On the trail of the ancient huts of Moena

<p>On this hike, the Fairy of the Dolomites leads you by the hand above her village to let you admire the San Pellegrino valley from a perspective that is uniquely hers and, therefore, enchanted.</p>

<p>To understand why Moena is known as the Fairy of the Dolomites, you can venture on this walk which gradually leads you to admire it in all its completeness. Beautiful and elegant in all seasons, in summer the Fairy sheds her white cloak to replace it with an immense flowery tulle, decorated by the Enrosadira of the Catinaccio. Rising in altitude but never losing sight of the village, you reach Malga Roncac, at the edge of the forest, after crossing Moena’s oldest inhabited nucleus, "Ciajeole." Its name derives from "ciajea," the casera, the place where cheese was once made and processed. In July, don’t miss the traditional district festival to taste the best Ladin specialties. Leaving the forest, at the foot of Sas da Ciamp and through the Mojenacia meadows, you reach the Dolomites terrace of Malga Panna, the first Michelin-starred restaurant in Trentino.</p>