
Fanes and Lavarella huts
Up the wide track to Fanes, ideal with children too. At the top: two huts and the Green Lake with its marmots.
A hiking paradise in the Dolomites: Around San Vigilio and San Martino about 650 kilometres of hiking paths and 600 kilometres of bike routes lead through forests, across pastures and up to the high plateaus of the nature park. Many routes start right in the village or at Pederü at the end of the valley.
Add to that adventures for children and the brave: an owl park, mountain playgrounds, a via ferrata and one of the longest ziplines in Europe. After a day in the mountains, our Sky Pool awaits with a view of the nature park.

Hiking
The nicest way into the nature park is the “Tres la Val” path: it follows the stream through the Rudo valley to Pederü, about ten almost flat kilometres through forest and meadows. You return comfortably by shuttle bus. From Pederü you climb to the Fanes or Sennes plateau in about two hours, where huts serve Ladin food.
If you prefer company, join the tourist board’s guided hikes in small groups. Maps, route tips and the latest weather forecast are available at our reception.



Route tips
Walking times one way, without breaks. You reach Pederü on foot via Tres la Val or by shuttle bus.

Up the wide track to Fanes, ideal with children too. At the top: two huts and the Green Lake with its marmots.

From Fanes a short climb further to the Limo pass. The small lake lies at about 2,170 metres between pale rocks.

Past the huts of Fodara Vedla onto the Sennes plateau. If you like, continue to Lake Braies.

A summit hike via Fodara Vedla up Sas dla Para, with a wide view over the Rudo valley and Fanes.
Biking
Around 600 kilometres of routes make the area a destination for mountain bikers, road cyclists and gravel riders. Forest roads lead up to pastures, pass roads such as the one to Passo Furcia need strong legs, and Kronplatz has 18 trails in its bike park.
In the village you can rent mountain bikes and e-bikes, take lessons at a bike school and practise in a skills park.
Family & adventure

See more than 40 species of owls and birds of prey up close, with flight shows by the falconer.

Jumping cushions, climbing frames and lots of space to run around, with a view of the Dolomites.

Three sections with two emergency exits, for experienced climbers with their own gear or a mountain guide.

Up to 100 metres above the ground and up to 80 km/h, from Piz de Plaies down into the valley.