Val di Fiemme

The Val di Fiemme (Fiemme Valley) includes 15 villages subdivided in 11 municipalities, among which Cavalese and Predazzo are the principal. The other develop along the 35 km of the valley; they are Ziano, Panchià, Stretched, Varena, Daiano, Carano, and Castello-Molina.
The Val di Fiemme is a real open air museum. In fact centres of a certain suggestion thanks to the wall paintings that adorn the houses do not lack. Around the XVIIIth century, the valley gave to life to its own painting school, with and influences from Venice and Brixen, with the contribution of numerous artists, among whom Cristoforo Unterberger.
To conserve, to improve and to take a rational advantage of the forests are the fundamental principles of the Magnificent Community of Fiemme, an organism that manages 20.000 hectares divided among 9 municipalities of the valley.

The valley is the paradise of the wilderness. The south slope of the Lagorai range, in fact, is one of the most integral zones with no settlements in the Alps. Recently some lynxes have been seen here.
In summer there is a large choice of possible excursions at a low or high altitude that. The thick path net reminds us old events of the great war. Among the most beautiful areas we find the Venegia Valley, inside the Park Paneveggio-Pale di San Martino, spotted by mountain barns. A goal absolutely to reach is Fort Dossaccio. The most famous shelters are the Baita Segantini and the Torre di Pisa, on the Latemar.
The lovers of riding will find in Val di Fiemme a point of reference, with equipped sport centers that organize excursions and raid. Those who instead prefer the bike shouldn't miss the mountain-bike way "Marcialonga" down in the valley. In winter the main ski areas are three: Ski Center Latemar, Alpe Cermis, Bellamonte-Alpe di Lùsia. A fourth area, in common with San Martino di Castrozza, is that of Passo Rolle. Numerous are also the cross country tracks.