Ski resorts in Italy
Val di Fiemme
Val di Fiemme: about the resort
The resort of Val di Fiemme is located in the northeast of Trentino and unites several villages, in particular Cavalese and Predazzo. The resort is distinguished by its combination of developed infrastructure and fairly low prices for accommodation.
pros
- Quite a long length of trails
- Excellent mountain panoramas
- Many inexpensive accommodation options
- Good opportunities for family holidays
Minuses
- Few trails for experts
- Bus service leaves much to be desired
- Not all resorts in the valley are connected by slopes and ski lifts
- A small number of luxury hotels
- Quiet nightlife in most villages.
Val di Fiemme: how to get there
The nearest international airport is Verona (90 km), Venice Airport is 163 km, and there are flights from regional airlines from Rome to Bolzano (57 km). Milan Malpensa Airport is located 3 hours from the resorts of the valley. The main cities of the province, Trento and Rovereto, can be reached by Italian and European long-distance trains. Both stations are located near the city center. From here you can get to other places using taxis or local buses. Find out more about how to get to Val di Fiemme at region websiteVal di Fiemme: routes and facts
Ski area – 1280–2600 mThe total length of the tracks is 105 km
blue – 40%
red – 50%
black - 10%
Gondolas – 2, cabins – 5, chairlifts – 26, rope tows – 16
Season: December – mid-April
Val di Fiemme ski passes
Ski pass Dolomiti SuperskiPrice for 6 days:
265-294 euros for adults, 185-206 euros for children over 8 years old.
Children under 8 years old ride for free when one of their relatives purchases a ski pass. There are discounts and special offers at the beginning and end of the season.
Ski pass Val di Fiemme: 222-247 euros for 6 days for adults, 156-173 euros for children over 8 years old. The Val di Fassa ski pass is valid on the ski lifts from Canazei to Costalunga Pass: Passo Fedaia (Marmolada), Ciampac (Alba di Canazei), Belvedere (Canazei), Col Rodella (Campitello di Fassa), Buffaure (Pozza di Fassa, Aloch, Fraine and Pera di Fassa), Catinaccio (Vigo di Fassa), Passo Carezza.
Val di Fiemme: prices
Rental of a set of equipment for 6 days – 120-160 eurosGroup classes (5 days, 3 hours) – from 130 euros
Individual lessons – from 40 euros/hour
Kindergarten and ski lessons (half day): from 210 euros
Three visits to the wellness center plus swimming pool: 57 euros
Entrance to the skating rink: 5 euros
Val di Fiemme: where to ride
Above the resort there are three main ski areas: Alpe Cermis, Latemar and Bellamonte, with more compact Passo Rolle and Passo Lavaze-Oclini nearby. The most interesting and varied ski area is Latemar, which can be easily reached from Predazzo. All ski areas of Val di Fiemme are connected by ski buses. Bellamonte is connected by a system of trails to the vast Tre Valle region (Italian Three Valleys).There are not many difficult trails; this region cannot be called the best choice for expert skiing. An interesting and quite long (5 km) black trail is laid on the Alpe Cermis slope. For intermediate skiers, the slopes of the Latemar area will be convenient; you can get to this area by climbing from the village of Pampeago (1757 m). In this sector there is an extensive network of lifts (cabin and chairlifts) and various slopes, mainly blue and easy red ones. The Caserina area offers scenic and not too steep pistes for intermediate skiers. The slopes of Bellemonte and the track on the northwest side of Alpe Cermis are good for beginners. You cannot go down to the villages of Cavalese and Predazzo on skis; you have to go back by ski lift or bus. Latemar has an extensive snow park with jumps, rails and a boardercross track; a half-pipe (80 m) is usually built nearby. The most convenient resort for skiing in Latemar is Obereggen. There is an excellent choice of accommodation and a more developed infrastructure in the town of Moena, but ski in/out is not possible there; you need to get to the nearest ski lifts by car/bus (from 10 to 20 minutes, depending on the chosen ski sector.
