View points

During the First World War, Lagazuoi (2.835 m) was the border between Veneto and South Tyrol, which at the time was part of the Habsburg monarchy. For this reason, Lagazuoi was a war front. Even today, it is still possible to see the caves from which the cannons were fired.
The greatest enemy of both sides was always the bitter cold that prevailed above 2,000 meters.
From Lagazuoi you can see the Fanes group, the Tofane, the Civetta, the Marmolata, the Sorapis, the Pelmo and so on.

Taking the Vallon chairlift, which starts a few meters from the top station of the Boè cable car in Corvara, you arrive at an exceptional view point at the foot of the Sella Group: Vallon (2539 meters).
Experienced skiers enjoy skiing down the Vallon slope, which is classified as black, and then continue on the Boé slope.

From the Bullaccia viewpoint (2176 meters), you can admire L' Alpe di Siusi, which at 56 km² is the largest plateau in Europe. In addition, you can see the mountains of the Dolomites such as Sassolungo, Sassopiatto and Sciliar.

The rifugio Fronza alle Coronelle (2337 meters) is located at the foot of the Catinaccio mountain range in a position to view the Latemar, Corno Nero and Corno Bianco, the Brenta-Cevedale Group, and the Austrian and Swiss Alps.

Eternal ice, iconic peaks and places of great history: this unmistakable mountain with its glacier is the queen of the Dolomites. Marmolada, at 3,343 meters high, is the highest peak in the Dolomites. From there you can enjoy breathtaking views.

A few meters above the top of the chair lift you can find a large viewing platform at the foot of the Pala di Santa (2315 meters), from which there is an incomparable view on the Latemar.

The viewpoint la Rosetta at 2700 meters can be reached by the la Rosetta cable car, and at the top a fantastic view awaits you where you can breathe in the fresh high mountain air.

At the top of the Col Margherita cable car (2550 meters), famous mountains such as the Creste di Costabella, Cima Uomo, Marmolada, Sorapiss, Pelmo, Civetta, the Pale di San Martino, and the long Lagorai chain can be admired.