10 THINGS TO DO IF YOU DON'T SKI

The Val di Zoldo offers a wealth of snowshoe trails, some of which are included in the “Cadore regno delle ciaspe” (Cadore, kingdom of snowshoes) circuit, while others lead to panoramic viewpoints in the valley.

In Val Comelico, you can enjoy the experience of dog sledding, an outing on the snow driving a sled pulled by Siberian Huskies across snow-covered expanses surrounded by fir forests.

A donkey trek, a slow pace to savor the nature around us in the company of our patient friend, who will help us carry our luggage.

A curling school for everyone! In Cortina, you can try your hand at curling with lessons on the rules, shooting techniques, and a final match. You can also try this sport on a frozen lake.

Whether you are a history buff, an art lover, or simply curious, the museums of Cadore tell the story and identity of this land through interactive exhibits and themed itineraries.

Fun tobogganing for the whole family from the Tre Cime and Monte Piana, in the heart of the Dolomites.

The charm of a winter via ferrata in the Dolomites, surrounded by authentic, wild scenery. 

A visit to the Pedavena Brewery, its brewhouse, and the Historical Museum, where you can admire the old tools and equipment once used to produce beer.

Walking in the silence of the snow, listening only to the sound of your inner music, is also perceiving the harmony of the Whole, which finds absolute tranquility in the winter rest.