San Martino in Badia:
a paradise in the mountains
San Martino in Badia is a municipality in Val Badia. It includes the hamlets of Longiarù, Antermoia and Piccolino or Picolein in Ladin.
The village is located at an altitude of 1127 m and lies at the foot of the Sass de Putia, one of the most panoramic in the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site.
You will find yourself immersed in a wonderful world of the Dolomites, with the peaks that surround you and an unspoilt nature ready to be explored.
Both in summer and in winter, the activities you can enjoy are numerous and varied: from trekking to climbing the highest mountain peaks, from hiking to skiing and much more!
San Martino in Badia is the ideal holiday destination: besides the countless activities to do, you can rediscover Ladin culture. The Ladin museum Ciastel de Tor will tell you about the ancient Ladin traditions, culture, history and identity of this people of more than 700 years.
San Martino in Badia: where to ski?
Where to ski in San Martino in Badia: just a few km away you will find the slopes of the ski area Plan de Corones, with its 26 km of well groomed slopes. This resort is also part of the Dolomiti Super Ski, the largest ski area in the Dolomites with 1200 km of slopes prepared every day.
These slopes are suitable for skiers of all ages and experience. For more experienced skiers, there is the Piculin black slope, one of the most difficult in the area. Thanks to San Martino in Badia's strategic location, you can easily reach the Alta Badia ski area and the Sellaronda.
For lovers of cross-country skiing, sledging and winter hiking, the Passo delle Erbe is the right place for you. This area has unspoilt nature and a unique landscape, which is why it is called ‘Alaska in miniature’. Also worth mentioning are the numerous natural toboggan runs, such as the ‘Do Juvel’, which hosted the natural tobogganing world cup in 2007.
San Martino in Badia:
relax, nature and more!
In San Martino in Badia you will find numerous demanding and less demanding hikes.
The Puez Odle Nature Park, for example, awaits you with its 10,722 hectares. You can explore nature, learn about and observe different species of animals and plants, walk along the nature trail and admire unique views.
For more experienced hikers, the surrounding Dolomites have trails of varying levels of difficulty in store for you.
The Sass de Putia, for example, is one of the most complicated and difficult hiking trails in the area, but for experienced hikers it is a destination worth a visit.
The summer is also characterised by events and manifestations that will involve you in the local culture. Thanks to strategic location of the hotels in San Martino in Badia, you can experience the oldest Ladin traditions.
Discover San Martino in Badia, its peaks and breathtaking views!
