A holiday in Tiers am Rosengarten …

A holiday in Tiers am Rosengarten is particularly popular with hikers and climbing fans. You can explore the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage either independently or accompanied by experienced hiking guides. The starting point? Right outside your accommodation. Countless hiking trails and Alpine routes lead to the Rosengarten, Schlern and Latemar massifs. Along the way, rustic mountain huts invite you to stop off. These family-run huts serve delicious South Tyrolean specialities and Mediterranean dishes. And while you enjoy your meal, the breathtaking Dolomite panorama is always in view.

An unforgettable experience is the alpenglow, known locally as Enrosadira. At sunset, the Dolomites rock glows in the most beautiful shades of red. The Rosengarten massif lights up against the evening sky in fiery red tones. One of the best places to watch this magical spectacle is the Wuhnleger, a popular pond in Tiers am Rosengarten. According to legend, the alpenglow can be traced back to King Laurin’s curse.

Once upon a time, the dwarf King Laurin ruled over the Rosengarten massif, where he tended a beautiful rose garden. When King Dietrich of Bern organised a wedding for his daughter Simhilde on the River Etsch, all the nobles of the area were invited – except Laurin. He put on his magic cap, which made him invisible, and went to the celebration anyway. When he saw Simhilde, he fell in love instantly and kidnapped her. Dietrich set out with his men to rescue her. Laurin, equipped with his magic belt and cap, which made him invisible again, faced them in battle. But because he leapt around too wildly in his rose garden, the movement of the roses gave him away and he was captured. Furious, he cursed the rose garden: “Neither by day nor by night shall any human eye ever see the rose garden again!” He forgot, however, to include dawn and dusk – and so the Rosengarten still glows today at sunrise and sunset.

The Cabrio Cable Car is a sustainable link between the village and the Rosengarten mountain world. It travels high above the ground, and you can even ride on the open upper deck. A magnificent panoramic view is guaranteed. In just seven minutes, the Cabrio Cable Car takes you from Tiers am Rosengarten into the Carezza Dolomites ski and hiking area. From here, you can embark on a wide variety of hikes and summit tours in summer. In winter, snow-sure, perfectly groomed slopes lie at your feet, framed by the Rosengarten massif.
With the Mountain Pass – a ticket valid for 17 ropeway systems across three Dolomite mountains – you can enjoy unlimited use of 17 ropeway systems on 3 or 5 out of 7 consecutive days from the moment of first validation. Validity period: 17 May – 2 November 2026.

The Bergler Acker is an initiative launched by several tourism businesses in Tiers am Rosengarten. Through the joint, ecological cultivation of vegetables on the Bergler Acker, they aim to promote sustainable agriculture and strengthen regional supply chains.
A key feature of the project is the zero-kilometre principle: the vegetables are delivered directly to the participating tourism businesses and reach guests’ plates freshly harvested and without long transport routes.
The Bergler Acker therefore serves as a model project for the responsible use of natural resources, the preservation of biodiversity and the strengthening of regional communities.