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Farm Holidays in the Rosengarten - Latemar area
Farm Holidays in the Rosengarten - Latemar area

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The Eggental valley

Farm Holidays in the Eggental valley

On a Farm Holiday in the Eggental valley, you’ll be having breakfast beneath the Dolomites and admiring emerald-green Karersee lake.


Countless sagas abound about the Rosengarten and Latemar mountains. It’s no wonder, as they provide a natural spectacle that could be mistaken for sorcery: mountains that turn rose-red at dusk, a lake featuring shimmering tones of all shades of green as if a multicoloured paint pot had been poured into it, and mountains that look like dolls lined up in a row. 

On a Farm Holiday in the Eggental valley, you’ll be having breakfast beneath the Dolomites and admiring emerald-green Karersee lake.

Countless sagas abound about the Rosengarten and Latemar mountains. It’s no wonder, as they provide a natural spectacle that could be mistaken for sorcery: mountains that turn rose-red at dusk, a lake featuring shimmering tones of all shades of green as if a multicoloured paint pot had been poured into it, and mountains that look like dolls lined up in a row. 


Not a bad choice of destination for a Farm Holiday, then – especially as lots of villages in the Eggental valley are part of the ’Alpine Pearls‘ umbrella brand, which aims to promote gentle tourism and Soft Mobility.


A narrow valley
Most villages in the Rosengarten-Latemar area lie in Eggental valley: Karneid, Welschnofen and Deutschnofen. As it wasn’t until 1861 that a road was built through the narrow valley, its inhabitants used to be self-sufficient. Nearly every farmer or artisan had to produce practically everything they needed themselves. Welschnofen, in particular, was affected by the elements: a rainy summer meant hunger in winter. Deutschofen, on the other hand, fared better. A road through Brantental valley meant that people from Deutschnofen could trade and they take advantage of this: their wood was famous and even the columns for the lions on St. Mark’s Square in Venice are made from wood from Deutschofen.Nowadays, the Dolomites road runs from Karneid to Deutschnofen, Welschnofen and the Karer Pass. Lots of people commute to nearby Bozen, but still live in the old farmhouses. Farmers today are no longer required to be self-sufficient and most of them have specialised in livestock farming. Whether cows, horses, donkeys, goats, sheep, pigs or rabbits, you’ll come into contact with lots of animals on a Farm Holiday in the Eggental valley.


The region of natural spectacles
Even if you enjoy watching cattle grazing on the meadows, you should definitely get out of your holiday flat or room in the Rosengarten - Latemar area. Karersee lake, an emerald-green lake reflecting the Latemar mountains, near Welschnofen, is a must-see. This lake is a protected natural monument and considered one of the prettiest lakes in the Alps. A trip to see it may be combined with a walk that does not have to be started at the lake: the Rosengarten - Latemar area is part of Schlern - Rosengarten Nature Park, which features an abundance of hiking paths and mountain peaks to choose from.A different kind of natural spectacle is the Bletterbachschlucht gorge near Aldein. The Bletterbach stream has carved a way through the gorge and revealed countless layers of rock from a variety of eras. Thanks to its special composition, it was named a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site.


More than hiking
Yet, not every day has to consist of hiking. At the village of Gummer, there is an observatory and a planetarium. In the evening, it is possible to observe the stars in the company of expert astronomists or discover the secrets of the universe on a 3D screen.Besides this: if you’ve always wanted to ride up a mountain pass on a mountain bike, now’s your chance, as everyone can try this on a hired e-bike. In addition, there are lots of climbing routes on the rockfaces of the Rosengarten and Latemar mountains. If you prefer to keep your feet near to the ground, there’s the high rope course in Obereggen. Last, but not least, there are 90 kilometres of ski piste in two different ski resorts, as well as lots of sledge runs and cross-country runs to enjoy in winter. It’s hard to feel bored on a Farm Holiday in the Rosengarten - Latemar area.

 


Why you should take a Farm Holiday in the Eggemtal valley:

  • Legendary views of the Rosengarten and Latemar massif
  • Planetarium in Gummer
  • The prettiest lake in the Alps: emerald-green Karersee

Not a bad choice of destination for a Farm Holiday, then – especially as lots of villages in the Eggental valley are part of the ’Alpine Pearls‘ umbrella brand, which aims to promote gentle tourism and Soft Mobility.


A narrow valley
Most villages in the Rosengarten-Latemar area lie in Eggental valley: Karneid, Welschnofen and Deutschnofen. As it wasn’t until 1861 that a road was built through the narrow valley, its inhabitants used to be self-sufficient. Nearly every farmer or artisan had to produce practically everything they needed themselves. Welschnofen, in particular, was affected by the elements: a rainy summer meant hunger in winter. Deutschofen, on the other hand, fared better. A road through Brantental valley meant that people from Deutschnofen could trade and they take advantage of this: their wood was famous and even the columns for the lions on St. Mark’s Square in Venice are made from wood from Deutschofen.Nowadays, the Dolomites road runs from Karneid to Deutschnofen, Welschnofen and the Karer Pass. Lots of people commute to nearby Bozen, but still live in the old farmhouses. Farmers today are no longer required to be self-sufficient and most of them have specialised in livestock farming. Whether cows, horses, donkeys, goats, sheep, pigs or rabbits, you’ll come into contact with lots of animals on a Farm Holiday in the Eggental valley.