Val di Fiemme: not only skiing
Most of the good resort hotels have their own spa centers. In addition, the villages of the valley have two indoor swimming pools, three ice stadiums, two tennis courts, a sports center, billiards, a beauty center and fitness centers. The valley has good opportunities for cross-country skiing enthusiasts (there are more than 150 km of trails, the valley has hosted the World Ski Championships three times), and there are also routes for snowshoeing. From Val di Fiemme you can go on excursions to neighboring cities - Verona, Venice, Trentino, and Innsbruck is not very far away.Val di Fiemme: with children
Val di Fiemme has separate ski areas with special children's lifts. There are children's parks in different areas of the valley, where children are taught the basics of skiing or simply play, walk and are provided with lunch. There are children's ski schools in all major villages of the valley.Group classes for adults at the resorts of this valley cost from 130 euros (5 days for 3 hours), individual classes - approximately 40 euros for 1 hour.
- When planning a trip to the Sella Ronda or to other remote valleys, carefully study the opening times of the lifts. Getting “stuck” in a neighboring or not quite neighboring valley is an expensive proposition: traveling between resorts on skis is much faster than by road, and a taxi ride can be quite expensive.
- Avoid riding the Sella Ronda during peak periods, otherwise you may end up spending a lot of time in queues.
- Ticket to ski-express (bus between the towns of the valley, running between the resorts) - paid (7 euros for a week or one-time - 3 euros), children under 6 years old - free. Tickets can be purchased at hotels and apartments, tourism offices, and ticket offices. The bus ticket is valid ONLY if you have a ski pass. During high season, buses run every 15 minutes, at the beginning/end of the season - less frequently.
- Parking at the lower lift stations is usually paid (from 5 euros/day).
- Some villages are not accessible on skis.
- For beginners, there is no need to purchase quite expensive ski passes for the entire Dolomites Superski or Skirama region, it is enough to purchase a local Val di Fiemme ski pass. By clicking anywhere on our site or clicking “Accept”, you agree to the use of cookies and other technologies for the processing of personal data. You can change your privacy settings. Cookies are used by us and our trusted partners to analyze, improve and personalize your user experience on the site. These cookies are also used to target advertising that you see both on our site and on other platforms.
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Val di Fiemme is one of the most famous and visited ski resorts. It is located in the Trentino-Alto Adige region, forming a unique gateway to a picturesque and snow-covered world Dolomites. Every year, international skiing competitions are held on the local slopes, including World Cup stages, bringing together the strongest skiers on the planet. The resort area consists of 11 small towns, home to about 18 thousand local residents. There are convenient transport links between all ski areas, and the high-speed, high-tech ski lifts that are equipped on the slopes allow tourists not only to move freely throughout the ski region, but also to admire the alpine landscapes that shape the appearance of Val di Fiemme.
The resort's snowy slopes are mainly intended for beginners and intermediate skiers, while the infrastructure here is clearly designed for family holidays. Usually people come here just to have fun, admire the wonderful landscapes of the Dolomites, and at the same time go skiing. It is not customary here to torment yourself with endless descents and ascents, and sitting in a restaurant with a cup of hot coffee, enjoying nature, without taking off your ski suit, is considered one of the most common ways to spend leisure time here.
The overall dimensions of the Val di Fiemme valley are small. Only 25 by 6 kilometers. However, this gives the resort a number of advantages. It is compact, all the slopes have an abundance of high-quality snow cover, and by cable car you can quickly reach any ski area. The administrative center of Val di Fiemme is the town of Cavalese, located in the western part of the valley. It is a small settlement with narrow streets and low houses of medieval type. The city is divided into two parts by the Rio Gambis river, which gives it an even more romantic touch. It is located right at the foot of the Dolomites and has hotels of three and four stars. There is also a sports complex, several shops and restaurants that have a very presentable appearance. Overall, this is a nice little place to relax, in peace and quiet, among beautiful nature, with excellent views from the hotel rooms. Just a couple of tens of kilometers from Cavalese is the equally quiet and cozy Predazzo, with only one four-star hotel, but a slightly closer and more comfortable location relative to the ski lifts. The remaining towns of Val di Fiemme are scattered around the entire perimeter of the valley and are very tiny in size.
The most popular ski areas in the resort are Alpe Cermis, Bellamonte and Latemar. Between all tourist villages, from eight in the morning to six in the evening, a free bus runs daily, transporting those interested to their destinations.
