So spectacular... so fascinating

Children love walking, and walking is nothing short of an adventure here in the Seiser Alm holiday area in the Dolomites, where you can head out on foot to the sites of the Schlern witches, follow in the trail of Middle-Age knights or walk barefoot through the “witches’ spring” adventure trail. The themed trails around the Seiser Alm make kids’ walks an adventure for the whole family. Also guided hikes with the possibility to experience life on a farm, in nature or through the nocturnal forest and exploratory tours in the Schlern-Rosengarten Nature Park are on the family programme when hiking with children on the Seiser Alm.

Walking trails suited to prams and buggies, routes with very little elevation difference, and easy loop-routes: The Dolomites are the ideal place to head out on family trips with children. Visiting the visitor centre is also recommended: Here, families can learn interesting facts about flora and fauna.

Inside the booklet you will find a hiking bracelet with ten 10 different symbols. On each hike, there is a checkpoint where you can stamp your bracelet. These checkpoints are shown on the maps on the following pages. When you arrive at each checkpoint, you will find a ticket puncher with one of these symbols. Use it to stamp the corresponding symbol on your bracelet.The aim is to collect as many stamps as possible.

Depending on the number of stamps you have collected, you will receive a great prize and a hiking diploma when you hand in your hiking braceletin the information offices:

• If you have collected 3 stamps, you will receive a bronze hiking diploma,
• for 5 stamps a silver diploma,
• and if you have stamped all 10 symbols, you’ve earned the gold.

If you haven’t been able to stamp all your symbols this year, you can carry on your mission next year. The bracelet, however, can only be given out once.

The booklet is available in the Tourist Offices of the Seiser Alm holiday area. The proceeds from the sale will be donated to the non-profit association "Südtiroler Kinderdorf".