Val Montanaia, located in the Friulian Dolomites, boasts a unique panorama. Starting from the Rifugio Padova it is possible, with a walk of a considerable difference in altitude, to reach its bell tower of the same name, also called the “petrified scream”.

• Fun for the kids!
• Find lots of animals to learn about
• Discover medicinal and aromatic plants

Walk in the company of alpacas along a path in the woods to reach a wildlife park.
Once you arrive at the park, a guided tour will follow the many animals present including owls, roe deer, goats, peacocks and much more. This will be followed by a visit to the area of ​​medicinal and aromatic plants.

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From Lorenzago it is possible to reach the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, in a few minutes by car. The routes in this area offer breathtaking views not to be missed, suitable for foreign hikers but also suitable for those who want to experience the true essence of the Dolomites.

The circular itinerary to reach the Vaccari bivouac starts from the car park in Borbe near the cross-country ski run.
Continue in the direction of the forest through the dirt road to then take path 326 which proceeds at altitude towards the Cridola Valley, first passing through a beech forest and then turning into a mountain path on some tongues of scree.
The 326 then crosses the path that rises from the valley and gradually increases in altitude along the rocks, always keeping to the orographic right. The path then crosses a source of drinking water in the Aganasse area, always on the right there are the red signs that lead to the rocks just below the Vaccari bivouac. Up to here the travel time is around 3/3:30. The ring continues climbing the Cridola fork behind the bivouac along the orographic left of the scree. Once you reach the fork, you descend on the Friuli side, thus sweeping the view over Carnia. The path here descends and then climbs up a little to the Fossiana pass, from here on you continue along Val de la Tora up to the Mauria pass, the dirt road to the left of the state road then leads to Borbe and the car park.

Born in 1988 by the local CAI section, it rises among the coniferous woods for approximately 12 km. The path, adjacent to the Mirabello villa, was traveled several times by Saint John Paul II and since 2006 along the route there have been capitals with phrases pronounced by the Pope during his stays in Lorenzago.

Built around the 1960s by the Bishop of Treviso Monsignor Antonio Mistrorigo, as his summer residence, it hosted the Holy Father John Paul II in 1987, 1988, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1998, and Pope Benedict XVI in 2007.

The house cannot be visited but it is possible to walk around it along the paths followed by the Popes.

It is a space surrounded by trees in the immediate vicinity of the Villetta di Mirabello, dedicated to the simple and profound spirituality that characterizes mountain people, as was the peculiarity of Saint John Paul II. Work of the Regional Forestry Services on the initiative of the Municipal Administration, it was inaugurated on 24 August 2014 by the Cardinal Secretary of State, the Venetian Pietro Parolin. In this space, subject to authorization from the Parish, Holy Masses can be celebrated remembering this Saint who helped the world enter the third millennium.

• The beauty of snow in the woods!
• Walking with the horse on the snowy paths!
• Discover fenettone with us!

Tasty breakfast at a historic pastry shop in Santo Stefano di Cadore. The tasting of the only hay-based panettone, the fenettone, is expected, accompanied by a hot drink and a juice to start the day gloriously.
Afterwards, transfer to the nearby farm for a pleasant walk in the woods on horseback.

The duration of the experience at the farm will be 1 hour and 30 minutes.

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Learn together with the dairy master the techniques of preparing cheese from milk to the finished product! You will be able to enjoy the fresh products you make!

• The cheese of the Dolomites!
• An unforgettable experience!
• Taste your ricotta!

The start of the experience is at 9:00 am with a briefing on the day (duration 30 minutes), then we move on to the production room for about an hour and a half / two hours producing a batch of cheese and a batch of ricotta.
Participants will then be accompanied to the tasting room for a report on the work carried out and for an aperitif with tastings of the cheeses produced.
Each customer will have the opportunity to take home a ricotta produced by themselves!

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Il bosco del Parco dei sogni si trova a Lorenzago di Cadore in provincia di Belluno, meta turistica scelta anche dal Papa Giovanni Paolo II.
La zona vanta di un bel panorama; lungo il sentiero si possono incontrare caprioli e scoiattoli. Inoltrandosi nel bosco si arriva ad uno stagno vicino al quale in una piccola grotta naturale è stata deposta una statuetta della Madonna. Tutto il percorso, attorniato da tantissimi abeti e larici, è facilmente percorribile in mountain bike. All’entrata del parco c’è il torrente che in dialetto viene chiamato “Rin de la Cros“, affluente del torrente Piova, il più grande dei comuni di Vigo e Lorenzago.