Boarderline is a great place to go for your rental ski gear! We traveled from the USA (Colorado) to…read moreCortina and, at the last minute, decided to rent instead of bring our own skis because of the airline fees. We're very happy we chose Boarderline, as it worked out really well. They provided us with high performance GS skis that were well tuned and were perfect for the conditions we encountered during an amazing week skiing at different areas around the Dolomites. The rental costs were very reasonable and Paolo and Giorgio were extremely friendly and helpful. Giorgio even gave my skis an extra tune in the middle of the week and brought them to our hotel! Super great service. Everyone in our group would highly recommend them!

My wife and I reserved e-mountain bikes to ride around Cortina and we were blown away by the ease…read moreand efficiency of this shop. The employees were kind and professional getting us set up on bikes that were right sized for us and fitted with a gear kit and padded seat covers. They gave us a lock in case we needed it and shared some recommended routes around town. We wound up biking north about 20 miles on a mixture of paved and gravel paths through forests and tunnels. The area has a rich history and is super accessible. The bikes have multiple levels of assistance from eco to tour to turbo. I was worried that we wouldn't have enough juice in the battery to assist us all day but after returning our bikes to the shop after 50 miles and nearly six hours of biking, we both still had more than half our battery left. Amazing!

I've rent via ferrata gear from one other store and asked about it at two more-the service at this…read moreshop was fantastic. Sadly I didn't catch the guys name but he rented us what we needed for via ferrata quickly and efficiently, and gave us recommendations where to go. Based on his info we changed our plans and were happy with the option! They also have QR codes to various via ferratas on a key chain and he flipped through it to find the suggestions option. Then he googled the images of it so we know what to look for AND told us about the gravel road that may be best to park and walk. Great guy, great service-oh and all this was in English! So helpful, I'd would come here before any other rental in town. They also have maps for hiking and biking (road and mountain) and they seem to help people find what they're interested in rather than other places where they rent you the gear but advice is hard to come by.

I came during winter so the lake was frozen over and I couldn't see the picturesque boats on the…read morewater reflecting the background. Still, the scenery was amazing as ice creates a different type of beauty. There was this ice wall with a frozen waterfall that you could slide down, just have to be careful walking up. Whatever season you're in the Dolomites, you should definitely make your way here. If you could choose what season to visit, do come in the summer, but whatever the time is, you will not be disappointed!

We hiked the perimeter of this beautiful lake outside Dobbiaco. We also had a great Alpine Meal at…read morea restaurant located on it's shore. No swimmers.... just a few boats out on the lake, I am sure a wetsuit would be required if you wanted to go in! We drove, but there was a bus from downtown Dobbiaco. Hiking, walking, promenading... many generations were enjoying the stunning scenery.

Fantastic! Fabulous service…read more.. Fabulous food.... Fabulous pricing. ... And it's not far from where we're staying

The public swimming pools in Brixen. Additional to the swimming pools there is an enclosed…read morerestaurant, a wellness area, a fitness area and a sauna. A detailed map you can found at OpenStreetMap: http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=46.719223&lon=11.65... (http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=46.719223&lon=11.65871&zoom=18&layers=B000FTF)

I am not from Italy and I am American, and this was my first time visiting Brixen. And one of the…read moreplaces I went to to get exercise was the Aquareana. And it was wonderfuI! I enjoyed swimming their and the resturant their is wonderful!

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!

Lake Misurina Paddleboats. What can I say.... It's…read moresurrounded by gorgeous mountains and the water is beautiful and glassy. It's a clean and clear lake and you can see the moss and fish below you. Four of us were able to take a paddleboat out and 45 minutes was plenty of time to see the entire little lake. We took turns paddling, and everyone had a great time. It only cost about 8euros total and was totally worth the memories that we made. The staff was very friendly and helped you on and off the boat if needed.

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.