Alpe Cermis is located at an altitude of about 2200 meters above sea level and is characterized by high quality snow cover, as well as significant elevation changes. For “pros” there are two routes at once, and for beginners and intermediate skiers, routes with a length of about 20 kilometers have been prepared. Not far from here lies the small cozy village of Tesero, with a picturesque lake, which turns into an excellent skating rink during the ski season. For skiers, the ideal skiing area here is the Latemar area, where, in addition to excellent entry-level and intermediate-level slopes, there is a snow park for snowboarders and a couple of tens of kilometers of trails for cross-country skiing fans. The Bellamonte ski area is located in the Travignolo Valley, at an altitude of just over 1300 meters above sea level. Among the 16 excellently equipped slopes, three belong to top-class masters, and the rest are distributed between intermediate and beginner skiers. Most of the routes run through forests, which makes skiing in these places even more interesting and eventful.
At a fairly significant distance from Bellamonte, beyond the Passo Lavaze pass, in the Ega valley, at an altitude of 1550 meters, lies another popular ski area belonging to the Val di Fiemme region, Oberaggen. It is popular among beginners and intermediate skiers. In addition, there are trails for cross-country skiing enthusiasts. For snowboarders, there is a snow park at the Ski-center Latemar. The town has several good hotels with a high level of comfort and affordability. The proximity to the ski lifts is their advantage. Otherwise, it is not much different from other resort areas in the region.
In addition to the abundance of all kinds of winter sports, there are many other temptations in Val di Fiemme. Almost all resorts have modern sports centers at their disposal, where you can swim in the pool, visit the gym, play basketball, tennis or football. Numerous restaurants always offer visiting gourmets a variety of national dishes and desserts. In addition, the region's provincial towns are of particular interest to history and sightseeing buffs. In Predazzo there is a museum of geology and ethnography, in Cavalese there is a famous Franciscan monastery And Church of Saint Villo. Also in Val di Fiemme there are two national parks, with rare tree species growing in them, among which red spruce grows. It was from this that the great Stradivari made his violins, and then played brilliant music on them.
Val di Fiemme has been one of the leaders of the Italian ski industry for many years, enjoying high prestige in Europe and attracting thousands of winter sports enthusiasts to its resorts every year. There are especially large crowds here during international competitions, when hotels are filled to capacity and the tracks become noisy and crowded. On such days, hotel rooms should be booked in advance, as there is a high risk of being left without a hotel. Overall, Val di Fiemme is an excellent holiday destination for both the whole family and a cheerful group, and the picturesque landscapes and high quality pistes are ideal for a pleasant time on the slopes of the Dolomites.
The resort of Val di Fiemme is a kind of gateway to the Dolomites. Lively resort towns are scattered throughout the wide, sun-drenched valley. The largest of them are Cavalese, Predazzo, Alpe Cermis, Bellamonte. The height of the ski resort Val di Fiemme is 1200-3000 m, there are 50 lifts, the total length of the ski slopes is 140 km. The valley extends for 35 km between the Lagorai, Latemar and Pale di San Martino mountain ranges.
Val di Fiemme is a young ski region in the northern part of Trentino with old Alpine traditions and modern infrastructure. It is notable for its extensive ski areas with high-quality slopes equipped with the latest technology. The slopes of snowy peaks with dense green forests, descending to a wide winding river, give the valley a unique charm.
Accommodation areas in Val di Fiemme:
- Predazzo
- Pampeago
- Cavalese
- Tesero
- Carano
The ski resort of Val di Fiemme is:
- 140 km of slopes (38 blue, 30 red, 14 black)
- 50 modern lifts
- 5 riding schools, 120 instructors
- Possibility of artificial snowmaking on all trails in the valley
- Free Ski-Bus throughout the valley
- Illuminated trail for night skiing
- 150 km of cross-country ski trails
- 3 snowboard parks
The beauty of nature and local hospitality make Val di Fiemme the ideal holiday destination for the most discerning tourist. The largest resort towns in the valley - Cavalese and Predazzo - have everything for fun leisure - from cozy restaurants to noisy discos. The rich tourist infrastructure of Val di Fiemme gives holidaymakers a unique opportunity to engage in all winter sports at the highest level. Skiing season is from December to April.
Indoor sports centers with swimming pools and skating rinks, shops and restaurants are especially popular. Cross-country skiing lovers will also find a real treat here: 150 km of pistes, 2 centers with evening lighting on Lake Tesero, the world-famous Marchalonga track (through the Fiemme and Fassa valleys), where international cross-country skiing competitions are held. It is not for nothing that Val di Fiemme is a favorite place for world championships in this sporting discipline.
