Alta Pusteria: beautiful cross-country region

Dobbiaco is renowned as an international world cup competition venue . It features 120 km of perfectly groomed cross-country tracks. Alta Pusteria with the villages of Sesto, San Candido, Dobbiaco, Villabassa and Braies features connected cross-country tracks of 200 km in total. It is part of the world-biggest cross-country association Dolomiti Nordicski (1,300 km of cross-country tracks in the Dolomites, snow guaranteed from 23rd of December and unified fee for the cross-country tracks).
 
Whether you are training for a ski marathon, testing your limits on the FIS-homologised slopes, or prefer to do your rounds on floodlit tracks at night time (from 23rd of December daily from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.) - here you will definitely find the right cross-country track for your requirements. The cross-country stadium in Dobbiaco is the ideal setting for beginners, but also an ideal starting point for various cross-country routes.

The cross-country fee guarantees snow in Alta Pusteria

Snow guaranteed on the main cross-country track from the sports zone in Sesto into the Fiscalina Valley, then back to Sesto and on to San Candido, from there in the direction of Dobbiaco, through the cross-country stadium, and around Dobbiaco Lake, on to Villabassa and into the Braies Valley. The cross-country track to Cortina and the track on the alpine 2,000 m high Prato Piazza are also included.
 
For only 4.- € per day or 15 € per week (weekly ticket available only for owners of the +CARD) you can avail of perfectly groomed and snow-safe cross-country tracks, and thereby even contribute to the preservation of nature.

Dolomiti Nordicski in the land of the Three Peaks

Alta Pusteria is located at the centre of the Dolomiti Nordicski cross-country carousel with 1,300 km of cross-country tracks. Especially charming: here you can cross-country ski from village to village and discover the most beautiful spots on skis.

Click on the image to see a map with all the cross country skiing tracks in Alta Pusteria (pdf, ca. 3,5 MB)