What to see and what to do in Fassa Valley

A nice walk at high altitude, not demanding therefore suitable even for the less experienced. It is very popular, it starts from Arabba to the Pordoi pass.

Optimally managed, it is an open-air museum that allows you to retrace all the roads of war.

The Sella Pass is one of the most famous passes in the Dolomites that connects the Val di Fassa to Val Gardena. This impressive stone castle is located in the center of the four Ladin valleys and offers a breathtaking view. In summer it is ideal for a stopover or for easy excursions in nature, while in winter the Sellaronda ski tour offers skiers a lot of fun.

It is one of the 4 steps of the Road of the Dolomites. The Passo delimits the border between the provinces of Trento and Belluno. From the center of Canazei 28 beautiful hairpin bends, dear to centaurs and cyclists, lead to the Pass which in summer is a privileged starting point for both comfortable walks and excursions for road experts via ferrata. In winter from the Pass you can reach the slopes of the Belvedere, Arabba ski area and, connected with the Sellaronda, it allows skiers to spend a whole day without ever taking off their skis.

The Marmolada is the highest group in the Dolomites with its 3343 meters. The Queen of the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a charming place for both winter and summer holidays. In the heart of the Dolomiti Superski is a paradise for skiers: the historic “La Bellunese” slope, 12 km long, is certainly one of the most beautiful in the Alps

In the heart of the Dolomites and preceding to Canazei di Fassa, stands the water center “Dòlaondes” which covers a total area of 2,400 square meters. The water center is divided into four thematic areas that identify the activities that can be carried out: 'Water & Fun', the five pools; 'Eghes Wellness', wellness; 'Sport & Fitness', the gym; “Eat & Drink” where to eat after a busy day of activity and relax in the water.