Ski areas in Val di Fiemme
The ski resort of Val di Fiemme has 5 ski areas:
- Flaimsthal Valley with Alpe Cermis (Cavalese)
- Luzia (Bellamonte)
- Jochgrimm/Lavace
- Rollepass Pass
- Ski center Latemar (Obereggen-Pampeago-Predazzo).
Ski area Ski Center Latemar
The Latemar ski center is located between the provinces of Bozen and Trient and is the most significant and largest in the region. The ski areas are set in their splendor against the backdrop of the Latemargruppe, Rosengarten, Palagruppe and the large Lagorai mountain range. A one-of-a-kind quirk of nature, full of emotions - the reflection of the red flame of the sunset on the rocks, has an extraordinary, bewitching power of attraction.
In the ski area of Ski Center Latemar there are:
- 50 km of ski slopes (10 blue, 20 red and 7 black slopes);
- Lifts - 2 cabins, 14 chairlifts, 2 rope tows;
Ski Center Latemar attracts tourists with its beauty and extensive ski area, offering the largest number and variety of slopes in the entire Val di Fiemme. Many slopes with steep and gentle descents form a diverse ski area with tracks of any difficulty level, interesting for all skiers and snowboarders. The central part of the ski area attracts extreme sports enthusiasts with its steep (60%) black slope from the top of Santa Zanggen (2500 m) and jumps in the snow park.
Everyone, without exception, will enjoy its exciting timed descent (2600 m, drop 420 m), the elite slalom track Agnello (Agnello), popular for competitions. A real attraction for children and adults is the Alpine-Coaster roller coaster (at the Gardone ski station near Predazzo). The 750 meter long monorail is a unique structure and a fun attraction for the Dolomites.
Ski Center Latemar has 9 cafes, bars, bistros and restaurants where you can have a delicious lunch and relax in the best Alpine traditions: admire the sunny peaks from a sun lounger with a glass of cool beer or hot mulled wine.
Alpe-Cermis ski area
The ski region of the Vleimsthal-Oberegen valley with the Alpe-Cermis ski area is especially family-friendly. The local cuisine is rich in traditional delicacies. There are about 50 modern lifts that meet the strictest safety requirements. A haven for cross-country skiers is the Flaimstal Valley with its distinct natural landscapes. In 2003, the World Nordic Ski Championships were held here.
In the Alpe-Cermis ski area there are:
- 23 km of ski slopes (7 blue, 5 red and 2 black slopes);
- Lifts - 3 cabin lifts, 3 chairlifts, 1 rope tow.
The number of Alpe-Cermis pistes is inferior to the Ski Center Latemar ski region, but the elite red-black Olympia piste on Mount Cermis is notable, causing delight (length 7.5 km, drop 1350 m). The rapid descent passes through the forest, revealing a picturesque panorama of the entire Val di Fiemme valley from steep drops. This route will not leave an experienced skier indifferent with its technicality and beauty. The route starts from the top of Paion, from where a stunning view of the entire Dolomites opens up in full view. Here you can also take an amazing walk through the forest park - a local history museum under the canopy of pine trees. The easy serpentine descent is interesting for a ski trip with children, or for a pleasant promenade in the afternoon.
In the central part of the slope, a cheerful park for the youngest skiers, Cermislandia, pleases the eye. It is lovingly equipped with everything necessary so that kindergarten groups, under the caring attention of nanny-instructors, do not get bored without their parents.
You can dine and relax, without betraying the best alpine traditions, in at least five bistros, restaurants, and bars located in the most picturesque places on the slope.
Ski Area Alpe-Lusia
In the Alpe-Lusia ski area there are:
- 25 km of ski slopes (9 blue, 5 red and 2 black slopes);
- Lifts - 1 cabin, 5 chairlifts, 1 rope tow, 1 cable car;
- Snow park and half pipe for snowboarders.
The Alpe-Lusia ski area is notable for its proximity to the Moena resort of Val di Fassa and is connected by a lift system to the Tre-Valli ski area. You can go down to Moena only along the black trail on the northern slope of the mountain range. And the southern slope, caressed by the sun, forms the main ski area above the resort of Bellamonte Val di Fiemme.
