Nature encounters on alpine skis
6 itineraries to discover the most scenic mountain peaks
Malga Rolle – Cavallazza – Tognazza
A loop itinerary among the peaks of the Pale di San Martino, beginning from the Malga Rolle mountain hut and skimming Cima Cavallazza, then descending along the ridges towards Cima Tognazza. The return journey can be made comfortably following the ski slopes to Malga Rolle. The majestic Cimon della Pala is a constant visual landmark along the entire route!
Monte Sole
An adventure through snow, flavor, and breathtaking views. Imagine ascending on mountain skis along a comfortable forest road, where the silence of the snow accompanies your every step. After the evocative crossing of the Cercen bridge, the route takes you first to Malga Fassa and then to Malga Monte Sole.
In just over 7 km and 850 m of elevation gain, you'll reach the perfect destination: a welcoming mountain hut and a spectacular view of the Rabbi Valley.
Cornetto di Folgaria
This route, recently re-established along the legendary ski slope that was decommissioned in 1966, is perfect for ski-mountaineering. The itinerary is exposed to the north and north-east and the snow tends to last. Once you reach an elevation of 1,700 metres, the panorama will literally take your breath away.
Cima Roma from Passo Grostè
Easy excursion, also ideal for beginning practitioners of ski mountaineering, which from the arrival point of the Grostè cable car takes you to the panoramic Cima Roma. You return to base place along the same itinerary, after a total uphill time of approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, and a downhill of 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Cima Juribrutto
Tre-Tre
A trail entirely dedicated to ski mountaineering and snowshoeing enthusiasts, allowing you to climb to high altitudes in the tranquility of the woods. The PISTA TRE-TRE della Paganella is a trail created on the traces of the historic Tre-tre slope inaugurated by Rolly Marchi and on which Zeno Colò competed and won. From Selletta you can enjoy a beautiful view of Fai della Paganella.
