Yes. Hiking trails and cycle paths start right in Toblach, such as the Puster Valley cycle path, the cycle path to Cortina and the cycle path from Innichen to Lienz. With the free South Tyrol Guest Pass you travel by bus and train without limits to further starting points.
Yes. You can choose between easy walks, hikes to the Three Peaks, mountain bike tours and climbing routes graded 3a to 8c. Guided hikes and bike tours are included free of charge in the weekly programme of Romantik Hotel Santer.
In summer, the cows of the family’s own cattle farm graze on the green meadows of the Santer family, and the coniferous forests are fragrant. Toblach lies in the heart of the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Around Toblach, mountain huts and refuges invite you to a cosy break with regional dishes.
The Grand Hotel Toblach, today the Euregio Cultural Centre and just 500 m from the hotel, hosts the Gustav Mahler Music Weeks. Gustav Mahler’s composing hut is within walking distance of Romantik Hotel Santer.
In autumn the views are particularly clear, and the hiking season lasts well into autumn. Popular destinations are Lake Braies and the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park. Guided hikes are included in the weekly programme of Romantik Hotel Santer.
Yes, sunrise hikes are among our guests’ favourite autumn experiences. The clear autumn air then offers wide views across the Dolomites.
The Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park is a protected area in the Dolomites west of Toblach, which also includes Lake Braies. In autumn it is a destination for hikes, in winter for ski tours.
The Puster Valley cycle path, the cycle path to Cortina and the cycle path from Innichen to Lienz start from Toblach. Two bike rental shops are right next to the hotel.
Yes. The climbing crags in the Hochpustertal range from 3a to 8c, plus via ferratas with traces of the First World War. Toblach’s mountain guides accompany you, and the climbing hall at the Nordic Arena has 23 m high walls.
From Romantik Hotel Santer you can reach three large ski areas: Sexten Dolomites (93 km of slopes, 10 minutes by train), Kronplatz (116 km of slopes, 25 minutes by train) and Cortina d’Ampezzo (120 km of slopes, ski bus from the stop in front of the hotel). You can buy your ski pass directly at reception.
Yes, the hotel is right next to the Nordic Arena cross-country stadium with 5 FIS-homologated trails. From here you reach the Dolomiti NordicSki network with around 1,300 km of trails.
Yes, we lend snowshoes free of charge in winter. Snowshoe hikes lead through the silent winter landscapes around Toblach and the Three Peaks.
Yes, guided hikes are included free of charge in the weekly programme in every season. The Höhlenstein Valley is particularly beautiful in winter.
Yes, during Advent the Christmas market in Toblach invites you to stroll between the stalls.
Yes, Toblach’s mountain guides accompany you on ski tours in the Dolomites, for example in the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park, the Sexten Dolomites or to the Three Peaks.
The Rotwand toboggan run in the Sexten Dolomites is 5 km long (600 m difference in altitude) and can be reached with the Rotwandwiesen gondola. The Signaue run is 2.2 km long, the Haunold run in Innichen 2.1 km.