Hiking in Cortina D’Ampezzo: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

The Alta Via 1 path covers around 150 kilometers and passes through some of the best scenery in the mountain range, including the Marmolada (the largest mountain in the range). This is a trip that needs to be done over a week at least. If you’re looking for something shorter, a day trip to the Cinque Torri is a good option, as is a day trip to the iconic Tre Cime di Lavaredo.

**The Dolomites **

This mountain range is filled to the brim with natural beauty. It has even been declared a UNESCO world heritage site. From jagged, impossibly tall peaks to tranquil aquamarine lakes and much more, the scenery of this range will blow you away.

**Something for everyone **

The variety of trails here means that it’s a great destination for a wide range of groups. You’ll find hikes suitable for all members of the family and then some extremely difficult hikes for the more advanced.

History

This is an area rich in history that stretches back centuries. While you’re there be sure to learn about how the Italians used the mountains during second world war. There are even some testimonies regarding Barbarian and Roman presence in this area.

Cortina D'Ampezzo benefits from mild and sunny weather in the summer with average temps of around 15- 20°C during the day. It does receive substantial rainfall in the summer.

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Fly to Venice international airport then travel to Cortina by car, train or bus.

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The late spring, summer and early autumn months are the best times to visit for hiking however months like July can get very busy.