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UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites

Three Peaks and Elfer, Schlern and Rosengarten, La Varella and Heiligkreuzkofel, Peitlerkofel and Geisler Peaks: In addition to many famous and prominent peaks, the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites offers wide meadows, turquoise mountain lakes and exciting gorges.

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The Dolomites are geologically unique: They impress nature lovers and mountaineers with a spectacular variety of shapes and breathtaking views. Since 2009, the Dolomites are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The incomparably beautiful mountain scenery offers dreamlike hiking paths and bike routes and is the home of many seldom animals and plants. The award has brought international fame and at the same time the responsibility to preserve the unique value of the Dolomites.

**Limo Lake in Naturepark Fanes-Sennes-Prags**
The Lake Limo offers a beautiful view on top Furcia Rossa.
© Internet Consulting - Elmar Hilber

**Col Bechei in Naturepark Fanes-Sennes-Prags**
The summit offers views of Lake Braies and the Group of Fanes
© Internet Consulting - Elmar Hilber

**GEOPARC Bletterbach in Aldein/Aldino**
GEOPARC Bletterbach in Aldein/Aldino
© GEOPARC Bletterbach

**Lake Prags with Mt. Seekofel**
The breath-takingly beautiful mountain lake in the Dolomites is located at the foot of the picturesque Mt. Seekofel.
© Internet Consulting - Stefan Tolpeit

**Geisler Group in Villnöss**
The Geisler Group in Villnöss is located in the heart of Puez Geisler Nature Park in the Dolomites. It is a wonderful hiking area for the whole family.
© Internet Consulting - Fabian Auer

South Tyrolean natural jems

For of the nine systems of the Dolomites of the UNESCO World Heritage Site are located in South Tyrol:

Geoparc Bletterbach (system Bletterbach)
Nature Park Puez Geisler (system Puez-Geisler)
Nature Park Three Peaks and Nature Park Fanes Sennes Prags (system Northern Dolomites)
Nature Park Schlern Rosengarten and Latemar (system Schlern-Rosengarten, Latemar)

The systems Bletterbach and Puez-Geisler both lie entirely in South Tyrol. The system Schlern-Rosengarten, Latemar extends into the province of Trento, and the system Northern Dolomites reaches the province of Belluno (region of Veneto).

Other systems of the UNESCO World Heritage lie in the regions of Veneto and Friuli as well as in the province of Trento: Pelmo and Croda da Lago; Marmolata, Pale di San Martino, San Lucano, Dolomiti Bellunesi and Vette Feltrine; Dolomiti Friulane and Dolomiti’Oltre Piave; Dolomiti di Brenta.

**Obereggen hiking area**
A unique Dolomites adventure world with numeorus hiking trails, moutnainbike tours and much more is waiting for you at Obereggen hiking area.
© Filz Alex

**Seiser Alm**
View from Seiser Alm of the picturesque Schlern.
© Internet Consulting - Stefan Tolpeit

**Skiing in Alta Badia**
When skiing in Alta Badia, you can enjoy dreamlike views of the unique Dolomites.
© Alta Badia - Visual Working

**Skiing in Gröden**
Dreamlike sunny slopes and magnificent views of the mountain world of the Dolomites are offered on the ski runs in Gröden.
© DOLOMITES Val Gardena / Gröden - Sebastian Stiphout

Magical Dolomites panorama

The beauty of the Dolomites can best be explored with hiking boots, by bike or by means of climbing equipment. There are less tiring alternatives: Cable cars and lifts are open not only in winter, but frequently in summer too.

Alta Badia and Gröden, Obereggen and Seiser Alm, 3 Zinnen Dolomites and Mt. Kronplatz: The cable cars of the hiking and skiing areas in the Dolomites take you to lofty heights easily and quickly. Up there, you will enjoy a breathtaking view – partly with 360-degree panoramas and viewing platforms, where you can read the names of the peaks surrounding you.