Top Cortina d'Ampezzo Seasonal & Special Occasions

Taking the easy climb of Monte Paterno means enjoying a day to live the Dolomites intensely, to enjoy the satisfaction of reaching a real rocky summit, to admire the places you already know from an unusual point of view, to see up close, touch and perhaps understand the horrors of the First World War. The mountains will no longer be a simple, beautiful background. They will be much more. We will explore their folds, we will lean on their solid rocks, we will smell their perfume and we will be carried away by their austere beauty. In short, we will enter into intimacy with them a little and with whom, over a hundred years ago, lost his life here.

Take in panoramic views over the Eastern Dolomites from a height of 1,969 feet (600 meters) on this small-group hike from Col Gallina. Climb past Lake Limides to the mountain huts of Averau and Nuvolau before reaching Cinque Torri, where a loop through the open-air World War I museum reveals original trenches used by the Italian army.

Winter hiking and sledding in the Cortina Dolomites offer an unforgettable way to explore one of Italy's most iconic landscapes. With a private guide leading the way, you’ll trek safely through stunning alpine trails tailored to your pace, using snowshoes or micro crampons if needed. Plus, all the essentials are covered so you can focus on enjoying the incredible views and perfecting your snowshoeing skills.

Enjoy a unique evening that begins with a delicious homemade dinner of traditional Ladin dishes such as homemade tultres and dumplings. After dinner, get away from the hustle and bustle with a quiet moonlit walk through the charming village of Pieve di Marebbe, culminating in the historic Brac Castle, where you can watch a special performance by the famous Ladin singer Alexander Dalplan. This easy 2.5-hour hike offers a perfect mix of culture, history and culinary delights, ideal for families and travelers of all ages looking for an unforgettable mountain experience. - Taste a traditional Ladin dinner based on local ingredients - Enjoy a quiet walk in the moonlight to Brac Castle - Listen to the live music of Alexander Dalplan - Suitable for all ages and includes Expert Guide Translated by DeepL.com (free version)

Cortina d’Ampezzo is well known for its delicious traditional dishes and its regional wine. With fruity red Valpolicella complementing its intense Amarone and sweet Recioto counterparts, Veneto is armed with a formidable portfolio of red wines to go with its refreshing whites, such as Soave and sparkling Prosecco. The Prosecco Hills in Conegliano and Valdobbiadene regions of northeast Italy have been added to the Unesco's World Heritage in July 2019. I’ll show you my three favorite mountain chalets where we’ll taste good wine and local food in a refined atmosphere.

Explore some of the famous sites of World War I during a 6-hour ski tour in the Dolomites from Cortina d'Ampezzo. Ski around the Col di Luna, a mountain that saw many bloody battles during the war. Scan the landscape for signs of the war, including trenches and gun posts. Stop for lunch in a mountain refuge at midday. Cover 49 miles (80 km) on this ski trip, enjoying the gorgeous winter scenery and learning about history at the same time.

Take in the grandeur of the Dolomites in winter with this Super8 6-hour ski tour from Cortina d'Ampezzo. Ski in a figure-8 shape through a spectacular landscape of famous mountain peaks, pristine valleys, icy waterfalls and traditional mountain refuges. Admire mountaintop views and varied scenery, including the Marmolada, Tofana, Civetta, 5 Torri and Pelmo.

Discover the energy and adrenaline that the waters of the numerous streams can give. Immersing yourself in them you will discover a new environment, unique and enchanting, full of emotions and well-being.