Apartments in the Val di Cadore

What are the main towns in Val di Cadore?

Whether you are a hiking enthusiast, a skier, or simply looking for a refuge surrounded by nature, the picturesque villages of the Val di Cadore will welcome you with warmth and offer you the opportunity to explore the magnificent Dolomites.

• Vodo di Cadore: A picturesque town that offers tranquility and natural beauty, perfect for trekking lovers.
• Borca di Cadore: Ideal for a more relaxed holiday, surrounded by nature, but still close to the main tourist attractions.
• San Vito di Cadore : A quiet location, perfect for those looking for a family retreat, with easy access to the Dolomites.
• Pieve di Cadore: The birthplace of the famous painter Titian, with a rich cultural history and spectacular landscapes.

What to do in the Val di Cadore?

The Val di Cadore is a perfect destination for those who love nature and outdoor activities. Throughout the year, you can explore numerous hiking and mountain biking trails, which will take you to discover breathtaking views of the Dolomites. In summer, the area is ideal for trekking, while in winter it is a true paradise for skiing and other snow activities.

In addition to sports activities, the Val di Cadore also offers the opportunity to visit local traditions. You can stroll through the characteristic villages, stop at typical restaurants to taste the Venetian cuisine and discover the local markets. The history and culture of the area are equally fascinating, as evidenced by the local museums, including the Museo Tiziano in Pieve di Cadore, which celebrates the great Renaissance painter born here. There are also wellness facilities, such as spa and wellness that will allow you to relax and rejuvenate after an active day.

Which are the best slopes in Val di Cadore?

• Panorama Piste: A panoramic slope suitable for intermediate level skiers, which offers magnificent scenery on the Dolomites.
• Bosco track: A simpler track, suitable for families and beginners, which winds through the trees.
• Civetta Slope: A long and challenging slope for experienced skiers.
• Pala Barzana: A great choice for intermediate skiers, with spectacular views and a technical stretch.
• Pista La Busa: A quieter track, perfect for those looking for a more relaxed experience away from the crowds.

To access the ski slopes in Val di Cadore, you must buy a ski pass that will allow you to use the lifts. Ski passes can be purchased directly at the sales points of ski resorts such as Cortina d'Ampezzo, San Vito di Cadore and Malga Ciapela. In addition, many ski areas offer the possibility to buy ski passes online in advance, allowing a more comfortable and fast experience upon arrival.