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Program
First day
Welcome to Cadore
Arrival at the the hotel in Pieve di Cadore in the afternoon, around 6:00 p.m., and check-in. The first evening is set aside to meet the tour guide and the group: a relaxed time to get to know those who will be walking with us over the next few days and to start getting into the rhythm of the vacation. Dinner at the hotel and, weather permitting, a short walk around the area.
Second day
At the foot of the Romiti Mountains, amid forests and a mountain hut
Our first outing takes us through the woods, amid silence and panoramic views of the Cadore. We’ll walk along winter trails at the foot of theRomiti Hermitage, wearing hiking boots or snowshoes depending on snow conditions.
It’s a perfect day to get a feel for the group’s pace and to experience a different kind of mountain than the ones reached by ski lifts: more intimate, more authentic, filled with cold air, forests, and leisurely stops to chat, breathe, and truly experience the mountains.
Third day
Just for New Year's Day:
A more relaxed day, designed to enjoy the mountains at a leisurely pace after a whirlwind of activity for nearly 365 days. On this first day of the year, in the afternoon, we’ll head to the area of Cortina d’Ampezzo and walk to a scenic overlook to watch the sunset over the Conca Ampezzana, following an easy route perfect for the day.
The light on the Dolomites, the silhouettes of the peaks, and the winter atmosphere make this outing a wonderful opportunity to see Cortina from a quieter and less obvious perspective.
Fourth day
The Five Towers and the Flavors of Cadore
Today we’re heading toward one of the symbols of the Dolomites: the Five Towers. We’ll reach them on a snowshoe hike or a winter trek, letting the day’s conditions guide us to the best route. After lunch at the Scoiattoli Mountain Hut , we’ll head to San Vito di Cadore, where we’ll enjoy a tasting of local products awaits us.
Fifth day
Malga Maraia, Our Last Hike Together
Before heading back, one last hike through the woods and Dolomite landscapes awaits us. Our destination is Malga Maraia, which we’ll reach via a route that will be adjusted based on current conditions.
It’s our last chance to walk together, breathe in a little more mountain air, and wrap up the vacation at the leisurely pace that has characterized it from the start. Lunch on your own at the mountain hut, with an estimated return time around 4:00 p.m., allowing you to make arrangements for your trip home.
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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