Hotel Majoni

An excursion departing from Cortina d'Ampezzo, which can be done on foot or by bicycle, although it is recommended by bicycle. The route runs in a clockwise loop, initially along the Boite river and then turns towards Sas Rana (1825m). The route takes place mainly on cycle paths and trails, but also includes some short stretches of road.

This route starts at the Faloria cable car, near the center of Cortina. Follow the former railway and reach Cadin: from here take path 410 to Lago Ghedina and then continue on 410 until you reach the forest track that connects Piè Tofana and Forcella Cianderou. Turn left and then, before reaching Piè Tofana, go up to Col Drusciè. From here you can go down to Piè Tofana and then reach Cortina following the Ru Merlo and Socrepes ski slopes.

This route starts from the Faloria cable car, near the center of Cortina, but you can also start directly from Campo di Sotto, in the southern part of the town. Take path 432, the forest track, which passes near Lake Pianoze and reaches Ponte Fedèra and then Malga Fedèra. This farmhouse is immersed in nature and surrounded by the Dolomite peaks. Here you can taste a typical home-made cuisine and take advantage of five wooden rooms with private bathroom. For more...

An excursion starting from a car park near Campo di Sopra. The trail leads in the direction of Mortisa and then proceeds towards Lake Pian del Conte and Lake Ajal, where the hut of the same name is also located. From here the tour continues in the direction of Lago de Pianozes and Campo di Sotto to then return to the starting point.

A very beautiful and rewarding excursion in the Natural Park of the Ampezzo Dolomites, starting from the parking lot of Cortina Bassa. The route begins by crossing the meadows in front and then uphill towards Mortisa before turning left where it continues on a path towards Rifugio Lago di Croda. From here the itinerary climbs through the wood using the fire roads until it reaches the first refuge, Rifugio Lago D'Ajal. The path from here has recently been used by foresters, so it is quite cut...