This high ropes course is relatively new and put up by the local guides just off the main road…read morebetween Corvara and Colfosco. It has three courses of varying difficulty nestled in the trees some 5 metres above the ground. The courses themselves aren't overly difficult if you have a head for heights but beware the nervous as some bits are a bit hairy and although you're always safe and fastened onto a safety wire it's easy to get a bit scared when the trees sway or you have to do one of the zip wires. It's not expensive though and to do all three grades of course is only EUR12 including all the kit so it is well worth a visit.

So wonderful after almost a week of skiing to relax in some water at Mar Dolomit. Just $13 for…read more2-1/2 hours, or $15 for all day. There's an indoor pool and hot tub, but I mostly enjoyed the outdoor pool with massage jets. They also have a large round pool with jets that pull you around like a strong, small lazy river, which was fun, and the kids love it. There's a water slide and baby pool, too,Not super fancy, more like a nice YMCA, but nice views. The best part was the massage by Irene upstairs. So amazing and skilled. One of the best I've had!

Great spa experience!!!! They have a lot of thermal outdoor pools. It is so majestic during the…read morewinter time. I got to experience pretty much all their relaxation room such as salt room, swing room, fire room and all the other ones. They have multiple outdoor saunas with a great view of the alps. Witt your entrance, you get a robe, towel and a slipper. You can also opt to get a lunch buffet. This place is a must!!! The thermal water pool and the rain room stole the show for me!

"Lazy" Lorenzo was an amazing guide on my 50th. Did a lift supported Sellarondo. The perfect…read morecombination of making me feel like I'm a better mountain biker than I am, and challenging me (all the while having a great time the entire day.

From the owner: Dolomitebike by Auto Vallazza è il punto di riferimento per noleggio, vendita e riparazione di…read moreEbike in Alta Badia. Inoltre siamo rivenditori autorizzati di Fantic e Kawasaki.

Recently refurbished, this ski hire shop is huge for the village that it is in and it's owner…read moreRenato is super helpful. They have a massive selection of skis and boots, most of which are new and if not only one year old. The prices are cheap for the area and he goes out the way to make things right for you. The shop is directly opposite the main lifts in the area as well and you can drop you skis and boots off there at the end of the day to walk back into the village. The shop upstairs stocks all the usual gloves, helmets, socks and other ski bits you could ever need and again it's all really reasonably priced. Worth using if you are skiing in the area.

The adrenaline centre is the equivalent of Go Ape! In the UK with a little bit extra. The have…read morethree high ropes courses through the woods of varying difficulty set amongst an unforgettable backdrop of Dolomitic peaks. The place feels safe and the staff are on hand to show you how the equipment works and are quick to shoot up the trees to rescue you if you get stuck and a zip line because you didn't carry enough speed to reach the landing platform. The beginners course is quite easy but as you progress onto the harder routes it becomes more and more strenuous and exposed. The final section of the hard course involves hanging stirrups you have to negotiate followed by a hairy zip line to the finish. It's not just about the high ropes here though. The place is actually on the grounds of the 1972 Olympic Bobsleigh run and for a little shy of EUR100 you can have an ex-bobsleigh champion drive you (if that's the right term) down the course. It lasts about 90 seconds so it's expensive by the second but well worth it.