Are you a hiker?
Discover the vast network of trails close by, from the simplest to the most challenging, in this Dolomite paradise.
Lose yourself in the hills, lulled by the splashing of the magnificent Retiz waterfalls at the end of a winding trail.
Enjoy a trip to some of the most famous Dolomite Passes, such as Fedaia, Pordoi, Giau and Falzarego.
Discover the many lakes, such as Sorapiss and Federa.
Conquer the peaks of mounts Lagazuoi, Nuvolau, Averau, Forcella, Cinque Torri, Ra Guesala, Set Sass and Tofane.
Find out more about: Trail 402: Antica Strada di Rifornimento (Ancient Supply Road). This historic route connects the Falzarego Pass to the Lagazuoi Refuge. During World War One it served as a supply route for posts at the front. Today, the trail offers a fascinating walk through breathtaking landscapes, allowing you to immerse yourself in the history and natural beauty of the Dolomites.
Cinque Torri trail: This easy loop trail allows you to explore one of the Dolomites’ most iconic rock formations. Along the way you will have the opportunity to learn about the history of the area and admire the surrounding landscapes.
Monte Averau loop: Suitable for those looking for an undemanding but scenic walk. The trail leads to Mount Averau, offering spectacular views of the Lagazuoi and surrounding mountains.
Discover the Camillo Giussani Refuge through Forcella Col dei Bos. Starting out from the Falzarego Pass, this trail takes you to the Camillo Giussani Refuge. The route passes through Forcella Col dei Bos, and takes about 2.5 hours, with a difference in altitude of 500 metres.
Explore the Lagazuoi and the Great War Tunnels. The Lagazuoi is known for its tunnels and trenches dating back to World War One. These war relics have been restored to their original state, and are open to the public, offering an educational and emotional experience. The Lagazuoi cable car connects the Falzarego Pass to the Lagazuoi Refuge, at a height of 2,752 meters, making access to these historic sites easy.
The Falzarego Pass is an excellent starting point for the many trails traversing the Cortina and Alta Badia area.
What is our motto? “Live and breathe the mountain”, seek out its truest soul.
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