Summer Season at Corvara in Badia

As the snow melts, Corvara reveals its lush green valleys and dramatic rocky peaks, inviting visitors to explore a diverse range of outdoor activities. Summer in Corvara is a paradise for hikers, with a vast network of trails catering to every level, from gentle strolls through alpine meadows to demanding via ferratas and multi-day treks through the Puez-Odle and Fanes-Sennes-Braies Nature Parks, both UNESCO World Heritage sites. Mountain biking is equally popular, with numerous marked routes, dedicated bike parks, and opportunities to tackle iconic Dolomites passes. Road cyclists flock to Corvara to conquer challenging climbs like the Sella, Gardena, Campolongo, and Pordoi Passes, often featured in major cycling events. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy the scenic 9-hole Alta Badia Golf Club. The village comes alive with cultural events, traditional festivals, and open-air markets. The lifts remain open, providing easy access to high-altitude pastures and stunning viewpoints, making the mountains accessible to families and those seeking less strenuous exploration. The mild climate and crystal-clear air create an invigorating environment for outdoor pursuits, complemented by the exquisite Ladin culinary scene.