Three days to take a break from the daily grind and experience Cadore in winter, with one trip starting on Valentine’s Day and another in March for those who want to treat themselves to one last weekend in the snow before spring. Let’s lace up our boots and set out to explore the Dolomites on foot, taking in the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Monte Piana, and Lago d’Antorno, alternating between winter hikes and snowshoeing. There’ll also be time to explore Cortina d’Ampezzo and stop in San Vito di Cadore to sample products from a small local farm. A mountain weekend to share as a couple, with friends, or simply with a new group of travel companions—and with the peace of mind that comes from not having to worry about anything except enjoying the Dolomites: we’ll take care of the rest!
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Program
First day
Cortina: Let’s Start with the Stories of Cadore
We’ll meet in the afternoon in Pieve di Cadore, check into the hotel, and get to know the group. Then we’ll head to Cortina d’Ampezzo to visit the Museo Etnografico delle Regole—our first encounter with mountain traditions, crafts, and daily life—before strolling through the town’s streets. We’ll then return to the hotel for our first dinner together.
Second day
Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Winter Ahead
Today, we’regetting serious aboutour hiking boots. We’ll head to Lake Antorno and from there climb toward the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, one of the Dolomites’ most iconic landmarks. Depending on the conditions, we’ll hike with snowshoes or hiking boots and return by sled. In the afternoon, we’ll stop in San Vito di Cadore, where we’ll enjoy a tasting of goat products from a local farm.
Third day
Monte Piana, One Last Glimpse of the Dolomites
On our lastmorning, we won’t miss out on the mountains. From Lake Antorno, we’ll hike up toward Monte Piana, along winter trails with panoramic views of theDolomites. Today, too, we’ll either hike or go snowshoeing depending on the conditions, and for the descent—if there’s snow—we’ll head back down on sleds. In the afternoon, we return to Pieve di Cadore and say our goodbyes, after making the most of our final day.
accommodation in double rooms
Access to the hotel's spa (saunas and Jacuzzi hot tub)
half-board accommodation
escort
health and baggage insurancetravel, meals, beverages, tastings, snowshoe rental (€12 per day), sled rental (€10 per day), visitor’s tax, on-site transportation and parking, and anything not specified under “Includes.”
3-Star Hotel - Pieve di Cadore (BL)
From the south, take the A27 Venice–Belluno highway to Pian di Vedoia, then the SS51 Alemagna highway toward Cadore. From the north, take the A22 Brenner highway, exit at Bressanone, then continue toward Dobbiaco and Cortina along the SS49 and SS51 to Pieve di Cadore.
The nearest train station is Calalzo di Cadore, just a few kilometers from Pieve. From the station, you can take a Dolomiti Bus; Line 36 connects Calalzo FS with Pieve di Cadore. Schedules and frequencies may vary, so we recommend always checking for the most up-to-date information.
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