Tirler sits at 1,752 metres, in the heart of the Alpe di Siusi – also known as Seiser Alm. From here, you can head straight out – on foot or by bike, with no transfers and no detours. Trails, Alpine meadows and the Dolomites begin right outside the hotel.
SUMMER BEGINS RIGHT OUTSIDE THE DOOR.
Alpe di Siusi · Dolomites · at 1,752 metres
Out into the open. Back to what feels good.
The Dolomites begin right outside the door.
Summer with Hannes
To experience the Alpe di Siusi rather than simply see it, head out with Hannes. As our hiking and bike guide, he knows the special trails, quiet places and stories that belong to this landscape.
Guided tours with Hannes are included during your stay. Each tour is chosen according to the weather, conditions and what feels right for the guests joining him.
Movement that feels good.
Hiking. Biking. Running. Golf. Right from Tirler.
Hiking with Hannes
With our hiking and bike guide Hannes, you can discover the Alpe di Siusi along trails that suit you – from panoramic hikes to quiet places away from the busier paths. Guided tours with Hannes are included during your stay and are adapted to the weather, conditions and the abilities of the guests joining him.
Directly from Tirler, a network of 450 kilometres of marked and maintained hiking trails opens up across the Alpe di Siusi – from leisurely walks between Alpine huts to more challenging days in the Dolomite peaks.
Into the Dolomite peaks
Hannes also takes guests higher into the mountains: depending on the weather, conditions and experience, he accompanies selected summit hikes around the Alpe di Siusi. Schlern, Langkofel and Plattkofel open up a different side of the Dolomites – with views stretching far beyond the plateau.
For more demanding Alpine tours, via ferratas and climbing routes, we can arrange an experienced mountain guide on request. Suitable equipment can also be hired locally, so that the route, experience and conditions are always well matched.
Biking across the Alpe di Siusi
Directly from Tirler, set out by mountain bike or e-bike across the Alpe di Siusi – along Alpine tracks, through forests and into the Dolomite landscape. From easy-going rides to more demanding routes, every day can take a different direction.
Together with its connection to Val Gardena, the Dolomites region offers around 600 kilometres of cycling and mountain-bike routes – ranging from easy tours to technically more demanding trails.
E-bikes can be hired directly at the hotel.
Running on the Alpe di Siusi
Directly from Tirler, trails lead out across the open landscapes of the Alpe di Siusi. Whether it is a quiet morning run, a longer route or a day of trail running, movement, mountain air and Dolomite views naturally come together here.
The Alpe di Siusi Running Park offers around 240 kilometres of running routes at different altitudes and levels of difficulty. Some of the routes across the plateau lie between approximately 1,800 and 2,300 metres, creating interesting conditions for altitude training too.
Discover the Witches' Springs
The Curasoa forest begins directly behind Tirler. Among old trees, the trail leads to the legendary Witches’ Springs – a place where nature, water and the stories of the Alpe di Siusi come together.
The Witches’ Springs trail is best discovered barefoot. Along the way, different stations invite you to experience the forest with all the senses and discover more about nature and local legends.
Golf with Dolomite views
The 18-hole St. Vigil Seis golf course lies at the foot of the Alpe di Siusi, combining varied play with impressive views of the Dolomites. Long fairways, water hazards and changing elevations make the course as interesting for its setting as for the game itself.
The golf course is within easy reach of Tirler. A driving range and golf school complete the facilities.
When the Alpe di Siusi turns golden.
In autumn, the rhythm of the Alpe di Siusi begins to change. The air grows clearer, the light softer and the trails quieter. Hiking, biking and simply being outdoors feel different now – calmer, more spacious and closer to nature.
Around Tirler, a special season begins between late summer and winter: golden colours, clear Dolomite views and plenty of space for movement and stillness. Many trails and mountain huts remain accessible well into autumn – for days outdoors that often end only when the mountains catch the last light.
…back to stillness.
