Walking in the heart of Dolomites

Arrive with public transport or private transfer to Canazei, check-in at the accommodation and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the Dolomites.

Today you can choose one of the following walks.

WALK A: Walk around Sasso Piatto, 16 km

From Col Rodella you will walk over gravel road for a short distance. Soon after you will walk over the panorama track that takes you to the Rif. Sasso Piatto (with wet weather it can be slippery ande very muddy: be careful!). You have wonderful views of the rough rocks of Sasso Piatto. From here you enter the bizar landscape between the two giants Sasso Piatto on your right and the Sasso Lungo on your left. It resembles a lunar landscape. At Rif. Vicenza you go for 550 meters steep down to the valleystation of the Sasso Lungo lift. You could also take the lift down if you are tired or your knees hurt. From here you walk back to the Col Rodella using mostly gravel roads. It is a long but beautifull walk.

Distance: 16 km

Elevation gain: +810/-850 m

WALK B: Grepa Valley Walk, 10 km 

Razing animals, unspoiled nature and tranquility: all this is Val de Grepa, one of the little-known and populated side valleys of Val di Fassa. From the basin of Ciampac (2160 meters), continuing uphill to Pian de Sele (2346 meters), you reach a small plateau from which you can admire the wild Val de Grepa from above. Walking with a view of the marvelous Sassolungo Group, you reach Pian de Poze and then downhill through the beautiful valley surrounded by greenery with its characteristic wooden huts, crossing the pastures of cows and horses that usually inhabit the area during the summer months.

Distance: 10 km

Elevation Gain: +260/-960 m

Today you can choose one of the following walks.

WALK A: Catinaccio Walk, 14 km

This ring walk coasts the imposing Catinaccio group: you walk over tracks and gravelroads, passing Malga Vael and Roda di Vael hut before starting to climb up to the Zigolade Pass. You then start your descent, flanking Forcella di Davoi and Cima Catinaccio with their jagged peaks. You pass hut Preuss and Gardeccia, where you may want to stop and reward yourself with a local snack before continuing to your starting point in Catinaccio. 

Distance: 14 km

Elevation gain: +775/-780 m

WALK B: Via del Pan (Marmolada) Walk, 16 km

Today you walk along Via del Pan, the “bread path”, a nice route that runs along the southern side of the crest, offering amazing views of the Marmolada glacier and Sella mountain group.

Distance: 16 km

Elevation Gain: +350/-1230 m

From the Col Rodella you walk over gravelroads and tracks, seeing the steep Sasso Piatto and Sasso Lungo on your left. You come along the Sella Pass and then walk on to the Gruppo del Sella on the right, beautiful and imposing it as it comes closer and closer. The views are stunning in walking direction. Finally you reach Passo Gardena, where your hut is.

Distance: 13 km

Elevation gain: +440/-745 m

Today you walk on a panoramic loop starting in Corvara, ascending through alpine meadows and larch forests toward the Pralongià plateau, offering sweeping views of the Dolomites. Continue toward Piz Bioch, a perfect spot for a scenic, a perfect spot for a scenic break, before circling back down to Corvara.

Distance: 11 km

Elevation gain: +610/-610 m

Today you can choose one of the following walks:

WALK A: Bus to Passo Gardena. Walk to Passo Campolungo, 12,5 km

From Gardena Pass the track goes up until you walk pretty much under the Gruppo del Sella. In Val de Mesdi you cross a small river and the path goes down, sometimes quite steep. When you're down in the valley you follow a gravel road until Crep de Sela. From there a steep track takes you finally to Ristorante Boè. From here you take a beautiful track that goes through spectacular rockformations. When you reach the Kaiserhutte you only have to follow the gravel road until you're at the Passo Campolungo.

Distance: 12,5 km

Elevation Gain: +755/-1020 m

WALK B: Bus to Passo Pordoi. Walk to  Passo Campolungo, 10 km

From Pordai Pass a breathtaking high-alpine hike connecting to Passo Campolongo, this route winds through dramatic Dolomite landscapes, passing beneath towering peaks and across rolling meadows. It offers stunning views of the Sella Group and surrounding valleys, blending rugged beauty with serene mountain charm.

Distance: 10 km

Elevation gain: +510/-880 m 

The trip and our services end after breakfast unless you have booked extra services or extra nights. 

This journey is perfect for you if you love the mountains: compared to other trips, this trip is less strenuous, but it still requires good physical preparation.

This journey is perfect if you love the mountains: it requires a good physical preparation and experience with multi-day hiking; it's a hut-to-hut walking trip, meaning that you won't have the chance to include rest days such as in other trips where loop hikes can be replaced with a day spent relaxing. 

Please note that luggage transfer is only included for some of the days - when heading to and sleeping in the rifugio, you'll need to bring a smaller backpack with everything you need for your stay up there. 

It's not suitable for those who suffer from vertigo or have issues with stability on rocky terrain.

For our trips, we always choose accommodation with private rooms and private bathrooms. In rare cases, shared accommodations or shared bathrooms may be provided, so we recommend carefully checking the inclusions section to understand the type of accommodation included in the trip you are interested in.  

We place great importance on the choice of accommodations and select hotels with care and attention. We understand how essential it is to rest well after a day of walking. We always prefer cozy and characteristic establishments, preferably family-run, that fully embody the spirit of the place and offer hospitality with courtesy and comfort.  

Where, due to the nature of the route, accommodation options are limited, we choose the one that best aligns with our standards.