At the Alpinhotel Keil in Valdaora/Olang, the name says it all: Alpine experiences await you all year round, both in summer and in winter. What you choose to experience while hiking in Val Pusteria/Pustertal is up to you! You are spoilt for choice. Our Alpinhotel is picturesque: traditional houses, well-kept gardens, densely wooded mountainsides, and incredible Dolomite peaks that seem so close you could almost touch them. But rest assured with the sheer endless choice, we are happy to help you at our hiking hotel at the Plan de Corones/Kronplatz! We will help you select the right tours. We are also happy to provide you with hiking maps and detailed tour descriptions at our Alpinhotel. One of the highlights: Several guided hikes per week take place free of charge for our guests (partly in cooperation with the Valdaora/Olang tourism association).

A glance at the map confirms it: the Alpinhotel Keil is strategically located between three nature parks. All offer very panoramic and well-marked paths for a varied hiking holiday in the Dolomites.

Fanes-Sennes-Braies Nature Park

Impressive peaks and rugged rock walls, extensive Alpine pastures and plateaus, the heart of which are the Prato Piazza/Plätzwiese and the Fanes and Sennes Alpine pastures. The Lake Braies/Pragser Wildsee and the Lake Tobaccio/Toblach, not far from the Alpinhotel Keil, are particularly worth seeing.

Puez-Geisler Nature Park

A little further away from our hotel in Valdaora/Olang than the other two nature parks, but still easily accessible, lies this nature park with majestic Dolomite peaks and lovely Alpine meadows.

Ries-Aurina/Rieserferner-Ahrn Nature Park

Roaring waterfalls like the famous Cascate di Riva/Reinbachfälle, peaceful lakes like Lake Anterselva/Antholz, and large glaciers characterise the mountain landscape of this park north of the Alpinhotel Keil.

The most beautiful mountains in the world – for us at the Alpinhotel Keil, these are undoubtedly the legendary Dolomites with their captivating light grey peaks. The “Pale Mountains” have been honoured with the title “UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites” since 2009. In addition to wonderful hikes to the Lake Braies/Pragser Wildsee and the Three Peaks, the Alpinhotel also offers bike adventures, skiing fun, and sights in Val Pusteria/Pustertal. Another reason for an active holiday in the Dolomites!