MOUNTAIN HUTS

These offer a unique facility for visitors to the high peaks. The mountain huts are the only places offering food and accommodation right in the heart of the World Heritage Dolomites.

ALPINE TRAILS

VIEWING PLATFORMS

MOUNTAIN HUTS

MUSEUMS

PARKS

HIGH QUALITY

OPEN DOLOMITES

Dolomites World Heritage Geotrail

Alta Via delle Dolomiti No. 6

Dolomiti Palaronda Trek

The Partisan Trail

Circular Trail Anello Busa delle Vette

Circular trail Anello del Civetta

Circular trail Anello del Vescovà

Circular trail Anello del Vallòn Popèra

Circular trail Anello del Pelmo

Circular trail Anello del Lagazuoi

Circular trail of Friulian Dolomites

Via Transalpina

Dolomiti di Brenta Trek

Alta Via delle Dolomiti No. 5

Alta Via delle Dolomiti No. 4

Alta Via delle Dolomiti No. 3

Alta Via delle Dolomiti No. 2

Alta Via delle Dolomiti No. 1

Faverghera – Nevegàl

Mastlé Col Raiser

Monte Rite

Malga Ritort

Monte Specie/Strudelkopf

T3 tower

Alpe Tognola

Comici – Zsigmondy Mountain Hut

Vandelli Mountain Hut

Tre Scarperi – Drei Schuster Mountain Hut

Sennes Mountain Hut

Scotoni Mountain Hut

Pian di Cengia – Büllelejoch Mountain Hut

Pederü Mountain Hut

Munt de Sennes Mountain Hut

Lorenzi Mountain Hut

Locatelli Innerkofler – Dreizinnen Mountain Hut

Lavarella Mountain Hut

Lavaredo Mountain Hut

Giussani Mountain Hut

Galassi Mountain Hut

Fonda Savio Mountain Hut

Fodara Vedla Mountain Hut

Berti Mountain Hut

Pussa Mountain Hut

Pordenone Mountain Hut

Maniago Mountain Hut

Cava Buscada Mountain Hut

Volpi di Misurata al Mulaz Mountain Hut

Velo della Madonna Mountain Hut

Treviso "Canali" Mountain Hut

Torrani Mountain Hut

Rosetta “G. Pedrotti” Mountain Hut

Pradidali Mountain Hut

Pian de Fontana Mountain Hut

Dal Piaz Mountain Hut

Bianchet Mountain Hut

Serauta Mountain Hut

Falier Mountain Hut

Capanna Punta Penia Mountain Hut

Pedrotti Mountain Hut

F. F. Tuckett and Q. Sella Mountain Huts

Silvio Agostini Mountain Hut

Selvata Mountain Hut

Maria e Alberto ai Brentei Mountain Hut

Croz dell’Altissimo Mountain Hut

Al Cacciatore Mountain Hut

XII Apostoli Mountain Hut

Alimonta Mountain Hut

Vajolet Mountain Hut

Torre di Pisa Mountain Hut

Roda di Vael – Rotwand Mountain Hut

Re Alberto I – Gartl Mountain Hut

Paul Preuss Mountain Hut

Passo Santner – Santnerpass Mountain Hut

Passo Principe – Grasleitenpass Mountain Hut

Fanes Mountain Hut

Città di Carpi Mountain Hut

Molignon – Mahlknecht Mountain Hut

Carducci Mountain Hut

Sciliar – Schlernbödele Mountain Hut

Bosi Mountain Hut

Bolzano – Schlern Mountain Hut

Bergamo – Grasleiten Mountain Hut

Biella – Seekofel Mountain Hut

Antermoia Mountain Hut

Alpe di Tires – Tierser Alpl Mountain Hut

Stevia Mountain Hut

Puez Mountain Hut

Genova – Schlüter Mountain Hut

Gardenacia Mountain Hut

Venezia Mountain Hut

Città di Fiume Mountain Hut

Museo Carnico delle Arti popolari 'Michele Gortani'

Museo dell’Orologeria di Pesariis

MiM Belluno – Interactive Museum of Migration

MUSAL - Albino Luciani Museum

Andraz Museum

Ethnographic Museum of the Piave’s log drivers

Museum of history, customs and traditions of the Ladin people

Ethnographic Museum of the Regole d'Ampezzo

Museo Ladin de Fascia - Ladin Museum in Fassa

Messner Mountain Museum Ripa

Friuli's Ethnographic Museum

Ladin Museum - Tor Castle

Touriseum – South Tyrol Museum of Tourism

South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology

Etnographic Museum of the Province of Belluno and of the Belluno Dolomites National Park

