Enter a world of natural wonder
The nature parks in South Tyrol
From Camping Sass Dlacia, you have direct access to an extraordinary world of parks and natural reserves.
Alpine meadows, impressive Dolomite peaks, crystal-clear lakes and rich wildlife make every hike unforgettable.
South Tyrol counts seven natural parks and one national park.
Each park has its own unique character: from the rugged beauty of the Fanes-Senes-Braies Nature Park to the serene landscapes of Puez-Odle, every corner tells a story of geological wonder and ecological richness.
Fanes-Sennes-Braies Nature Park
The Fanes-Sennes-Braies Nature Park, in the heart of Val Badia, stretches as the largest of the neighboring parks, with its gateway just a short walk from Camping Sass Dlacia.
Here, nature reveals its most enchanting forms: high plateaus of gentle meadows tucked behind jagged Dolomite peaks, crystal-clear alpine lakes mirroring the sky, and a landscape sculpted over millennia into dramatic karst formations.
Every corner bursts with life, from rare plants to elusive wildlife, while the air carries the echoes of ancient Ladin legends, setting the stage for a world that feels timeless, magical, and utterly alive.
Puez-Geisler Nature Park
The Puez-Geisler Nature Park unfolds like a living masterpiece on the opposite side of Val Badia, stretching from Alta Badia to Val Gardena, Lungiarü, and Villnöss. At its gateway stands our Alpine Inn Ütia de Börz , an ideal starting point for exploring this wild alpine world.
The scenery changes dramatically on the Puez plateau, where a stark, lunar-like landscape opens beneath the jagged peaks of Sassongher, the Odle / Geislerspitzen, Pizes da Cir, and Sas de Pütia. Alpine meadows burst into color in summer, while the Dolomites High Route No. 2 leads hikers through geology, biodiversity, and Ladin legends—an unforgettable meeting of nature and adventure.
Dear visitors of the local nature parks, we kindly ask you to follow this simple set of behavioural rules in order to preserve the natural wilderness and to allow everyone to enjoy the parks.
Carry your waste
Follow the “carry in, carry out” motto: always bring your waste home.
Protect nature parks
Leave natural areas the way you find them or even better. At the reception, you can find plogging bags to collect litter on your way.
Respect trees
Do not carve, chop, cut, or damage any live trees.
No campfires
Campfires are prohibited within the nature parks.
No camping
Camping is prohibited in the nature parks.
Keep water clean
Help prevent pollution by keeping garbage, litter, and foreign substances out of lakes, streams, and other bodies of water.
Take only memories
Collect only images, impressions and memories, not mushrooms, flowers, trees, fossils, rocks and minerals.
Respect wildlife
Do not scare or approach animals. Feeding wildlife is also prohibited.
Maintain silence
Preserve silence in the nature park: keep your voice low.
Respect all creatures
Respect reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates and insects – you are the visitor, not them.
Do not remove park resources
It is forbidden to remove or take possession of natural or cultural resources within natural parks.
Stay on paths
Don’t walk outside the marked paths.
Dress appropriately
Wear clothing suitable for mountain territory.
Travel on foot
Travel as much as you can on foot, to better enjoy the beauty of nature.
Pedestrians first
Dear mountain bikers, please remember that pedestrians always have priority on trails.
