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Hiking · The Belluno Dolomites

From Sant'Uberto to Malga Ra Stua, in winter too

An easy climb on a forest road, in the Dolomiti d'Ampezzo Nature Park, to the meadows of an alpine dairy farm serving cheeses and traditional dishes.

Difficulty
T Tourist
Length
5.8 km
Elevation gain
+190 m / −190 m
Time
2–2.5 hours round trip
Route
Out and back
Altitude
1484–1698 m
Season
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
1 km
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Why go

Because it is one of the easiest walks around Cortina, and in winter, with snow, it becomes a snowshoeing classic.

Practical information

Start
Sant'Uberto, on the Alemagna road north of Cortina
Finish
Malga Ra Stua; back the same way
Best time
All year; in winter with snowshoes or microspikes
Parking
Car park at Sant'Uberto.
By public transport
Bus from Cortina towards Dobbiaco (Sant'Uberto stop, check the timetable).
Water
At the malga.
Shade
Woodland in the first part.
Huts and refreshments
Malga Ra Stua (seasonal opening, winter included).
With children
Yes.

Dolomiti d'Ampezzo Nature Park: notices and closures ↗

Weather at the start

The forecast for the next 7 days at this spot: sky, temperatures, rain and wind.

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What to see on the route and nearby

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