Discover Auronzo Di Cadore

The Camignada poi siè Refuge also marks a specific date in the calendar year. The various options differ in length, season and occasion—practical considerations for planning your trip.

Lakeside, town centre and routes

The 30-kilometre Auronzo-Misurina cycling and walking trail connects Lago di Santa Caterina in Auronzo with Lago di Misurina. The route is entirely unpaved and has no road crossings. Seasonal conditions may vary, so it is worth taking them into account when planning. As a shorter section, the approximately 15-kilometre route from Auronzo to Palùs San Marco is also suitable for families; it is a separate part of the longer connection.

In the town centre, architectural monuments made of light-coloured stone stand by the lake. An easy circular path goes around them and offers another way to explore the lakeside on foot. On Lago di Auronzo, you can explore the lake by kayak, rowing boat and pedal boat. Availability may vary by season.

Hiking, winter and a set event date

Trekking and summer hikes in the Marmarole massif can start directly from the town of Auronzo or its immediate surroundings. The Monte Agudo ski area has just under 20 kilometres of slopes and two chairlifts; it operates seasonally. The upper part of Monte Agudo, a spur of the Marmarole, reaches 1,585 metres and offers views of Auronzo town centre and the Tre Cime di Lavaredo. This places summer hikes and the seasonal ski offer side by side as distinct highlights.

The “Camignada poi siè Refuge” is a traditional, non-competitive mountain run covering 30 kilometres. It takes place on the first Sunday in August; check the date for the relevant year again before making plans. The route runs from Misurina via Rifugio Auronzo, Rifugio Lavaredo, Rifugio Locatelli, Rifugio Piani di Cengia, Val di Cengia and Val Marzon, then along the cycling trail to the finish in Auronzo di Cadore. The run thus links several named stops with a finish in town.

Activities with different points of reference

For the Fun Bob, the track starts next to the mountain station of the Taiarezze-Malon chairlift, at 1,361 metres above sea level. This specific starting point helps you decide whether the attraction suits your interests, without confusing it with the hiking or cycling routes.

The Tre Cime Adventure Park offers six courses at different heights for visitors of all ages. These include a play course for children aged 3 to 5; five more courses follow, and the most challenging reaches a height of 14 metres. The park also has a viewing platform 20 metres above the ground, with views of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo and the Dolomites. Age guidance, height differences and views are different aspects to consider when deciding whether the offer suits your trip.

Tourist information on site

IAT Auronzo provides tourist information, advice on hikes and activities, fishing permits and information about events. As service details may change, check in advance which services are currently offered if you have a specific need.

If you are looking for a hotel, it may help to decide first on your travel dates and main focus: the lake and routes, summer hikes, the seasonal ski area or the date of the Camignada. This will help you consider the town’s offerings in terms of the activities that actually matter for your trip.

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