Articles dedicated to hikes and trekking in the Dolomites. Information, descriptions, and suggestions on the paths of these mountains.
People who spend a few days in Cortina usually come for the Dolomites: hiking, via ferratas, climbing and long days in the mountains. But you don’t always feel like walking for hours or taking on something demanding every day. Sometimes a quieter day is just what you need. One interesting option is to leave the …
The hike to Scoglio San Marco and Croda de l’Arghena is a lesser-known route leading to two rarely visited summits, despite being located in an area where mass tourism is now very much present. Scoglio San Marco has little in common with a classic Dolomite peak.It is more of a rounded hill covered in dwarf …
At the top of Val Popena: a breathtaking panorama Destroyed by a fire and never rebuilt, the former Rifugio Popena is now reduced to a few ruins. Yet it still stands on a panoramic viewpoint above Val Popena, a place rich in history and unspoiled nature. This hidden corner of the Dolomites offers a great …
Enjoy a relaxing and scenic gentle hike in Cortina, ideal for nature lovers looking for a leisurely walk. The “Giro di Pian de ra Spines” offers a perfect gentle hike in Cortina, set in the valley floor of Cortina d’Ampezzo. This loop trail features a moderate elevation gain and a well-marked path, ideal for those …
The ascent to Becco d’Ajal Despite being the lowest of the peaks surrounding Cortina, the ascent to Becco d’Ajal (1,845 m) is certainly noteworthy. This enormous crag that emerges from the dense and sometimes mysterious forests of Fedèra offers an unforgettable experience, perfect for a short summer outing away from the crowds.Moreover, climbing Becco d’Ajal …
Excursion to the Rocchetta di Prendera The ascent to the Rocchetta di Prendera, not far from the crowded paths leading to Malga Federa and the Croda da Lago refuge, represents an enticing opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of the crowd. The Rocchette are the four peaks clearly visible to the east of Becco …