Explore the Dolomties UNESCO World Heritage on horseback.

The evening sun makes the legendary peaks of the Dolomites glow in warm shades of red. There is nothing more beautiful than admiring the magical Alpenglow on the saddle of a horse. But that’s not the only horse adventure awaiting you in the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage. We, your host families at Familienhotels Südtirol, have some tips for your riding tours in the Dolomites.

Riding in the Dolomites like in the Wild West

Riding farms and stables in the Dolomites

The Monte Pana riding stable in St. Christina is perfect for pony riding, single and group lessons, as well as guided tours. Afterwards, your little ones can have fun in the children’s park with mini zoo.

Have you ever ridden by moonlight? No? Then it's about time. The Angerle Alm Riding Centre on Passo di Costalunga/Karerpass also offers riding lessons, pony rides, and guided rides at the foot of the Catinaccio/Rosengarten all year round.

Life is a walk on horseback in the park. At least at Gstatschhof in Kastelruth. Here you can ride on ponies and play with fluffy animals afterwards.

Haflinger or Appaloosa? The choice is yours at the Zyprianhof riding farm in Welschnofen. Lessons for beginners, guided tours, and rides in the moonlight await you from spring to autumn.

You can explore the Alpe di Siusi/Seiser Alm at a walk, trot, and gallop on the guided rides offered by the Unterlanzin riding farm in Siusi. Plus, you can prepare yourself for your great adventures on the riding grounds.

You not only want to learn how to ride, but also to jump over obstacles with your horse? Then book a riding lesson at the Pozzamanigoni riding school in Wolkenstein. Another highlight: the guided hikes through dreamlike landscapes.

Horseback riding with view of the Sexten sundial? The Unterlanerhof riding stable in Sexten with private riding ground makes it possible. The instructors will also be happy to take you on guided tours.