The region of natural spectacles
Even if you enjoy watching cattle grazing on the meadows, you should definitely get out of your holiday flat or room in the Rosengarten - Latemar area. Karersee lake, an emerald-green lake reflecting the Latemar mountains, near Welschnofen, is a must-see. This lake is a protected natural monument and considered one of the prettiest lakes in the Alps. A trip to see it may be combined with a walk that does not have to be started at the lake: the Rosengarten - Latemar area is part of Schlern - Rosengarten Nature Park, which features an abundance of hiking paths and mountain peaks to choose from.A different kind of natural spectacle is the Bletterbachschlucht gorge near Aldein. The Bletterbach stream has carved a way through the gorge and revealed countless layers of rock from a variety of eras. Thanks to its special composition, it was named a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site.


More than hiking
Yet, not every day has to consist of hiking. At the village of Gummer, there is an observatory and a planetarium. In the evening, it is possible to observe the stars in the company of expert astronomists or discover the secrets of the universe on a 3D screen.Besides this: if you’ve always wanted to ride up a mountain pass on a mountain bike, now’s your chance, as everyone can try this on a hired e-bike. In addition, there are lots of climbing routes on the rockfaces of the Rosengarten and Latemar mountains. If you prefer to keep your feet near to the ground, there’s the high rope course in Obereggen. Last, but not least, there are 90 kilometres of ski piste in two different ski resorts, as well as lots of sledge runs and cross-country runs to enjoy in winter. It’s hard to feel bored on a Farm Holiday in the Eggental valley

 


Why you should take a Farm Holiday in the Eggental valley:

  • Legendary views of the Rosengarten and Latemar massif
  • Planetarium in Gummer
  • The prettiest lake in the Alps: emerald-green Karersee
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The Eggental valley

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Innerfohrerhof flower flower
Ingrid Pichler  | Welschnofen  (The Dolomites)
Livestock
breakfast
Farm's own products: eggs, fruit jams, cordial ...
Farm offers: Experience everyday life on the farm, barn visits, experience the hay harvest
4,6
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Holiday flat from 70€ a night
Obkircherhof flower flower flower
Elmar Pfeifer  | Deutschnofen  (The Dolomites)
Livestock
Farm's own products: eggs
Farm offers: Experience the hay harvest, Barn visits, Farm tour
Holiday flat from 160€ a night
Stanerhof flower flower
Mair  | Deutschnofen  (The Dolomites)
Livestock
breakfast
Farm's own products: milk, eggs
Farm offers: Experience the hay harvest, Barn visits, Experience everyday life on the farm
4,2
"Good"
(1 Review)
Room from 45€ a night
Holiday flat from 70€ a night
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Highlights & events

Sheer variety in the Eggental valley

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Observatory at Gummer: the village of the stars
Observatory at Gummer
The village of the stars
Karersee lake near Welschnofen: a gem of emerald green
Karersee lake
A gem of emerald green
Seiser Alm: Europe’s biggest Alpine meadow
Seiser Alm
Europe’s biggest Alpine meadow
Hike around the Langkofel: The wow factor
Hike around the Langkofel
The wow factor
Geisler mountain peaks: natural spectacle of the Dolomites
Geisler mountain peaks
Nature’s spectacle in the Dolomites
Sunrise on the Peitlerkofel mountain: the burning sky
Sunrise on the Peitlerkofel
The burning sky
Pisciadù 'via ferrata' at Corvara: a heart of stone
Pisciadù 'via ferrata'
A heart of stone
Messner Mountain Museum Ripa
MMM Ripa
Mountain cultural heritage in Bruneck
Reinbach waterfalls: An exhilarating experience
Reinbach waterfalls
An exhilarating experience
Mine at Prettau: The hard-working miners
Mine at Prettau
The hard-working miners
Antholzer See lake: a jewel in the middle of the mountains
Antholzer See lake
A jewel in Pustertal valley
Alpine pasture Plätzwiese: a paradise in green
Alpine pasture Plätzwiese
A paradise in green
Pragser Wildsee lake: the pearl of the Dolomites
Pragser Wildsee lake
The pearl of the Dolomites
Three Peaks: Symbol of the Dolomites
Three Peaks
Symbol of the Dolomites
Fischleintal valley: a gem in the Sexten Dolomites
Fischleintal valley
Gem in the Sexten Dolomites
Folklore Museum Dietenheim
Folklore-Museum
Farm culture up close
06-26
December
Fri - Sun during Advent incl. 24/12
Kastelruth Christmas
Kastelruth
06
December
Krampus parade in Hochpustertal valley
Toblach
12
December
FIS Snowboard World Cup
Welschnofen
28-01
Dec/Jan
Tour de Ski
Toblach
12-17
January
Klausberg Ice Games
Ahrntal
20-22
January
International Snow Festival Innichen
Innichen
23-26
January
Biathlon World Cup
Rasen-Antholz
13
February
Moonlight Classic
Kastelruth
15-16
February
Gsieser Tal Cross-country Ski Race
Gsies
13-21
March
Swing Music on Snow
Kastelruth
14
March
Sellaronda Skimarathon
Corvara, St. Ulrich, Wolkenstein, St. Christina
31-15
May/Jun
Oswald von Wolkenstein Tournament
Schlern area
07
June
Sellaronda Bike Day
Dolomites
11-15
June
International Choir Festival
Upper Pustertal valley
14
June
Dolomite Superbike Race
Niederdorf
06
July
Dolomites Marathon
Abtei
12-25
July
Gustav Mahler Music Week
Toblach
July
Bruneck Town Festival
Bruneck
August
Traditional St Bartholomew Market
Rasen-Antholz
13
September
Three Peaks Alpine Run
Sexten
27-28
September
Niederdorf Potato Festival
Niederdorf
13-15
March
14th Cheese Festival
Sand in Taufers
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