Geological and Mining Museum of the Istituto Industriale Statale "Umberto Follador"

Vittorino Cazzetta Museum

Rinaldo Zardini Paleontological Museum

Messner Mountain Museum Dolomites

Paleontological Museum "The roots of life"

Geological Museum of the Dolomites

Museum of Customs and Traditions of Trentino People

Geo Museum Redagno/Radein

Museum Gherdëina

Cadore Archaeological Museum “MARC”

Friulian Dolomites ecomuseum “Lis Aganis”

Museums of Sappada / Plodn

Snapshots of history: Longarone & Vajont Museum

South Tyrol Natural Sciences Museum

Ladins Ursus ladinicus Museum

City Museum of Natural History

Preone Naturalist Exhibition-200 million years

Carnia Geological Museum

MUSE - Science Museum

Museum of the Territory and Environmental Education Centre

Museum of the Great War in Marmolada

Adamello Brenta Natural Park

Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park

Dolomiti D’Ampezzo Natural Park

Dolomiti Friulane Natural Park

Fanes – Senes – Braies Natural Park/Naturpark Fanes – Sennes – Prags

Puez – Odle Natural Park/Naturpark Puez – Geisler

Sciliar - Catinaccio Natural Park/Naturpark Schlern – Rosengarten

Tre Cime Natural Park/Naturpark Drei Zinnen

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Paneveggio – Pale di San Martino Natural Park

Geoparc Bletterbach

Azienda Agricola Liliana

Naturalpina

La Casa di Maia

Dumia SCS Onlus

Azienda Lèbon

Azienda Agricola Pezzin Pierpaolo

Azienda Agricola Le Bontà del Cuore

Azienda Agricola Borgo Titol

Bioapicoltura Nonna Giovannina

Azienda Agricola Zandegiacomo Andrea

Azienda La Genzianella - Lattebusche BIO

Azienda Agricola Santer

Azienda Feichterhof

Bauernhof - Lüch d'Arciara by Hubert Comploi

Azienda Aiarëi – Lüch da paur di Philipp Tavella

Azienda Unterhölzlhof di Peter Arnold

Maso Lüch dl Rich di Alex Rungger

Azienda Lüch da Fussé

Azienda Luech da Uridl

Azienda Ganoi Hof

Caseificio Sociale di Predazzo e Moena

Azienda Agricola DOLOMeating

Azienda Agricola Bio Fiores Eco-Green

Azienda Agricola Bergamo Nicola

Agriturismo El Brite de Larieto

Azienda agricola e Apicoltura Maines Faustino

Società Agricola Bdè

Azienda Sass de Mura

Azienda Agricola Saliet

Azienda Liquori Frescura

Agritur Dalaip dei Pape

Azienda Agricola Michielli

Società agricola Bioalpi

Cooperativa Agricola La Fiorita

Consorzio Tutela Morone e Castagno del Feltrino

Azienda Apistica La Riva

Latteria di Camolino Società Agricola Cooperativa

Polesana Azienda Agricola

Lü De Pincia

Birrificio Foglie d’Erba

Azienda Agricola La Sloda

Azienda Agricola Cuor di Prussia

Agriturismo Casera dei Boschi di Società Agricola San Giorgio

Azienda Agricola Villa Buzzati

Cooperativa Canòp

Azienda Agricola La Gazola

Azienda Agricola Rosa Maria

Azienda Terra Umana

Azienda Agricola Solan

Caseificio Sociale di Primiero

Birrificio BioNoc’

