Natural Wonders and Attractions

Sciliar/Schlern Massif: Dominating the Valle d’Isarco/Eisacktal valley, the Sciliar/Schlern massif is the iconic symbol of South Tyrol. Visitors can explore its vast plateau and admire the unique rock formations known as the Denti di Terrarossa/Roßzähne (“horse teeth”).

Vajolet Towers: Six impressive pinnacles in the Catinaccio/Rosengarten Group provide an unforgettable experience for climbers and hikers. Accessible via the Santner via ferrata/klettersteig, these towers offer awe-inspiring views of the surrounding landscape.

Rifugio Alpe di Tires: A cozy mountain refuge nestled between the Sciliar/Schlern and Rosengarten/Catinaccio Groups, serving as an ideal base for exploring the park’s trails and via ferratas.

Must-See Highlights

Scenic Trails: Wander along well-maintained hiking trails that offer panoramic views of the Dolomites, charming alpine villages, and lush forests.

Cultural Sites: Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of the region by visiting historic landmarks, traditional alpine huts, and quaint mountain villages.

Wildlife Watching: Keep an eye out for native wildlife species such as chamois, ibex, and golden eagles that inhabit the park’s pristine wilderness.

Local Cuisine: Delight your taste buds with South Tyrolean cuisine at mountain refuges and alpine huts, where you can savor hearty dishes made from locally sourced ingredients.

Planning Your Visit

1. The ideal time to explore Sciliar Rosengarten Nature Park is from June to October when the weather is pleasant and the trails are accessible. However, winter months offer excellent opportunities for cross-country skiing.
2. Choose from a variety of accommodations in nearby towns like Alpe di Siusi, Tires Valley, or Carezza.
3. The park can be accessed from various points, including Alpe di Siusi, Seis, Castelrotto, Fiè allo Sciliar, Tires al Catinaccio, San Cipriano, and Val d’Ega. Public transportation options are available, or visitors can opt for rental cars to explore the region at their own pace.

Responsible Tourism Practices

• Respect the natural environment by following designated trails, refraining from littering, and avoiding disturbances to wildlife habitats.
• Contribute to the sustainability of the region by supporting local businesses, artisans, and eco-friendly initiatives.
• Take advantage of guided tours, interpretive exhibits, and educational programs offered by the park to learn more about its ecological significance and conservation efforts.

Practical Information for Visitors

Opening Hours: Open daily from sunrise to sunset

Ticket Prices: Admission to the park is free; however, certain activities, such as guided tours or cable car rides, may have separate fees.