Roberto

Is your equipment ok? It's a perfect day! Let's go...

You need: Skipass DolomitiSuperski to ski between different districts of the ring and to get advantage from the minibus ski service for your transportation to and from the slopes
(towing with horses and Taxi-bus will be charged)
Advisable: Photographic Camera ; )
Level: the tour is for all those skiers of medium level, adults and children. (ski, telemark, snowboard)
Duration: full day
(starting early morning and coming back when ski slopes close)

Do not miss the possibility to make a wonderful trip on ski through the Dolomites in an uncomparable Carousel of natural beauty.
The proposed itineary is the wonderful Giro della Grande Guerra (Tour of the World War) starting from Selva di Cadore going through itineraries where glorious battles have been held in places which are eternal symbols of the First World War. First of all the Col di Lana and others such as the Passo Falzarego, the Lagazuoi, the Marmolada, passing by famous dolomitic groups such as the Civetta the Pelmo the Tofane,... you will find yourselves on the top of a mountain contemplating breathtaking panoramas and then skiing near lakes and never ending woods. You will remain enchanted from the natural show of the frozen falls of Armentarola or of the Serrai of Sottoguda.
The Tour is well signposted and develops through various ski districts linked together by rope ski installations or through skibus.

In this section you will find pictures taken during a tour with friends in the Giro della Grande Guerra anticlockwise. We started from Santa Fosca (Selva di Cadore) next to Hotel Nigritella.

Use the control panel below to see the tour in succession; if you like you can change pictures by clicking on the camera icon

Many thanks to Mr Bernardi (Director of Hotel Nigritella in Selva di Cadore) to Andy and his nice friends.


N.B. The proposed photos are only an indication of the tour of the Grande Guerra. The tour has in fact many variables, lots of places where to stop and unnumerable panoramas.