The walk that arrives on the summit of Col di Luna is an incredibly charming hike on the bottom of south-east block of Pale di San Martino (Pale Orientali), that starts immediately beyond the Cereda Pass, mountain community of Agordo.
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This hike crosses the extreme south-west part of the Dolomites group of the Pale di San Martino, developing around the mountain ridge of Cima d’Oltro, Le Rocchette and Feltraio. From the cross on the top of the mountain you will be rewarded by one of...
This hike starts from the base of the Colverde gondola lift and will allow you at first to arrive on the Pale di San Martino plateau and then on the summit of Rosetta. The trail passes through one of the most panoramic access; namely Val...
This itinerary develops on an unusual route, although it passes through some of the most visited places of the Dolomites of Pale di San Martino. The track is proposed to those who are expert hikers and love the via ferrata of the Dolomites. Due to...
This trek passes through the lakes of Colbricón. Despite their natural beauty, the lakes are not the main focus of this loop. In fact, the track will lead to the top of Cavallazza and then to the defense system of the Great War on the...
This hike does not present any prohibitive length and meters of climbing, but crosses a rather unexplored corner of the Cimonega group. The trek follows a route that is not so often well marked around Pale del Garfòl group.
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This itinerary develops entirely on the Pale di San Martino highland, a desert of rocks at 2,600 m a.s.l. which can be reached with the cable car. During the summer season, the trail leading to Fradusta is well marked with signs, rocks and red marks,...
The most characteristic and historically interesting point of this route is at Stòli. It is a system of artificial tunnels made by Italian army during Great War of 1914-1918. The military outpost galleries are built on two levels, with seven main rooms directly facing the...
The course develops along the Southern area of Pale di San Martino, including two Dolomite's summits - Cima Cimerlo (2,505m a.s.l.) and Cima Stanga (2,250m a.s.l.) - , passing by two refuges - Rifugio Velo and Rifugio Pradidali - and including three Via Ferrata - Dino Buzzati, Velo and Nico Gusella...
