
Wonderful family hiking in the Dolomites
Head out on a discovery tour!
Pack your rucksacks – a few tasty sandwiches and crunchy apples are a must when hiking with children in the Dolomites – lace up your hiking boots, and off you go! The adventure begins right on the doorstep of Das Mühlwald. What are you in the mood for today? A walk that’s full of experiences for your kids? In South Tyrol, you’ll find numerous themed trails where the little ones can discover all sorts of things, from the secrets of nature to fantastic legends of giants, witches, and dwarves. Or does your family like to be sporty on holiday? South Tyrol has a wide range of options here, too, from challenging summit tours to cool mountain bike trails and amazing climbing gardens. There are also hiking trails suitable for pushchairs here, such as the apple trail right here in Natz. Read our tips for family hiking in and around the Dolomites!
A must on family walking holidays in South Tyrol
Have you heard of the Milk Trail that leads up to the Fane Alm Alpine village? This educational trail is a highlight for families who enjoy hiking and want to learn something at the same time. The trail leads through an impressive landscape and tells the story of milk at various stations: how it gets from cow to bottle and what tasty treats you can conjure up using it.
Hiking with kids in the Dolomites is incredibly fascinating, because there’s so much to experience along the way: the little ones watch colourful butterflies, splash around in mountain streams, or run wildly across the Alpine meadows while parents enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and the fresh mountain air. On a family hiking trip in South Tyrol, it quickly becomes clear that hiking is about much more than just exercise – it’s a shared experience with a spark of magic.
A moorland adventure – the Raier Moos Nature Trail
A narrow path leads you through a unique landscape: Raier Moos is a natural jewel that leaves both young and old explorers opened mouthed with awe. It’s the ideal place for an unforgettable family hike near the Dolomites. The nature trail teaches you about the fascinating moorland world and why it’s so worth protecting. At the interactive stations, you learn about the fascinating animals and plants that live here. Together, you discover rare flowers, listen to the rippling of the water, and learn exciting stories about the importance of moorland for the environment. A highlight: the trails are easy to follow and are perfect for hiking with children.
Historic Brixen awaits!
A trip to Brixen is just the thing if you want to take a day off from family hiking in the Dolomites. The charming historic city is only a 15-minute drive away and is a wonderful destination for the whole family. With its winding lanes and colourful facades, the old town invites you to explore, while the cathedral square with its impressive buildings is an ideal spot for a short break. Parents can relax with a cappuccino while the children enjoy an ice cream. And the possibilities for hiking with children around Brixen are as numerous as they are varied.






