From Kronplatz, the journey continues through the Ladin valleys of San Vigilio, La Valle and Alta Badia, before reaching Arabba and Cortina d’Ampezzo. Along the way, you’ll be accompanied by the imposing rock faces of the Fanes-Sennes-Braies area, the Marmolada, the Cinque Torri and, as a grand finale, the world-famous Three Peaks (Tre Cime di Lavaredo).
An ideal experience for active travellers, couples and groups of friends who enjoy hiking for a few hours each day while appreciating comfort, excellent cuisine and flexible daily stages.
A hiking holiday designed for those who want to reach great heights without having to walk every single metre of elevation gain. Majestic peaks, flowering alpine meadows, and some of the most iconic panoramas in the Dolomites – without having to tackle long and strenuous mountain hikes every day.
This trip has been designed for those who love hiking but also want to take their time enjoying the scenery, local cuisine, and relaxing moments along the way. Cable cars take you comfortably up to the most beautiful high-altitude trails, while buses and organised transfers help you skip the less scenic sections. Your luggage will be transported from one hotel to the next.
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Easy variant: ascent approx. 400 m, descent approx. 1,400 m / approx. 4 km / approx. 1.5–2 hours
In the morning, a transfer takes you to Valdaora (Olang). From there, a cable car conveniently carries you up to Kronplatz. At the summit, you’ll be rewarded with magnificent 360-degree panoramic views of the Dolomites, the main Alpine ridge and the mountains of South Tyrol.
Culture enthusiasts may wish to visit the Messner Mountain Museum Corones or LUMEN, the Museum of Mountain Photography.
Afterwards, you can choose between a short, leisurely hike and a longer route via Furkel Pass towards San Vigilio. From the pass, you can conveniently shorten the stage by taking the bus.
Easy variant: ascent approx. 300 m, descent approx. 570 m / approx. 8 km / approx. 2.5–3 hours
The Piz de Plaies cable car takes you comfortably to the starting point of your hike. From here, you’ll follow pleasant trails through forests, meadows and the peaceful mountain landscape of Val Badia.
The shorter route leads leisurely to La Valle. If you’d like to hike a little further, you can opt for the alternative route to Ütia da Rit. This cosy mountain hut is situated at a wonderful panoramic viewpoint and invites you to enjoy a relaxing break with delicious South Tyrolean specialities.
Today’s stage is one of the most scenic highlights of the entire journey. From La Valle, you’ll climb up to the famous Armentara Meadows, which transform into a colourful sea of flowers in early summer.
Towering above you are the impressive rock faces of the Heiligkreuzkofel (Sasso di Santa Croce). At the foot of the Neuner and Zehnerspitze peaks, you’ll reach the traditional Rifugio Santa Croce mountain hut, a wonderful place to stop for a longer break and enjoy some local specialities. Afterwards, the cable car will take you comfortably back down to Badia.
Day 6: Alta Via with panorama view of the Marmolada Ascent approx. 390 m, descent approx. 140 m / approx. 7,5 km / approx. 2,5-3 hours
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Tour information
- Duration 9 days
- Minimum age From 14 years old
- Difficulty Level Easy
- Distance 46 - 67 km