Trail runs in the Dolomites

The proposed route will take you to discover the entire South-east ridge of the Massiccio del Grappa overlooking the Valle del Piave extending on the horizon up to the Venetian Lagoon with the bell tower of San Marco rising on the horizon. You will enjoy endless views of the Venetian plain and discover some of the most significant places of the First World War crossing trenches, outposts, and military roads carved into the rock.     

The proposed loop highlights the natural amphitheater of Alano di Piave situated halfway up the hill on the eastern slope of Monte Grappa which, during both world wars, endured the violent clash of the armies vying for control of the land. A beautiful climb will take us to the panoramic viewpoint of Cima Mandria where the view stretches from Trieste to the Apennines with the Feltrine Dolomites watching us impassively.   

Challenging running route in the most beautiful mountains in the world!

Easy trail of 6.5 kilometres with the first part on paved road and the second part on path

This is the marathon route that unfolds from Val Canali and passing through San Martino di Castrozza and Lake Calaita arrives in the center of Fiera di Primiero

Paths torn from the mountain, vertical rock walls and technical descents are the distinctive features of this itinerary on the edge of KV. This loop route will take you to discover some symbolic places of Monte Grappa where the final chapters of the First World War were written. Starting from Valle di San Liberale, you will face a nice climb that will test your endurance. You will experience reaching the Military Shrine crossing the Via Eroica marked by fourteen cairns representing the peaks where the fiercest battles of the First World War were fought, and finally you can descend the single track trail CAI 151 with its average slope of 19%, winding until it becomes a mule track. 

Extreme running race from Pieve di Livinallongo to the chapel of Col di Lana

Long route of the Delicious Trail Dolomiti, a foot race along the trails of the UNESCO Dolomites, about 38 km and 2,350 meters of positive elevation gain.

A magnificent route facilitated also by the lifts to run all around Cortina

A circular route through the most enchanting areas of Cortina