Difficulty: easy-medium

From ss 251 road after the Palafavera Campsite, a little military road marked 564 (closed to cars) branches off to the west leads to the Casera Pioda. From here, follow the good mule-track marked 556 which goes up to the wide sparse pastureland to the rifugio Sonino. (In summer Is it possible to take a chairlift from Palalfavera to Col dei Dof near Casera Pioda) At the Rifugio Sonino al Coldài begins one of the most majestic stretches of the Alta Via n.1; it is not particularly tiring and presents no difficulties, and it includes the opportunity to see the great northern wall of the Civetta, the “Wall to end all Walls”, the Wand der Wände, as it is called by the Germans, who are great lovers of this mountain.
Travel time 1.30 h

Difficulty: medium

From the rifugio coldai (see above),you go up in a short time to the Forcella Coldài,2191m, and descend the opposite side down the gravelly basin right on to the banks of the pretty Lago Coldài, 2143m, which reflects the bold rock walls above. Going round the west bank of the lake you go up to the Forcella di Col Negro, 2203m, from where there is a magnificent view of the Torre Alleghe at the peak of the Civetta. Now the path goes down a little into the Val Civetta proper, ignoring the traces which lead in the direction of the walls which are clearly visible from here, superb and striking. Then, from the hollow at 2030m, the path goes up again to the wide Forcella del Col Reàn, 2107m. Just before the saddle path n.563 takes off to the right (north-west) and leads, aftera brief climb, to the Rifugio “Attilio Tissi”, 2250m, almost at the top of the Col Reàn, from where there is an incomparable view over the Lago di Alleghe to the north-west and the huge Civetta to the east.
Travel time 3.30-4 h from Palafavera
                                               1.30-2 h from rif. Coldai

Difficulty: easy

from Staulanza pass following the path 472 and going around the Pelmo in clockwiseway. The central way is surrounded by the southern scree of the north wall of Monte Pelmo
Travel time 1h.

Difficulty: easy

from Duran Pass by mule track. The path is part of ALTA VIA n.1, easy and scenic.
Travel time 45 min.

Difficulty: medium

It is reachable from different places, we give you the 2 alternatives closer to us:
Starting From the staulanza pass (4km from the hotel),after a small climb, the path develops calm up and down of pastures to arrive to the hut at m.1946
Travel time 2/ 2.30h

Difficulty: medium

Starting from "Coi" (2 km from the hotel), take the pathway CAI 473 until the rifugio Venezia
Travel time 2/2.30h

Difficulty: for expert
Lunghezza: 34,31 km

We start from Hotel EDELWEISS in Mareson and on an asphalt road we climb back up to the village of Coi, just out of the conglomerate of houses we abandon the asphalt to find a dirt road marked 473; then once we pass Casere it becomes 498, on this stretch we come to the famous “ Conconi Wall” from the first editions of the Civetta Superbike event, with its 22% altitude change in a little more than 600 metres of length, an impressively challenging stretch that will take us up another 468 m until we come to a crossroads with a single track with a rough, rocky surface, that will take us to Palafavera down a quite harsh, very difficult tract until we pass the namesake camping grounds.
We are at the 1511 m of the flat plain for Palafavera and we take the dirt road from the parking lot in front of the chair lift towards Val Posedera for a light climb over 3.3 km and a 193 m altitude difference on first a dirt road and then a path in the woods with an insidious surface that will bring us to the asphalt under the dairy malga Boi Vescovà, which we pass on a slight uphill; right after there is a short, more challenging stretch until we get to the point at Col Fioret (1832 m). From here a few hundred metres separate us from Prà della Costa from where we head down towards Val d’Aier for about 1.5 km with quite a challenging negative altitude change of -205 m, a descent with a couple of very technical and complicated passages. After passing the “Strente” point we head towards our next objective, “the village of Fernazza“ about 1.4 km away with -70 m altitude change. Passing this we continue the descent on the same trail and after covering about six hundred metres we come to the hamlet of Coi. Now we are on the home stretch, only 700 metres at 9% in descent over asphalt and dirt to get to Corso Venezia in Alleghe, we pass the Ice Arena to take the lakeside route to where it merges onto Corso Italia, where first we turn right towards the centre; next to the municipal building we take the uphill community road that goes up to Piani di Pezzè pedalling on asphalt for 5.23 km with a 496 m change in altitude, a 9,5% incline that is long and hard, passing through some houses in Frena and Coi, past the arrival station for the cable car lift, from the parking lot we take a slight downhill towards the point of Fontanabona enjoying a few hundred basically flat metres. Passing the namesake refreshment bar, from 1462 m we pedal up along a difficult climb that in 2.84 km will take us to 1827 m at F.lla Alleghe with an average 13% gradient on a stretch so hard to climb by bicycle that it is called “ the Civetta Wall”; It is about 400 metres with a steep incline close to 24%, and is recognisable due to the surface, which is dirt and old, decayed asphalt. Once we get over the wall the inclines are a little easier to Forcella; when we come off the other side we head right towards the dairy malga Pioda a few metres away and we start descending again following an easy, fun dirt road with a little slippery surface towards our next objective, the village of Pecol Vecchio, then we follow the dirt road marked 564 and get to the junction for Redolet, we take the single track on the right and go down for 1.6 km covering the challenging -338 m of altitude change paying close attention to the highly technical passage at the end of the descent; if you take on this descent after a rainy day the surface could be insidiously muddy and slippery. We are just outside the conglomerate of Pecol Vecchio and we go right to go up to Pian del Crep, a place at an altitude of 1741 m and we follow the dirt road for 3.55 km and 346 m climb, that is an average incline of 9,7% with some passages that are quite hard and sometimes complicated due to the road surface. When we arrive at scenic Pian del Crep we head downhill towards Mareson, our next point; first we go down the “Cristellin” ski slope over gravel and grass and then we pass on to a challenging path through a forest until we arrive to the bottom of the valley after riding negative - 416 metres of altitude chang.