Snowshoe walks in Val di Fassa

Un'escursione che ti permette di attraversare, nella bellezza, pagine importanti della storia degli uomini che durante la Grande Guerra hanno spostato il confine delle Dolomiti italiane.

Ai piedi del versante sud della Marmolada, nel regno della bella Conturina, punita per la sua bellezza, un'escursione che condensa, in un piccolo tratto, l’essenza ladina della montagna. 

A Malga Negritella, ai piedi delle cime Juribrutto e Bocche, nella Valle di San Pellegrino, puoi fare una pausa e meditare sulla conquista della pace e della bellezza.

Facile percorso per famiglie nella magnifica conca del Ciampac.

Hike that, starting from Soraga, climbs the wooded western side of "Valacia" till reaching the beautiful panoramic plateau of "Pociace", with its peculiar forest bivouac.

This route connects "Ronchi" area ("I Ronc") to San Pellegrino Valley and Alpe Lusia. You’ll walk on forest roads, going through the dense coniferous woodlands that cover the northern slopes of Lasté and Lusia peaks, passing the small valleys created by the creeks of "Ciadinon", "Soic" and "de Poza".

From San Pellegrino Pass to the Fuciade basin, a spectacular limestone amphitheatre dominated by majestic peaks (known in Ladin as "l'Om", "Jigolé", "Sas de Valfreida"). It is a heavenly place, dotted with barns, mostly rebuilt after the First World War. 

The hike starts from "Muncion", one of those sun-kissed 'high' settlements, from which there is a splendid view of the beautiful peaks of Val di Fassa. The road continues in the direction of the splendid hollow of Gardeccia, which can be reached from both Ciampedìe and Pian Pecei.

Hiking from Ciampedìe to the hollow of Gardeccia. You walk in the realm of King Laurin with an exceptional view of the Larséch cliffs, Cima Catinaccio and the austere Dolomite spires of the Vajolet Towers. 

From Pozza into the wild Val Monzoni: pastures as far as the eye can see, isolated huts and a single mountain dairy at the end of the valley. Guarding this jewel of nature are Cima Undici and Cima Dodici.