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Skiing and snowboarding

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The lifts of the Ski Area San Pellegrino participate in the programme PanoramaPass which offers a card dedicated to pedestrians, of free and unlimited access to facilities of the ski lifts open throughout the entire Val di Fassa during the course of the summer.

The PanoramaPass card can be purchased at the ticket offices of the Costabella chairlift and the Col Margherita cable car at Passo San Pellegrino or the Falcade-Le Buse gondola lift in Falcade, and at the valley tourist offices, in three different options: 3 days out of 6; 6 days out of 6; 7 days out of 13.

The guests who stay in one of the associated establishments to the Azienda per il Turismo della Val di Fassa are entitled to a discount compared to the normal retail price of. Furthermore, the card allows the free use of a7> public transport services of the line (buses) for the entire period of validity. For further information, promotions and prices:

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Sentieri e percorsi escursionistici

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Sentieri e percorsi escursionistici nella Val di Fassa

Col Margherita – Lago Cavia – Passo San Pellegrino

Il percorso ha inizio dalla stazione a monte della funivia che collega il Passo San Pellegrino al Col Margherita, dove si trova il ristorante InAlto, una meta ideale per gustare delizie culinarie a quota elevata. Il ristorante si integra perfettamente con la stazione della funivia e offre piatti semplici, pensati dallo chef Alfio Ghezzi e cucinati con responsabilità, rispettando la stagionalità. Si prosegue lungo una larga strada sterrata a tornanti che conduce alla forcella Pradazzo (2220 m) in circa 40 minuti, e successivamente al Lago di Cavia (2102 m) e alla diga che lo delimita. Dal lago, si risale lungo il sentiero giallo-blu verso la zona delle Caviette, per poi dirigersi verso la stazione a valle della funivia Col Margherita, godendo di una splendida vista panoramica sulle vette circostanti.

Rifugi di riferimento:

  • Rifugio InAlto
  • Bar Col Margherita

Costabella – Passo San Pellegrino

Percorso facile, adatto anche per i bambini. Si parte dall’arrivo della seggiovia Costabella e si raggiunge la Baita Paradiso, ideale per una piacevole e gustosa sosta. Poi si prosegue diritto verso Val Tegnosa e ci si congiunge, dopo circa 40 minuti, alla strada che porta a Fuchiade. Qui, camminando tra bellissimi e caratteristici tabià, si può facilmente fare ritorno al Passo San Pellegrino.

Rifugi di riferimento:

  • Baita Paradiso
  • Rifugio Fuciade

Passo San Pellegrino – Valfredda – F.Rossa – Franzedas – F.Negher

L’escursione è impegnativa, ma molto panoramica. Si inizia presso il Rifugio Flora Alpina, raggiungibile comodamente dalla strada che porta dal Passo San Pellegrino a Falcade. Seguendo il sentiero n. 694, si arriva velocemente alla Valfredda, una graziosa vallata soleggiata con numerosi tabià ristrutturati e una splendida vista sul gruppo del Focobon.

Il sentiero sale dolcemente lungo la costa e poi diventa ripido fino a raggiungere, dopo circa un’ora, la forcella Forca Rossa (2490 m) così chiamata per il colore rosso della terra circostante.

Dalla forcella, si scende rapidamente nella valle sottostante di Franzedas fino a raggiungere un gruppo di malghe (Forca Rossa – Franzedas: 50 minuti). Da Franzedas, si deve prendere un sentiero che conduce in 15 minuti al segnavia n. 684; l’ascesa alla forcella Ghegaris (2030 m) è impegnativa a causa del ripido ghiaione. Dalla forcella, si arriva alla forcella di Franzei e, seguendo il sentiero n. 687, si giunge al grazioso Lach dei Negher e poi alla Forcella dei Negher (2286 m).

Si ritorna seguendo lo stesso percorso dell’andata.

Rifugio di riferimento:

  • Rifugio Flora Alpina
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Val Apua and the rock cliff

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Val Aupa starts from the pass of Cereschiatis, at 1066 meters above sea level, and it follows the flow of the Aupa stream it reaches the confluence with the Tagliamento at Moggio Udinese, at about 300 meters above sea level. It connects Pontebba with Moggio.

The rock is a compact limestone with notches and drops, sometimes a little washed out. Contrary to what one might think, the climbing style is quite physically demanding for a wall of this inclination and the fun is guaranteed!

 

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Alpe Adria cycle route

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Pontebba represents a crossing point on the Alpe-Adria cycle route, which from Austria crosses the border and leads to the sea Every year, in fact, during the summer, more and more experienced cyclists of all ages go as far as Gradoalong the 425 km that separate it from Salzburg

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  • Forest Sound Track

    The precious wood of the local picea abies (spruce) is especially fit for manufacturing stringed instruments. The precious wood of the local picea abies (spruce) is especially fit for manufacturing stringed instruments. This is 5.5 km trail (and the same for the way back) that leads to the slopes of Mount Nabois Piccolo, in a wonderful spruce wood. The trail has several access points. To walk it all, you have to start from the heart of Valbruna, near the Saisera Hotel. For a shorter trip, you can start from Saisera Hütte (where you will also find a parking place), Agriturismo Prati Oitzinger or Locanda Montasio. The trail is accurately signposted, including panels that describe the peculiar resonance properties of spruce wood and the complex art of making stringed instruments. Ideal for half day excursions.

