Albergo Centrale

This fantastic bike tour takes you along a total of 24 hairpin bends from Canazei in the Val di Fassa to the Passo Sella (2240m) in Val Gardena. The route crosses a spectacular natural landscape with breathtaking views of the Sella Group, the Sassolungo and Sassopiatto Group, Catinaccio and up to the famous Marmolada. Care must be taken during the peak summer season as the road is very busy.

Round trip from the White Wolf (Canazei) to the Des Alpes refuge at Col Rodella. PROS: enchanting views; ideal for an overview of the main mountain groups in the area (Sella, Marmolada, Monzoni, Catinaccio, Sassopiatto and Sassolungo). CONS: Great difference in height; one is always in ascent or descent; the few flat stretches are "ruined" by the presence of the numerous ski lifts (not working in summer) of the Val di Fassa circuit Quattro Passi / Sellaronda

From the Belvedere mountain station (accessible with the intermediate Pecol from Canazei) to the Lupo Bianco hotel. PROS: the only panorama upstream of the Belvedere cable car is worth the entire walk. Fantastic position to see the Marmolada and the Fedaia lake. Obviously there are excellent views of all the other groups in the area (Sella, Monzoni, Catinaccio, Sassopiatto and Sassolungo) CONS: Great difference in height and it is always downhill (not great on the knees). Moreover, in...

This trail offers spectacular views of the wonderful Dolomites of Northern Italy. The Marmolada glacier extends along the entire valley. This excursion can be done as a point-to-point or round trip. It starts at the Col de Rossi cable car station. Depending on where you start, you can take two gondolas that lead to the starting point marked on the route. Follow the Via del Pan path to Lake Fedaia. Once the trail is complete, you can go up the hill to the gondola, take a bus back to town from...

Via Ferrata dei Finanzieri is a sneaky difficult via ferrata that is quite exposed, but rewarding. It climbs "Colac" and at the summit you'll find a great view of Marmolada, the highest peak in the Italian Dolomites. This route loops around to the east and begins and ends at the base of the Alba di Canazei funicular. For another version of this via ferrata that begins at the top of the funicular, please see this variant route:...