Active holidays in the Sonnleitn apartments in San Pietro in Laion
Enjoy a variety of summer and winter activities near Val Gardena in the Dolomites, including hiking, skiing and mountain biking.
Spring, summer and autumn in Val Gardena
Experience the impressive spring awakening, with white cherry blossom and colourful flower meadows, on a walk through the mountain landscape. With the 'Lajen Balance' programme, just 5,000 steps are all it takes to boost your well-being. Thanks to our house's central location at the entrance to Val Gardena, the impressive Dolomite mountains, the nearby Sciliar area and the Valle Isarco are all easily accessible.
In summer, the fresh mountain air beckons you to enjoy walks, hikes or bike tours on a mountain or e-bike. Striking rock towers, rugged peaks and expansive alpine meadows are easily accessible, even on more leisurely routes. Take a relaxing break in one of the traditional mountain huts and enjoy a hearty South Tyrolean snack. At the summit cross, you will be rewarded with a breathtaking panoramic view.
Autumn is Törggelen season in Valle Isarco. Traditional farm taverns serve roasted chestnuts, 'Nuien' young wine and delicious seasonal specialities. Take a walk along the chestnut trails and experience the vibrant autumn colours and clear days. This season is also ideal for hiking, with the Poststeig trail offering spectacular views and beautiful natural landscapes.
Winter in the Dolomites
The impressive panorama and fresh mountain air provide the perfect backdrop for a carefree winter holiday. A ski holiday in Val Gardena offers sunny slopes, traditional mountain huts and charming villages. There is something for everyone, with skiing and fun going hand in hand to offer enjoyment for beginners and experienced skiers alike.
There is plenty of variety on both easy and more challenging slopes. The sporty atmosphere ensures unforgettable experiences, whether you're enjoying the sun-kissed mountains during the day or the starry skies of clear winter nights. A particular highlight is the Sellaronda, which features 200 km of interconnected slopes that can be explored directly on skis, providing an exhilarating skiing experience in a unique setting.
Europe’s largest high plateau, the Alpe di Siusi, is also well worth a visit, with its sunny ski slopes, cross-country trails and winter walking paths. Alternatively, take the funicular to Rasciesa, where you can enjoy a breathtaking panorama and a six-kilometre toboggan run down to Ortisei.
The nearby Christmas markets in Chiusa, Bressanone and Bolzano, as well as the “Christmas Village” in Ortisei, offer something for everyone and are another special experience.
