I had heard from several friends that the trip to Lagazuoi was a once-in-a-lifetime experience, particularly in the winter for skiers. It didn't disappoint! While the slope back down to San Cassiano isn't particularly difficult or challenging (an easy descent for intermediate skiers), the views from this area of the Dolomites are truly spectacular. Part of the fun is the... More

Not the most comfortable of places for a night-stop but to be first onto the slopes from the Lagazuoi rifugio gives one the opportunity to ski on virgin piste with very few folks around. Sunset and sunrise from the mountain top are quite stunning.

Well worth a visit, great vies and lovely skiing, followed by being pulled along in a chain by the horses. Children love it.

My partner and I wanted to make the most of our one day excursion into Italy and wanted to do one special thing. I decided on the Lagazuoi lift as a nice surprise for my man, Bill. It is only one of two area lifts open late in the season and was not too far removed from our B&B in... More

Quick gondola ride up from Passo Falzarego is Little Lagazuoi where German and Italian troops dug tunnels and trenches and built bases. The views are spectacular and hikes down the mountain or trough tunnels in the dar are great fun.

We booked 1 night with the intention of walking the WW1 Tunnels but the weather gods decided to dump some snow the night before we arrived, so on the 1st day of Summer we were greeted on the deck of the Refuge covered in about two foot of snow.The views were out of this world, indescribable!The Refuge was lovely and... More

I am sure Lagazuoi is great for skiing, but I went in June and had a wonderful day exploring the World War One tunnels, and taking the Austrian Troop path down to the cable car station below this majestic mountain. I would recommend Lagazuoi to anyone who wants 360° views of the Dolomites including Marmalada, anyone who wants to understand... More

If you're planning to go to Cortina d'Ampezzo rather than Corvara, Alta Badia, do not miss Lagazuoi. You have to reach Passo Falzarego and then you take the slope to get to almost 3000 meters above the sea. From the arrival you will be shocked by the spectacular view: Tofane, Conturines, Civetta, Cristallo, Marmolada. Some of the most beautiful mountains... More