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Val di Fassa Trek ( 4 days )
Duration: 4 days
Trails: T3 trails
Distance: 0 - 10 km per day
Ascent per day: 500 - 1000 m ascent per day
> Trek through the iconic peaks of the Catinaccio Group
> Marvel at the turquoise waters of Lake Antermoia
> Reach the Santnerpasshütte and take in breathtaking views
The Val di Fassa Trek is a 4-day adventure deep in the heart of the Dolomites. Starting from Campitello di Fassa, the trail winds through alpine meadows and high mountain passes, revealing spectacular views of the region’s most famous peaks. Along the way, you’ll cross the Rosengarten Group, admire the crystal-clear Lago di Antermoia, and take on summits like Col Rodella (2,484 m) and Col de Ciampac (2,316 m).
Each evening, a cosy mountain hut (rifugio) awaits, offering warm hospitality and hearty Ladin cuisine as part of your half-board stay. This trek blends exciting climbs, peaceful pastures, and thrilling descents, with plenty of moments to pause and witness the magic of the Enrosadira—when the Dolomite peaks glow pink at sunrise and sunset.
From rugged limestone ridges to quiet alpine valleys, this 4-day journey through Val di Fassa is more than just a hike—it’s an experience you’ll never forget.
Itinerary
Day
1
Campitello di Fassa- Rifugio Des Alpes - Rifugio Antermoia
Duration: 05:15 h
Distance: 12.2 km
Ascent: 770 m
Descent: 660 m
The journey begins in Campitello di Fassa, where the Col Rodella cable car offers a swift ascent to Col Rodella (2,485 m). This panoramic ride saves time and energy while offering breathtaking views of the Dolomites. Upon reaching the top station, a short and scenic walk leads to Rifugio Des Alpes, a perfect place to pause and take in the stunning surroundings of the Sassolungo massif and the Sella Group.
From here, the trail winds through rocky landscapes and alpine meadows, gradually leading into the heart of the Val Duron valley. As you ascend, the terrain becomes more rugged, and the scenery more dramatic, with towering peaks and glacial lakes setting the stage for the next highlight of the trek. By evening, you'll reach the iconic Rifugio Antermoia, nestled near the emerald waters of Lago d’Antermoia, where a warm meal and a cozy refuge await—preparing you for the adventures ahead.
Rifugio Antermoia
Day
2
Rifugio Antermoia - Rifugio Vajolet
Duration: 04:50 h
Distance: 9 km
Ascent: 660 m
Descent: 930 m
Today's trek culminates at the famous Rifugio Vajolet. Starting near the turquoise waters of Lake Antermoia, the trail climbs gently through rugged terrain. This alpine lake, framed by sheer cliffs, provides a picturesque backdrop to start your day.
As the climb steepens, dramatic peaks, including the imposing Kesselkogel (3,004m), dominate the skyline, offering a sense of isolation and awe. Over the Lausa Pass, the trail descends through rocky terrain into a peaceful valley, eventually reaching Lago Secco, a tranquil spot ideal for a short break.
The last part of the route crosses the Passo delle Pope and climbs gradually along rocky paths to the Rifugio Vajolet. The day ends with a panoramic view of the iconic Vajolet Towers, a striking symbol of the Dolomites.
Rifugio Vajolet
Day
3
Rifugio Vajolet - (via Rifugio Passo Santner) - Rifugio Gardeccia
Duration: 04:15 h
Distance: 7.8 km
Ascent: 680 m
Descent: 960 m
This stage follows an exciting Z-shaped route to the Rifugio Gardeccia (1,949m), with a detour to the panoramic Rifugio Santner (2,734m), perched on a dramatic ridge overlooking the Rosengarten Group. The steep ascent follows a narrow path up to the pass, where the wide, amphitheatre-like basin of the Gartl comes into view.
After enjoying the view, descend past the Rifugio Vajolet and turn south towards the refuge for the night. The terrain gradually flattens out as the path passes through lush meadows beneath the cliffs of the Catinaccio.
At the Rifugio Gardeccia you can relax and, if the weather is good, see the fascinating optical phenomenon of the Dolomites glowing (Enrosadira in Ladin). When the sun goes down, the Dolomites are bathed in pink, violet, red and orange, an unforgettable end to a spectacular day!
Rifugio Gardeccia
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