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.
Feltre - Agordo - Cortina d'Ampezzo - Auronzo di Cadore - Pieve di Cadore - Belluno - Feltre
The Dolomites Path can be experienced for a weekend or an entire month through its five hundred kilometers that will allow you to discover the deepest soul of the Province of Belluno. Given the significant physical effort, it is recommended to carefully evaluate your fitness and travel it through the proposed stages. The entire path develops mostly on trails and dirt roads and features its own signage as well as the CAI white-red signs.
Discover the 30 stages that make up the Dolomites Path and organize your experience on: www.camminodelledolomiti.it
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Latteria di CamolinoFattoria Bepi Zumelle
Safety information
Follow some simple rules to enjoy an experience full of nature and fun:
- Plan your experience in advance
- Respect nature and private properties
- Check your equipment and always use protective devices
- Follow only the marked route and respect prohibitions
- Adjust your speed according to your preparation and do not exceed your limits
- Do not scare animals
- Do not litter
- Always give priority to pedestrians and announce your presence in advance
- Avoid dangerous speeds
The passability of routes is always conditioned by weather, climatic phenomena, and environmental changes. For this reason, the information contained in this sheet may be subject to change. Before setting off, organize your experience by contacting Tourist Information and Reception offices, accommodation facilities, and services available on www.camminodelledolomiti.it. Local authorities and associations in the affected territories do not assume any legal responsibility for possible damages or accidents to people and property that may occur along the proposed routes.
Routes in natural environments can hide many dangers even for the most experienced; therefore, never leave the marked trails and always notify someone of your destination and expected return time. The emergency phone number is 112.
Tips and suggestions
Visit www.camminodelledolomiti.it to make your experience unique along the Prosecco Path.
Roadbook
It is always recommended to download the gpx track to enjoy a safe and fun experience.
IAT Feltre Ufficio informazioni e accoglienza turistica del Feltrino
Latteria di Camolino
Military Memorial Pian di Salesei
Lagazuoi open air museum in the rock tunnel
B&B SOLDER CHALET DOLOMITI - Sappada
Infopoint Nevegal
IAT Belluno Ufficio Informazioni e Accoglienza Turistica
Civic Museum - Fulcis Palace
Fattoria Bepi Zumelle
Directions
Those coming from Trento can proceed along the SS47 towards Bassano del Grappa and then the SS50bis to Feltre.
Those coming from Venice can take the A27 towards Belluno and enter the SPV Strada Pedemontana Veneta until the Montebelluna exit. Afterwards, it is possible to proceed on the SR348 to Feltre.
Parking
San Vittore Parking, Viale Santissimi Vittore e Corona
GPS coordinates: 46.002426, 11.940813
Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
Tabacco Map no.023: Alpi Feltrine - Le Vètte - Cimònega
Tabacco Map no.024: Prealps and Belluno Dolomites
Tabacco Map no.025: Dolomites of Zoldo - Cadorine and Agordine
Tabacco Map no.015: Marmolada - Pelmo - Civetta - Moiazza
Tabacco Map no.003: Cortina d'Ampezzo - Ampezzo Dolomites
Tabacco Map no.017: Dolomites of Auronzo and Comelico
Tabacco Map no.016: Dolomites of Central Cadore
Tabacco Map no.025: Dolomites of Zoldo - Cadorine and Agordine
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Equipment
All proposed experiences require appropriate clothing and protective equipment. It is always recommended to have suitable gear to avoid unpleasant surprises related to weather variability, the season, and trail conditions which may cause unfortunate accidents. Always evaluate the type of route you are undertaking, rest stops, and possible references in case of need.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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