Discover Mareson-Pecol: Walking Trails, Church Art and Ski Civetta

If you are looking for a hotel in Mareson-Pecol, different travel interests may shape your choice: walking trails with distinct characteristics, church art and local history, and the ValdiZoldo Ski Area as part of Ski Civetta. First consider whether a particular trail, historic buildings or the range of ski runs matters most for your trip. The following information compares these topics and helps you tailor your stay to your own plans.

Church Art and Local History

In the Church of San Valentino in Mareson, the Santa Croce Chapel contains an altar carved by Andrea Brustolon, depicting the Deposition of Christ. The same church has a bell tower with an onion dome: it was built in 1765 and shows the influence of the architect Juvarra. The historic center of Mareson has numerous sights, including a church, old houses and Tabià. There is also a restored historic lime kiln at La Grava. In the past, lime was burned there for use in buildings in Mareson and Pecol.

Walking Trails with Different Highlights

An easy, flat woodland route connects Mareson and Pecol via Palma. La strada del fieno is an almost flat, easy walking trail and is also suitable for families with strollers. Seasonal ground conditions on this route may vary, so take them into account when planning. The distinction is useful when choosing: the woodland route connects the two villages, while La strada del fieno is specifically suitable for families with strollers.

To Laghetto delle Fertaze

The small lake Laghetto di Žarnadoi is also known as Laghetto delle Fertaze. Above Mareson, the trail marked CAI 498A starts on Provincial Road 251, opposite Hotel Corona, and leads to the lake. There are fire pits, tables and benches by the lake, making it a suitable spot for a picnic. Trail markers, surface conditions and picnic facilities may change. Before setting out, check the current signs and trail conditions, as well as the facilities if they are important to your plans.

Ski Civetta and a Festival Program

The ValdiZoldo Ski Area is part of the Ski Civetta ski area. It has 72 kilometers of ski runs at elevations between 1,300 and 2,100 meters and is the largest ski area in Veneto. These figures give an idea of the ski area's scale. The number of runs and connections may change, so check the current information on ski runs when making specific plans.

In the 2026 festival program, the event “Gelato e Musica” was part of the “Arte e Musica tra Pelmo e Civetta” festival. The event in Mareson included a public demonstration of how artisanal ice cream is made and a tasting. Dates and availability may vary. If you would like to include an event in your travel plans, check the dates and program in advance.

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View the overview of the wider area: Belluno.