- The Dolomites of Val di Zoldo
- The National Park
- Dolomites Unesco
- Ski area - Val di Zoldo
- How to reach Val di Zoldo
- History
- Easy walking routes
- Hiking - Medium difficulty
- Hiking - high difficulty
- Multi-day trekking
- Nordic walking
The breath of the Unesco Dolomites
A valley nestling at the foot of the most beautiful mountains in the world, between Pelmo and the Civetta: the Val di Zoldo is a land of ancient traditions, surrounded by genuine nature that has always been its finest feature.
All the outdoor thrills of the Val di Zoldo Dolomites
From winter sports, such as downhill skiing and snowshoeing, to summer activities, simple walk, via ferratas and the grand tours of the Dolomites: everything the Val di Zoldo has to offer you for an exciting outdoor experience in the mountains.
The land of ice cream artisans and nail makers
Stories of nail makers, gondola builders and master ice cream makers. Culture and history, as you stroll through the village, listening to the stories it has to tell and visiting places profoundly marked by their past.
Welcome to the Val di Zoldo, kids!
For kids, the Val di Zoldo offers children’s parks, simple walks for families, routes suitable for strollers and all the activities of the “Green Week for Kids". Discover the Dolomites for the first time, through the eyes of a child.
Genuine, unspoilt nature, just a few kilometres from the main communication routes; wide-open spaces with a wealth of wildlife and lush vegetation, amid wild forests and large expanses of pasture, in the shadow of the elegant rock massifs of the Dolomites: welcome to the Val di Zoldo.
The mountains here offer the chance to venture into the spaces between the magnificent rocks close by, or explore huge, clear spaces, with lofty peaks in the distance, able to convey a sense of infinity and freedom, as a wide breath.
In the Summer, the valley is a delightful destination for high-altitude trekking trips on the Pelmo, Civetta and Moiazza, as well as the Spiz di Mezzodì, Tamer, San Sebastiano and Bosconero groups.
In the Winter, the area attracts downhill and cross-country skiers and mountaineers, as well as biathlon athletes, thanks to the new Palafavera platform. This is a paradise of fresh, powdery snow, also ideal for those seeking to discover unexplored itineraries on snowshoes, or simply looking to spoil themselves in the area’s warm, inviting restaurants and refuges.
