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That's where I want to go!
The journey is part of your holiday!
Visiting us in winter? Great idea! An untouched winter wonderland, plus the imposing Dolomite peaks sparkling beneath the snow... Staying overnight here is an even better idea, since you can admire the spectacle at your leisure not only from the terrace but also from your room window and the wellness complex. Pralongià is located on the plateau of the same name between Corvara, La Villa and San Cassiano at the far end of the Badia Valley – and thus at the heart of the Alta Badia ski resort. You can travel here by ski, snowboard or on foot. This is how you get to Alta Badia.
First with the lift and then along the slope
Our Mountain Inn can be reached from any village in Alta Badia that has a ski lift, such as Armentarola, San Cassiano, La Villa, Badia, Corvara or Colfosco. The mountain stations of the Pralongià II and Masarei chairlifts, as well as the Incisa ski lift, are closest to us.
Are less secure on skis or new to snowboarding? No problem! The way here only passes along blue slopes. We are a great rest stop on the Sellaronda and the Grande Guerra ski circuit.
I'm arriving with luggage and using the special service!
It is best to park your car directly at the Pralongià chairlift valley station in Planac/Corvara. Guests staying with us can leave their cars there in the paid area for free; we will provide you with a ticket. Drop off your luggage with the staff there. They will take care of it and ensure your belongings arrive safely at the top. Luggage can be transported until 11:00 am or from 3:00 pm. Important tip: please use luggage that can be securely closed and is easy to stow.
Then put on your skis or snowboard and use the two chairlifts, Pralongià and Pralongià II (the first ascent to the Mountain Inn is free of charge). The mountain lifts are open until 4:15 pm (from the end of January until 4:45 pm). Should the lifts already be closed when you arrive, the snowmobile can bring you to us (€50/trip).
On the day you leave, please have your luggage ready by 9:30 am so that we can take it to the mountain station in time. You can, of course, ski down to the valley station yourself and collect your belongings there. Practical, isn't it?
Detailed description of the winter hiking trails for day visitors
Many winter hiking trails lead from Alta Badia up to us, through pristine mountain landscapes, far away from the slopes. If you like, you can toboggan back down!
In German, this village is called Kurfar
Travel by car or bus to the Pralongià chairlift valley station in Planac/Corvara.
Ascend for a short way along the ski slope, or alternatively, ride up with the Pralongià chairlift.
Follow a groomed winter hiking trail directly to the Pralongià Mountain Inn.
Walking time: approx. 1 hour 30 minutes.
Duration: 30 minutes.
San Ćiascian in Ladin, St. Kassian in German
Take the cable car up to Piz Sorega.
Walk in the direction of the Las Vegas mountain hut.
A beautiful winter hiking trail branches off to our Mountain Inn.
Tobogganing: on the way back from Piz Sorega to the village (Tru Liösa Foram sledging run)
Walking time: approx. 1 hour.
This path starts right in a natural wonder
You can reach Armentarola, a hamlet that is part of San Cassiano, by car or bus. The winter hiking trail begins here.
Follow the cross-country ski track and then head through the forest up to the pristine Störes alpine meadows.
From the summit cross on the Störes meadows (360° panorama of the wintry Dolomites), it is only a few more minutes' walk to the Mountain Inn.
Walking time: approx. 2 hours 30 minutes.
