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Plane Crash

Discover the beauty of a gentle hike in Cortina

25 September 202619 October 2024
A gentle hike in Cortina

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 …

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      • Mountain safety: Key things to know
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      • Snow and avalanches
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      • CLIMBING
        • Classic routes in the Dolomites
        • Well-bolted routes in the Dolomites
        • Sport climbing in Cortina d’Ampezzo
        • Climbing crags
        • Indoor climbing
        • Climbing grades
        • Climbing techniques
        • Italian–English climbing vocabulary
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      • Geography, climate & geology of the Dolomites
      • Why choose Cortina d’Ampezzo
      • The great Dolomites road
      • Mountain huts
      • Skiing in Cortina d’Ampezzo
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      • Trees of the Dolomites
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