discovery.
The freedom of winter demands mindfulness. When you venture off the marked trails, you are moving within the living habitat of nature's raw forces.
Please take the responsibility for yourself and your surroundings seriously: the correct equipment (transceiver, shovel, probe) and a thorough understanding of the current avalanche situation are indispensable. Inform yourself before every departure, listen to your intuition, and respect the boundaries—both your own and those of the mountain.
Here, where the essence of alpine beauty comes alive. Where idyllic paths and authentic mindfulness make the true value of slowness tangible. Create your Dolomites moments.
