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Trekking on epic trails around Sass Dlacia

Where Dolomite peaks rise above quiet forests, your adventure starts at the doorstep. Camping Sass Dlacia is your basecamp for simple, human-powered exploration in one of the Dolomites’ most inspiring landscapes.

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At Camping Sass Dlacia trails begin right outside the campground, leading to forests, plateaus, and high ridges. Whether you’re exploring for a few hours or crossing entire mountain groups, the Dolomites offer pure, essential hiking.

How to

Simple tools for safer, smoother days on the trail

The Dolomites reward those who come prepared.

A few essentials make your hike safer and more enjoyable:

Dress in layers and carry a waterproof shell.
Wear sturdy hiking shoes with good grip.
Bring enough water, snacks, and a map or GPS device.
Start early for more stable weather and quieter trails.
Use trekking poles on steep or rocky sections.
Check the forecast before heading out.
Choose routes suited to your fitness and experience.
Carry extra insulation on higher, exposed terrain.
Protect your skin with high-SPF sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses.
Respect all signage, trail conditions, and protected areas.

Our tips

The mountains begin at your doorstep.

2 hours • 4.4 km • ±89 m • Easy

Malga Valparola

Follow the wide trail from Sass Dlacia to Malga Valparola (closed) for views beneath Settsass. Suitable for families, bikes, and strollers. Continue to Valparola Pass or return the same way.

4 hours • 15.5 km • ±688 m • Easy

Pralongià Hut Loop

A gentle loop across soft ridgelines and open meadows. Walk to Pralongià, continue to Rifugio Saraghes, and return to the camping. Ideal for relaxed days, families, and panoramic, feel-good hikings.

6.5 hours • 12 km • ±980 m • Medium

Lagazuoi Lake Fork

Climb through Col de Locia and across open pastures before ascending the rocky chute to Forcella del Lago. Descend to the turquoise lake, stop at Rifugio Scotoni, and loop back through Capanna Alpina to camp.

8 hours • 22.5 km • ±1,122 m • Medium

La Crusc Refuge

A long, varied traverse from Sass Dlacia to La Crusc, passing forests and panoramic ridges before descending toward La Villa and returning to camp. A memorable full-day adventure with classic Dolomite scenery.

8 hours • 21 km • ±1,424 m • Expert

Lavarella Summit

A challenging ascent through Col de Locia and Ju dal Ega to the rocky climb toward Lavarella. Cross Lè de Conturines and continue to the 3,054-meter summit for immense views. Suitable only for experienced hikers.

Long-distance trek through ancient legends

Explore the Alta Via nr. 1

Alta Via No. 1 is one of the Dolomites’ most legendary long-distance trails. Starting at the turquoise waters of Lake Braies, it crosses the wild Fanes-Senes-Braies plateau rising above Camping Sass Dlacia, then continues for 80 km across ridges and valleys. Reaching an altitude of 2,752 meters, it passes the most iconic mountains of the Dolomites: Lagazuoi, Tofana, Cinque Torri, Averau, Nuvolau, Pelmo, Civetta, and Moiazza, with welcoming mountain huts along the way.

Journey through 200 million years of history

The Dolomites UNESCO Geotrail

Beyond the classic High Routes, the Dolomites World Heritage Geotrail reveals the mountains’ geological story. Spanning four itineraries and 47 stages, it guides hikers through “geostops” that interpret the landscape. The route crosses Puez-Odle and Fanes-Senes-Braies Natural Parks, passing through Camping Sass Dlacia - an ideal stop before continuing toward Capanna Alpina and Fanes - tracing the evolution from ancient seas to today’s dramatic rock forms.