Pilgrim walks in the Dolomites

Stage of the Genuine Dolomites Walk, starting and ending in Caviola, passing through Col de Frena.

A 30-stage circular route that embraces the entire province of Belluno: the land of the UNESCO Dolomites, the sixteenth-century painter Titian, Pope Luciani born in Canale d'Agordo, and the contemporary writer Dino Buzzati. A unique journey that crosses the Belluno Dolomites National Park and will offer spectacular views of the Marmolada, the Civetta, the Pelmo, the Tofane, and the Tre Cime di Lavaredo that accompany us in a unique nature experience.

Route of great naturalistic interest; its charm leaves you incredulous and serene, wrapped in that aura of mystery that has given rise to magical stories of elves and witches.

To the sulfurous waters An itinerary of great naturalistic and scenic interest; it develops at altitude, with a small elevation gain, in a unique environment dominated by ancient tall fir trees. With a short detour you reach the famous spring “Aga Puža” which makes Padola a spa municipality. The mineralization present in the water has created a very particular and suggestive plant environment.

The Germanic Romea Way stretches nearly 2,200 kilometers from Stade to Rome, crossing 3 countries in 94 stages: 44 in Germany, 4 in Austria, and 46 in Italy. From the Brenner Pass, the Germanic Romea Way follows the Isarco river valley passing through Vipiteno and the elegant bishop city of Bressanone. Passing through Chiusa, it climbs onto the Renon plateau, where one enjoys one of the most beautiful views of the Alpine arc. In Bolzano, it plunges into the Adige Valley, which it follows until intersecting Trento, a city where the Catholic Counter-Reformation began in the 16th century. It ascends to Lake Levico, where it runs alongside the Brenta river, accompanying the hiker to the sound of rushing water up to Veneto. In Bassano del Grappa, it enters the Po Valley, continuing towards the beautiful Padua. Beyond Monselice, it skirts a myriad of canals between the Adige and the Po rivers to reach Emilia Romagna and proceed to Rome.

The High Way of the Great War is an ideal route for those who want to combine hiking, culture and remembrance, and transform a walk into a travel experience that stays with you.

Walk with a stunning view of the Catinaccio Group.

Ancient border inscriptions, traces of the Romanesque period in Alto Agordino

Stage of the Genuine Dolomites Walk between Gares, Canale d'Agordo, Falcade.

Beautiful route suitable for the whole family, the 12 km are not tiring if you stop at the various huts along the way, consider having lunch at the Sasso Piatto hut, excellent cuisine. Along the route, a wonderful spectacle unfolds, here the Dolomites present themselves in all their splendor.