  • Theme park and museum of the First World War

    The association “Quello che le Montagne Restituiscono” manages the homonymous museum of the First World War at the municipal headquarters in Piazza Garibaldi. Whiere thousands of artifacts found in the mountains of Friuli are exposed. The museum of the First World War of Pontebba is constantly updated and houses very important military items of daily life of the soldiers at the front. The association is responsible for organizing guided tours for tourists and takes care of the “Bombaschgraben” theme park of the Great War. The route highlights what remains of the outpost line and the first defensive line built by the Austro-Hungarian troops during the First World War.

  • The Krampus

    The Krampus are today linked to the tradition of San Nicolò, which is traditionally celebrated on the evening of December 5th. The ritual, typical of several countries in the Alps (Sudtirol, Friuli, Austria, Switzerland but also Germany, Hungary and the Czech Republic), is centered on the parade through the streets of the town ofSan Nicolò. In Friuli, the tradition is widespread in the Val Canale: in the area of Tarvisiano, Ugovizza, Malborghetto and Pontebba. San Nicolò, with a thick white beard, accompanied by angels, distributes sweets to the little ones and the good ones. Angry devils follow him: the krampus in search of evil children. As soon as the sun sets, San Nicolò disappears leaving the population at the mercy of the devils, who chasing people everywhere. he Krampus have scary masks; their clothes are worn and dirty. As they wander through the night they make grim noises, made by cowbells or horns. There are also “female” Krampus (the Krampas) also, however, personified by men. There are several rules to be followed in order to become part of a “Krampus Group”, among the main ones, that of never taking off your mask in public. The Krampus have scary masks; their clothes are tattered and dirty. While wandering in the night, they make gloomy noises from cowbells or horns. There are also ‘female’ Krampus (the Krampa) who are also, however, impersonated by men. There are several rules for joining a ‘Krampus group’, one of the main ones being never to take off your mask in public. There are several legends about the birth of this tradition. One of these recounts that in times of famine, boys from mountain villages, having disguised themselves and made themselves unrecognisable by using animal skins and horns, terrorised the inhabitants of neighbouring villages, robbing them of the supplies they needed for the winter. Soon, however, the boys realised that there was an impostor among them: it was the devil himself, who, taking advantage of his terrifying face, had introduced himself into the group, remaining recognisable only by his goat’s hoof-shaped feet. A bishop, Nicholas, was then called in to exorcise the terrible presence. From then on, having defeated the devil, the boys masked as devils continued to travel to neighbouring villages, no longer to plunder but to bring gifts accompanied by the figure of the bishop, the one who had defeated evil. The Friuli rite takes place on the first Sunday of December after the 5th in Tarvisio.

  • Monte Lussari

    The easternmost peaks of the Alps have been the natural border between the Latin, German and Slav worlds since time immemorial. Today, in a time of peace, they still speak the languages of these peoples and their valleys are places of friendship and cooperation. Attracting pilgrimsfrom three lands, the shrine of Monte Lussari, in the northeastern corner of Italy, is truly European and a symbol of this peaceful coexistence. According to ancient folklore, the sanctuary has its origins in 1360following a series of miraculous events: a shepherd found sheep from his flock kneeling around a bush. With amazement, he realised that a statuette of the Virgin and Child was at the centre of the bush. The shepherd gave it to the priest of Camporosso, but the following morning, the statue was found on Lussari with the kneeling sheep surrounding it again. The event repeated itself a third time. Having been informed, the Patriarch of Aquileia ordered that a chapel be built on the spot. There is no trace left of the original chapel; the current building is the result of the restoration and extension of a 16th Century building. The sanctuary is accessible by foot via the picturesque Sentiero del Pellegrino (Pilgrim’s Path) that winds through the forest of Tarvisio, or with the cable car from Camporosso. Mount Lussari is also famous among ski lovers for its exciting Di Prampero ski run that offers one of themost exciting descents in the region, while the Sentiero del Pellegrino is highly appreciated by trekking lovers. Ogni anno a marzo si svolge sulla pista il Lussarissimo: gara che allo sci alpino (slalom gigante parallelo più lungo del mondo) abbina anche le ciaspole (Ciaspolissima) e lo scialpinismo, con la gara vertical notturna Down Up.

  • Tarvisio

    Tarvisiois located on the edge of the homonymous forest, 30 km away from Pontebba, on the border with Austria and is an excellent destination for a half-day or full-day trip In addition to the lively city full of shops, bars and restaurants, you can find ski slopes for the whole family. The ski area includes 33 km of blue, red and black classified slopes with artificial snow and it is possible to sky by night on the “Di Prampero” slope (which descends from Mount Lussari). There are many circuits for everybody with varying degrees of difficulty. Even lovers of Nordic skiing will be satisfied, there are 60 km of trails, including the Arena dedicated to the Olympic champion Gabriella Paruzzi, used for international competitions. In Tarvisio, in addition to typically winter sports, you can enjoy trekking, walking in nature but it is also possible to Golf, as the “Golf Club Senza Confini” hosts a well-kept 18-hole course framed by the Millennial Forest. You will be surranded by the stunning Alpin flora and fauna.

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