Macelleria Famiglia Bonelli

Azienda Agricola Montiselle

Sass Pordoi

Cima Tofana

Col dei Rossi / Col di Rosc

Col Margherita

Col Rodella

Marmolada

Mount Elmo / Helm

Mount Faloria

Mount Lagazuoi

Mount Spinale

Grostè Pass

Plan de Corones / Kronplatz

Tovel Lake

Oclini Pass - Malga Corandin / Jochgrimm - Gurndinalm

Carezza Lake

Alpe Di Siusi - Baita Sanon / Seiser Alm - Sanonhütte

Zannes Nature Trail / Naturerlebnisweg Zans

Cimoliana Valley - Meluzzo Valley

Malga Juribello

Dobbiaco Lake

Somadida Forest

Larieto - Mietres Mountain Hut

La Villa - Corvara

Nigra Pass - Malga Hagner

Sciury Educational Trail - Pradel Plateau

Molveno Lake

Pradel Plateau

Piani di Pezzè - Col dei Baldi

Malga Valles Alto

Zemola Valley - Cava Buscada

Venegia Valley

Cajada Forest

Prampèr Valley

Valgrande - Lunelli Mountain Hut

Auronzo Mountain Hut - Forcella Lavaredo

Prato Piazza Plateau / Plätzwiese

Fiscalina Valley / Fischleintal

Davaras - Giaf Mountain Hut

Casera Prà Di Toro - Padova Mountain Hut

Orsera Nature Trail - Canzòi Valley

Pecòl - Malga Pioda

Rolle Pass - Baita Segantini

Alleghe Lakeside

San Nicolò Valley

San Pellegrino Pass - Fuciade Mountain Hut

Lavazè Pass - Malga Costa/Liegalm

Stenico Art Woodland Trail

Zoppè di Cadore - Talamini Mountain Hut

Staulanza Pass - Città di Fiume Mountain Hut

PELMO – CRODA DA LAGO

The Pelmo – Croda da Lago system extends to the North-West/South-East taking in Valle del Boite to the East, Val di Zoldo and Val Fiorentina to the South, Val Codalonga to the West, and Val Costeana to the North. This system, dominated by the Pelmo massif, is famous as one of the most beautiful of all the Dolomites landscapes. Shaped like a gigantic seat, Pelmo is known in the local language as Caregon del Padreterno, the Throne of the Eternal Father. As well as Pelmo, as you explore this system you will find plenty more stunning views to marvel at, among the most famous in the entire Dolomite region. The view from the Giau Pass towards Croda da Lago is one of the most iconic images of all.

MARMOLADA

The Marmolada system, known as the Queen of the Dolomites, includes the highest peaks in the whole region, among them Punta Penìa, at 3,343m above sea level, the highest mountain in the Dolomites, making this system unique for the beauty of its landscape. Marmolada is a mountain of contrasts. The softly rolling contours at its foot, covered in woods and meadows, are abruptly broken by the dizzying height of its upper slopes with their pale calcareous rock and breath-taking crags. The northern face, home to the most extensive glacier in the Dolomite region, slopes down gracefully to the banks of the little lake of Fedaia. The southern face is one of the most challenging routes, much appreciated by the world’s mountaineers: a wall of nearly 1,000 meters, starting from the Val Ombretta screes, standing out against vertiginous peaks.

PALE DI SAN MARTINO, SAN LUCANO, DOLOMITI BELLUNESI, VETTE FELTRINE

This system is the second largest in the Dolomites World Heritage Site, with a rich diversity of landscape and geology. The system fans out over the Provinces of Belluno and Trento, bounded to the South-East by the Piave river valley, to the West by Val Cismon, to the North by the valleys of Trevignolo, Biois and Valle Agordina and to the North-East by Val Zoldana. The landscape of this system exhibits some striking contrasts. To the South the rugged scenery is scored by deep valleys and perpendicular rock faces, while in the North there is more variation with rolling Alpine pasturelands giving way to bare rock. The natural environment of this system is considered by all to be a treasure well worth protecting. Much of it falls within the boundaries of two designated protected areas, Parco Nazionale Dolomiti Bellunesi and Parco Naturale Paneveggio – Pale di San Martino.

DOLOMITI FRIULANE E D’OLTRE PIAVE

The Dolomiti Friulane e d’Oltre Piave is a fairly compact, continuous system of peaks offering breath-taking views over its magical landscape. What makes this system special is its extensive wilderness areas. Here you can marvel at the sheer power of Mother Nature, largely untouched by human interference. The Parco Naturale delle Dolomiti Friulane is an area of natural parkland, designated as such in 1996 to preserve and enhance the geological and natural heritage of the system. It has a wonderful array of flora and fauna, the realm of the golden eagle, a bird of prey that only nests in the wildest of natural environments.

