Holiday in the lovely Dolomites in winter, summer, autumn and spring in the Italian resorts.

The rays of the morning sun shinning on the stunning Dolomites mountain tops, forcing the wonderful alpine flowers into bloom on the surrounding pastures and in winter shinning on the snow covered peaks and beautiful ski slopes.
The final sun rays in the evening create a symphony of colour resulting in a rosy alpenglow, typical of a sensational sunset in the northeastern side of the Italian Alps.

The highest mountain of these impressive Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the Marmolada (3343 m), also called the Queen of the Dolomites.
Other well-known mountains are:

the Sassolungo:
Sassolungo (3181 m), Punta Grohmann, detta anche "Sasso Levante", Torre Innerkofler, Dente del Sassolungo, Punta delle Cinque Dita, Cima Dantersass, Sassopiatto, Spallone del Sassolungo

the Sella group:
Piz Boè (3152 m), le famose Torri del Sella, Piz Sëlva, Piz Gralba, Piz Miara, Le Mëisules,, Piza Vallon, Piz Rotic, Ciampanii de Murfreit, Torre de Murfreit, Piz Lastiës, Piz Ciavazes, Piz da Lech, Sass dles Diesc, Sass dles Nu, Col Turond, Col Alton, Sass de Pordoi, Piz Beguz, Piz Ciavazes, Pisciadù, Dent de Mesdì, Sas de Mesdì

the Odle:
Sas Rigais (3025 m), Pitla Fermeda, Gran Fermeda, Gran Odla, Sas de Mezdi, Furchetta, Sas dal Ega, Sas dla Porta, Col dala Creusc, Odla de Valdusa, Piz Duleda

the Tre Cime di Lavaredo:
Cima Grande (big peak) (2999 m), Cima Ovest (western peak), Cima Piccola (little peak), Punta di Frida

the Catinaccio:
Catinaccio d'Antermoia (3.002 m), Cima Catinaccio, Croda dei Cirmei, Cima di Larsec, Cima Scalieret, Torri del Vajolet, Croda di Re Laurino, Cima Sforcella, Roda di Vaèl, Pizzo di Valbona, Cima delle Poppe, Croda Davoi, Crepe di Lausa, Cima di Mezzo del Principe, Cogolo di Larsec, Punta Emma, Torre Gardeccia

the Sciliar (2563 m)

the Civetta-Moiazza:
Monte Civetta (3220 m), Piccola Civetta, Monte Coldai, Torre Coldai, Torre d'Alleghe, Torre di Valgrande, Punta Civetta, Cime di Mede, Torre Venezia, Cima delle Busazze, Monte Moiazetta)

the Monte Pelmo (3168 m)

the Monte Antelao (3264 m)

Several ski resorts, biking, walking, hike and climbing valleys and parks are connected with each other in this wonderful mountainous paradise, in the hearth of the Alps, offering a breathtaking scenery from many different angles and amazing half-day or one-day hiking trails (summer) and ski slopes (winter). The well marked footpaths and slopes the possibility of skiing (Dolomiti Superski area with its 1,200 km of slopes, 12 valleys, and 450 modern lift facilitiesand), mountain climbing, walking, hiking and also mountain biking will make your stay in this region an unforgettable experience.

The best time to visit, travel and to explore the alpine regions of the Dolomites in Italy for a wintersport vacation, between the snow-capped peaks of the region Trentino - South Tyrol (in italian: Alto Adige) and Belluno, depends on the needs of skiers or hikers. The ski season starts in December with the Super Premiere ski-opening offer (usually until the first weekend before Christmas, detailed information on the Dolomiti Superski website).

The ski season usually lasts until Easter Monday (some resort remain open after this date), if the snow conditions are good. The Christmas and New Year's Eve is ideal for those who love the Christmas atmosphere and want to celebrate New Year's Eve in the snow. January and February (Carnival) for couples, groups and families. February, March and April are very popular by the sun lovers, because of the longer days.

In spring begins the season around late May / early June. Sometimes the peaks of the mountains in this travel region are still covered by snow. The blooming meadows and the longer days of June attract the hikers, climbers and cyclists. July and August are highly appreciated for a vacation in the beautiful Dolomites. September and October offer a colorful and peaceful landscape; ideal for trekking, walking and mountain biking in the Dolomites.