Summer Season at Cortina d'Ampezzo

As the snow melts, Cortina d'Ampezzo reveals its equally spectacular summer persona, becoming a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. The dramatic rock formations of the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage site, provide a stunning backdrop for an endless array of activities. Hiking trails range from leisurely strolls suitable for families along valley floors to challenging multi-day treks, including sections of the famous Alta Via routes, leading to iconic rifugi and panoramic viewpoints. Mountain biking and e-biking thrive on a vast network of dedicated paths and old military roads, while adrenaline junkies can tackle renowned via ferratas and world-class rock climbing routes. The crystal-clear alpine lakes, such as Lago di Sorapiss and Lago di Braies (a short drive away), offer serene spots for reflection or paddleboarding. Cultural events, open-air concerts, and markets enliven the town, and golf enthusiasts can enjoy a spectacular 9-hole course with unparalleled views. Cortina in summer combines rugged adventure with elegant relaxation, making it ideal for those who appreciate both natural grandeur and refined leisure.