DOLOMITI SETTENTRIONALI/NÖRDLICHE DOLOMITEN

The Northern Dolomites system is the most extensive in the World Heritage Dolomites, stretching from Val Pusteria/Pustertal, to Val Badia/Gadertal from the valleys of Sesto/Sexten and San Cassiano/St.Kassian to the Boite and Piave ones. The system consists of four main areas: the Sesto/Sexten – Cadini Dolomites, the Fanes – Senes – Braies/Prags chains with the Tofane, the Cristallo, and the Cadore Dolomites. The Northern Dolomites system has an extraordinarily rich heritage in terms of landscape, natural history and geology. Because of this and the sheer size of the area, three protected areas have been created to safeguard and enhance its natural beauty: Parco Naturale Fanes – Senes – Braies / Naturpark Fanes – Senes – Prags, Parco Naturale Tre Cime / Naturpark Drei Zinnen, and Parco Naturale delle Dolomiti d’Ampezzo.

PUEZ – ODLE/GEISLER

The Puez – Odle/Geisler system is entirely contained within the protected area of the Parco Naturale Puez – Odle/Naturpark Puez – Geisler. It is made up of a relatively compact mountain chain surrounded by three delightful valleys: Val di Funes/Villnösser Tal to the North, Val Badia/Gadertal to the East, and Val Gardena/Grödental to the South. The Parco Naturale Puez – Odle/Naturpark Puez – Geisler is a veritable geological treasure trove, and the reason why it is often called “The Earth’s History Book”. The dazzling array of geological phenomena tells its story in terms that are plain to see, as do the landscapes, ranging from limestone plateaus to rolling pasturelands, from majestic peaks and dizzying rock walls to deep canyons and of course magical woodlands.

SCILIAR/SCHLERN – CATINACCIO/ROSENGARTEN, LATEMAR

The Sciliar/Schlern massif is between the Val d’Isarco/Eisacktal, Alpe di Siusi/Seiseralm and Val Gardena/Grödental. It is a compact massif of Dolomite rock and, depending on the perspective, it can resemble a giant monolith with a flat top or a rocky island, with an immense escarpment merging with the pasturelands below, just as in ancient times the atoll would melt into the bottom of the sea. Mount Catinaccio/Rosengarten, between the Passo di Costalunga/Karerpass, Alpe di Tires/Tierseralpl and the Fassa valley is a rugged, craggy crest with a number of peaks reaching an altitude of 3,000 meters. The Latemar chain is further South, between the Fiemme and Fassa valleys in Trentino and Val d’Ega/Eggental in Alto Adige/Südtirol. The scenic northern edge of the massif features the limpid waters of Lake Carezza/Karersee reflecting the peaks of the Campanili del Latemar/Latemartürme. This area is safeguarded by the Parco Naturale Sciliar – Catinaccio/Naturpark Schlern – Rosengarten.

BLETTERBACH

The Bletterbach is the smallest of the nine Systems. This natural monument is a narrow gorge running through the territory of the Municipality of Aldino/Aldein, Monte Pausabella/Schönrast and Passo degli Oclini/Jochgrimm. Geographically separated from the other Dolomite chains, it is dominated by the summit of Corno Bianco/Weisshorn (2,317m). The enchanting landscape of the Bletterbach system is also a geological treasure-trove. The gorge was formed by the Bletterbach mountain stream eroding the rock formations of volcanic origin found in this area. The canyon narrows from a width of 200-300 meters at the top to 20-30 meters at its bottom and it is over 400 meters deep. The riverbed is punctuated in at least four places by spectacular waterfalls of dozens of meters in height. The upper part of the gorge opens up into a basin, 600-700m in diameter, over which the Corno Bianco/Weisshorn looms in all the immaculate glory of its white Dolomite rock.

DOLOMITI DI BRENTA

The Brenta Dolomites make up the westernmost part of the Dolomite region, on the western border of the Province of Trento. This chain is a Dolomite, bounded to the West by the Giudicarie valleys, to the East by Val di Non and to the North by Val di Sole. It is not just geography that separates the Brenta Dolomites from the other Dolomite chains: the distinctive morphology of the majestic, towering Brenta peaks, result of erosion carving them into jagged spires and lofty pinnacles of different sizes and shapes, stands in contrast to the more slender, fluid lines of the rest of the Dolomites. The exceptional importance of the natural environment, landscape and geology of this Dolomite system is safeguarded by the Parco Naturale Adamello Brenta. The parkland environment contains a wide range of plants typical of the Alpine chain and a rich variety of fauna.

These offer a unique facility for visitors to the high peaks. The mountain huts are the only places offering food and accommodation right in the heart of the World Heritage Dolomites.

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MOUNTAIN HUTS

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