Parco naturale regionale delle Dolomiti d'Ampezzo

The park protects a large area within the Dolomite mountains, featuring dense forests, alpine meadows, and distinctive rock formations that define the landscape. The terrain spans several peaks and valleys connected by an extensive network of marked paths.

The protected area was established in 1990 and builds on centuries-old traditions of mountain communities in this region. Its management reflects long-standing local principles and practices that have governed the land for generations.

The region preserves Ladin heritage through traditional alpine practices and local customs visible in the mountain villages and pastures within the park. Seasonal festivals and local food traditions continue to shape life in this area.

The area offers year-round hiking opportunities, with summer lift access on several peaks that help reach higher elevations more easily. Accommodation and meals are available at mountain refuges distributed throughout the territory.

The territory includes several strictly protected nature reserves where certain activities are limited to preserve native flora and fauna in their natural state. These zones offer a glimpse of undisturbed alpine landscapes that remain relatively untouched.