From the peak of 2327 meters you can go straight down to the valley, covering a many-kilometer path. The descent can be rapid if you take the upper half of the slope along the black or red piste, or it can be imposing and remarkably long if you choose the blue pistes for the descent, which predominate in Alpe Lusia. This ski area is perfect for family skiing with children, for beginner skiers and will be of interest to snowboarders due to the presence of two Snow parks with jumps and a half-pipe. For experienced skiers interested in skiing the steep and challenging north slope, the ski bus takes 10 minutes from Predazzo to Moena.
Overall rating of the ski resort Val di Fiemme
With all the above advantages, it should be noted that the relatively low prices for holidays in hotels in the Val di Fiemme resort. At the same time, the hotels offer all modern services, and their level is not inferior to hotels in other valleys.
The Val di Fiemme valley is included in the Dolomiti Superski ski pass system for skiing in 12 different areas of the Dolomites with a length of ski slopes of 1220 km. But Val di Fiemme does not have a common ski area with the valleys of the Dolomites. In order to make the famous "Ski around the world" - Sella Ronda through the valleys of the Dolomites, you need to make a short trip to the Val di Fassa valley on a free ski bus with a transfer (30 minutes from the Predazzo ski station to Moena, 15-20 minutes transfer , and 15-20 minutes from Moena to Canazei). By taxi it will cost about 35 euros. For skiers planning to ski only in Val di Fiemme, the Ski-pass Val di Fiemme/Obereggen is relevant for three famous ski areas, which will be much cheaper.
Advantages of the ski resort Val di Fiemme:
- Val di Fiemme - one of the greenest and most beautiful valleys of the Alps
- Lower prices for hotels and resort services (equipment rental, skating lessons) relative to other “promoted” valleys
- A great place for beginner skiers, for families with children and groups of different skill levels due to the large number of different red and blue runs in the ski areas
- The presence of kindergartens makes the stay of families with small children comfortable
- A democratic resort where many young people relax
- There is no overcrowding with tourists during the peak season - the slopes are free for skiing, there are no large queues at the lifts
- Young ski resort with new ski lifts and modern infrastructure
- Ideal for tourists with their own vehicles - all ski stations are located along the highway, at a short distance between resort villages and have large parking areas. The highway is calm, without dangerous serpentine turns
- Closest location to Verona airport
How to get to Val di Fiemme
Val di Fiemme is the first ski resort on the way to the Dolomites in Italy, It’s not for nothing that the place was nicknamed the “gateway” to the mountains. Val di Fiemme consists of 11 resort towns and is adjacent to another major ski resort, Val di Fassa. The most famous towns in the valley are Cavalese and Predazzo. Val di Fiemme is simply a “paradise” for those who are looking for quality trails of easy to medium difficulty, in addition, the valley is ideal for cross-country skiing.
To enjoy the resorts of Val di Fiemme, it is best to fly into Verona airport. It is located closest to the valley, 170 km. For comparison, Milan is 300 km away, Munich is 315 km away. There are direct flights to Verona from Moscow, and this is another plus for the city. In addition, if you plan to travel from Verona to Val di Fiemme by public transport, then in winter, Flyski bus shuttles run between settlements.
You can also get to Val di Fiemme from Verona by ordering a private transfer. In this case, a car with a driver will already be waiting for you by the time of your arrival. This transfer can carry a large amount of ski equipment and luggage. The transfer is also convenient if you are traveling with children. You can book a transfer in advance on various international services. , and others similar.
You can also get from Verona to Val di Fiemme by car if you have an international driving license. To rent a car, you only need to have your passport, license and bank card to pay for services. You can rent a car at Verona airport, or at rental offices in the city center.
Car rental in Verona is a very popular tourist service and is used by millet all year round. From Verona you can get to one of the towns of Val di Fiemme along the highway No. A22/E35. The roads in the country have excellent coverage; traveling on them is comfortable and safe. You can compare the cost of car rental in a specific city in Italy from different suppliers on the websites
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Where to stay in Val di Fiemme
The Val di Fiemme valley consists of 11 resort towns, with the most popular due to their developed infrastructure being Cavalese, Predazzo, Tesero and Castello di Fiemme. Accordingly, in order to use the resort’s services in full (transfers, ski lifts, ski equipment stores, ski schools, restaurants, etc.), it makes sense to stay in these settlements.
