Both in Tofane and in all the Italian Dolomites, you will find incredible mountains that have become a great challenge for adventurers. Not every day you have a wide vertical fan and breathtaking views at your disposal. In addition to its great rock climbing routes ideal to enjoy in a multi-day trip, there are also simpler itineraries that will not take more than half a day.
Country code
+39
Currency
Euro
Language
Italian
Best time to visit
From June to September
Weather
Summers are hot, winters are very cold and dry and it is partly cloudy all year round. Temperatures generally vary from -5 °C to 29 °C and rarely drop to -9°C or rises more than 33 °C
How to get there
Cortina d'Ampezzo is accessible by bus and train. The nearest airports are those of Treviso and Venice Marco Polo. The city of Venice is 160 kilometers away. The train line that arrives at Cortina is the Venezia Santa Lucía-Calazo di Cadore. The most usual route to get to Cortina d'Ampezzo by car is the A27 highway that goes from Mestre to Belluno
The starting point for the ascent to Tofana di Rozes is usually the Dibona refuge. Its access is well signposted and runs along a narrow road that eventually becomes an unpaved road, but accessible to all types of vehicles. It is also the starting point for other excursions, ascents, climbing routes and via ferratas. As for the ascent routes to Tofana di Rozes, all of them are well signposted, so to follow the right path will not mean any problem, beyond paying attention to the signs. In any case, it is an adventure that requires technical knowledge and great physical resistance, so it is essential to be accompanied by a certified mountain guide
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