Excursions

Have you ever noticed that above the villages of Alba and Canazei there is a rather singular mountain? It is the unmistakable Crepa Neigra, a mountain of volcanic origin that also makes the panorama of Ciampac unique.

Once at the top of Forcia Neigra (2508 metres) the Sassolungo appears behind you and Her Majesty the Marmolada before your eyes, as if by magic.

Simple excursion along the ridges between Ciampac and Buffaure that offers an incredible 360-degree panorama.

A little-known itinerary, which leads to an incredible panoramic point from which you can admire the most beautiful Dolomite peaks from the best perspective.

From Forcia Neigra (2508 metres) continue along a path, partially equipped with ropes and ladders, until Passo San Nicolò (2339 metres). From here descend towards Rifugio Contrin and Malga Contrin (2027 metres)

For all true mountain lovers, here is an excursion which combines hiking, bike and lifts and allows you to take a wonderful day trip.

The Lino Pederiva equipped path starts from Sella Brunech (2428 metres) and then develops along the panoramic ridges, offering a breathtaking view of the always so beloved Val San Nicolò and of the Ciampac basin

For those who want to walk along the renowned Val Contrin without too much effort, here is a super panoramic itinerary on the ridge which allows you to start hiking already at high altitude

Circular route starting from the Ciampac basin to get, in about an hour, to Forcia Neigra (2508 metres), from where a spectacular panorama opens up over the alpine meadows of Contrin and the Marmolada.

Renowned via ferrata for experts that allows you to climb to the top of Mount Colac (2715 metres), the west side of the mountain to be exact.

Grazing animals, unspoilt nature and peace: all this is the Val de Grepa, one of the side valleys of Val di Fassa, little-known and almost untouched.

From Sella Brunech (2428 Meter) you descend along the dirt road of Val Jumela, following the signs for path nr. 644.