The Dolomites encircle the village like a crown, and the nature park Fanes-Sennes-Prags begins directly at the end of the resort. The location couldn't be more idyllic. This is how the South Tyrolean mountain village of St. Vigil enchants with is Alpine charm and unique culture - of which includes residents speaking Ladin, as well as preservation of the Ladin traditions.
The village impresses with its Baroque-style parish church in the centre and its cosy little wooden houses built in an Alpine style. Visitors can truly enjoy serenity and nature, but also the close proximity to one of South Tyrol's most popular ski mountains, the Kronplatz. With the Miara gondola, you can make your way directly into the ski area with 119 km of piste. Here, winter sports fans transform into experts: Both the Italian ski racers Manuela and Manfred Mölgg originally come from St. Vigil.

The evenings in St. Vigil round off on a rather quiet note. You can enjoy a great meal with tasty South Tyrolean delicacies and sit comfortably together with a glass of wine. Whoever likes can also take part in a skittles party. Apres ski fanatics can look to the surrounding areas of the Kronplatz region - namely directly at the valley stations. For example, in Olang and Bruneck, you can find several apres ski bars.
Of course, you can also end your day of skiing on a more sporting note, such as taking a winter hike through the gorgeous Fanes-Sennes-Prags nature park or participating in a guided snowshoe hike. If it's atmosphere you're after, a trip to the nature reserve at the visitor's centre is worth looking into. This is also a great place for families with children to discover.
For a fast-paced evening, tobogganing and ice skating are where you'll find your thrills. Daredevils can also take to the sky in St. Vigil on Europe's longest zipline! This one of a kind "balancing act" is an exciting yet safe attraction that delivers an adrenaline kick at a length of 3 km. With experienced trainers and special rollers with built-in brakes, you can ride safely over 10 stations at 400 m altitude into the valley. You'll even reach speeds of up to 80 km/h!