can be reached from the Campolongo or Gardena mountain pass. Visitor's never regret following this curvy road to reach their destination since the spectacle of the surrounding landscape is truly a rare beauty. The rocks are bathed in shades ranging from pink to yellow, depending on the time of day, while the profiles of these peaks are unrivalled in the Alps. Various mountain enthusiasts come here each year in a sort of ritual pilgrimage to reach this destination. And in spite of the great number of visitors who come here each year the local people continue to treat guests with their gentle and discreet hospitality. People come here mostly for the sports, from more strenuous activities such as climbing to skiing at whatever pace suits you best. The entire valley offers great food, served in some of the best restaurants in the Dolomites.

the legendary Sella Ronda. A route that will take you through all 4 passes in one trip, without taking your skis of your feet. People come from all over the world to experience the thrill of these famous 40 km of slopes that connect Corvara, Arabba, Canazei and Selva, which take the fastest skiers just 5 hours to complete. But in order to get down these snowy slopes, which appeared to have been designed, it could easily take you an entire day, allowing you to enjoy this marvellous gift of nature up to the very end of your journey. There are lots of other activities to be enjoyed including hiking, mountain biking, trail rides on horseback, along with cross-country and downhill skiing which are sure to give you a workout.

restaurants. The rural dishes are prepared with an aristocratic flair with decisive flavours that are often served with a surprisingly delicate flavour. Foods from the forest, gnocchi (potato dumplings), ravioli, soups, wild game, polenta (corn porridge), sauerkraut, potatoes, mushrooms and incredibly rich wine lists will satisfy the most demanding gourmands while sending even the most exhausted guests off to bed with their bellies fully satisfied.