In Val di Fiemme you can find a variety of accommodation options, ranging from hotels of all star categories to apartments, bed and breakfasts (the so-called B&B), chalets, holiday homes, etc. Hotels in Val di Fiemme are low-rise Alpine houses made from natural materials. Depending on the star rating, resort hotels may also offer additional options such as a spa area or wellness center, a swimming pool and/or sauna, meals included in the price, car parking, and the Internet.
Popular accommodation options in Val di Fiemme include hotels Albergo Garni Antico Mas del Medico 3* Ancora 4* in Predazzo, Albergo Antico 3* in Predazzo, Panorama 3* Canada 3* in Predazzo, Liz 3* in Predazzo, Latemar 3* in Castello di Fiemme. A distinctive feature of the resorts of Val di Fiemme is that you can almost always find free accommodation here, unlike the more famous and popular resorts in the Dolomites, where during the season it is quite difficult to find a free room or apartment.
You can check prices for all possible accommodation options in the resorts of Val di Fiemme on specialized search engine sites Booking, Hotellook and others that allow you to compare all existing offers for the required dates.
What to see in Val di Fiemme
Val di Fiemme is, first of all, ski resort, although it operates year-round (in the summer you can go rock climbing, mountaineering, hiking, sightseeing, and fishing). There are 5 ski areas open for skiers in Val di Fiemme - Alpe Cermis, Latemar, Alpe Luzia, Passo Oclini and Passo Rolle. In total, almost 100 km of trails. The predominant routes are of easy and medium difficulty.
For experienced skaters, it may seem boring here, because... the mountains are not as high as in more northern regions. The elevation difference at the resort is only 1,500 m. The resort has 56 ski lifts. The advantage of the resort is that queues for the lifts are rare here. Val di Fiemme also has several snow parks, 2 half-pipes, forest and panoramic slopes, night skiing, and artificial snowmaking. For cross-country skiing enthusiasts, there is the 70-kilometer Marcialonga track, which is quite famous in relevant circles.
btristan/Winter landscapes of the resort In order to be able to ski in the Val di Fiemme valley, you must purchase a ski pass, which bears the name of the ski region – Val di Fiemme/Obereggen. Ski pass prices vary depending on the season. For example, during the opening period from November 25 to December 23, the cost of ski passes starts from 47 euros per 1 adult (price is indicated for 1 day). During the “high” season, from December 24 to January 6 and from February 4 to March 17, prices increase slightly - a one-day ski pass for one adult will cost from 51 euros. After the end of the “high” season, prices for ski passes return to their previous level.
In addition to the actual skiing, you can find other entertainment in Val di Fiemme. For example, in Cavalese it is open ice stadium(indoor skating rink), in Tesero, on the contrary, there is open air skating rink(on Lake Tesero of the same name, where fishing is good in summer). Also, almost every major settlement in the valley has its own indoor swimming pools. For example, in Cavalese, the pool's capabilities are not limited to swimming lanes; there is a heated Jacuzzi, a water slide, a children's pool, and an aqua fitness pool. The sports complex in Predazzo also has a sports pool for adults, a children's pool, an aerobics pool, and a gym.
Another non-standard option for entertainment in Val di Fiemme is winter roller coaster or, as they are called here, alpine coaster (“Alpine Coaster” in English). Essentially, this is a railway with a diameter of almost 1 km, along which you can ride a special open toboggan. This toboggan can accelerate to a speed of 40 km/h. The toboggan has two seats, so you can ride both in an adult-adult team and in an adult-child team. The most convenient way to get to the attraction is by taking the Predazzo-Gardonè gondola.
Puntin1969/Valley in summer In general, we can say that Val di Fiemme is the most democratic resort in the Dolomites region and is perfect for beginners and intermediate skiers. The resort's infrastructure is at a high level of development. You will be pleasantly surprised by the brand new ski lifts, panoramic slopes, and sporting events that are held here every year. In terms of additional options - restaurants, cafes, shops and entertainment - everything is also excellent here; travelers can only rejoice at the wide variety of offers.
In the summer, the resort is also not idle. From snow-covered towns, Val di Fiemme turns into a green, flowering valley, from where you can always climb the mountains, be it hiking, rock climbing or just gondola riding. There are quite a few panoramic routes here, offering the best views of the valley, forests and lakes of the Dolomites.
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On a note:
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