High Way No. 1 Dolomiti

The Alta Via delle Dolomiti no. 1 runs from north to south along a route of about 125 km and 7,300 m of positive elevation gain.
It starts from Lake Braies and ends in the city of Belluno, crossing the heart of the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The basic route is on trails that are not particularly challenging for a good hiker, moreover always equipped in the most difficult sections. Along the way there are numerous traditional huts and refuges to lean on as refreshment and overnight stops.
For the more experienced hikers, some alternatives to the classic route are offered, with variants consisting of more technical and challenging hikes because they take via ferrata routes or climb to touch the historical peaks of the various groups.


Stages
Lake Braies - Biella Refuge
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Biella Refuge - Fanes Refuge
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Fanes Hut - Lagazuoi Refuge
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Lagazuoi Refuge - Cinque Torri Refuge
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Cinque Torri Refuge - Croda da Lago Refuge
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Croda da Lago Refuge - Staulanza Pass Refuge
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Staulanza Pass Refuge - Tissi Refuge
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Tissi Refuge - Carestiato Refuge
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Carestiato Refuge - Sommariva Pramperét Refuge
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Sommariva Pramperét Refuge - Pian de Fontana Refuge
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Pian de Fontana Refuge - 7th Alpine Refuge
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7th Alpine Refuge - Belluno
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