Laresei – Laresei Mountain Hut

A short walk with views of the Dolomites

TECHNICAL DATA

Route length: 0,8 km
Total elevation gain: N/D
Maximum elevation: 2.260 m
Minimum elevation: 1.200 m
Estimated duration: 0:15 hours
Starting point: Falcade – Molino
Ending point: Falcade – Molino
Difficulty: low

LIFTS & LIFT PASSES

MOLINO – LE BUSE CABLE – CAR (round trip)
LE BUSE – LARESEI CHAIRLIFT (round trip)

TOUR DESCRIPTION

From the top of the Le Buse-Laresei’s chairlift, a pleasant scenic walk along a dirt track leads to “Pradazzo'”s peak and the “Laresei”‘s mountain hut.

Return via the same route.

The route runs along mixed-use paths that are also used by mountain bikes and e-bikes. You are therefore advised to keep to the right and always be mindful of other trail users.

WHAT TO EXPECT ALONG THE ROUTE

Landscapes along the way

Focobon, Mulaz, Cima Pradazzo, Col Margherita, Creste di Costabella, Cima Uomo, Cime d’Auta, Civetta, Agner

Who is it recommended for?

Suitable for everyone, including families with children (accessible with pushchairs)

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE TOUR

Sights not to be missed

WHERE TO EAT

Along the route, you’ll find several mountain huts and alpine pastures where you can stop for a short break or enjoy some excellent traditional local dishes:

“Ski Stop!” Ski Bar – Molino
“Gigio Picol” Mountain Hut – Le Buse
“Malga Le Buse” Mountain Hut- Le Buse
“Laresei” Mountain Hut

USEFUL INFORMATION

How to get to the starting point

Falcade can be reached from Moena (Fassa Valley), from San Pellegrino Passo or from Agordo (BL)

Trail types

Lifts, dirt road

RECOMMENDED PERIODS

The tour is accessible from early June to the end of September

USEFUL FAQs

Is it family-friendly?
Yes, accessible with pushchairs
Do I need a Lift Pass?
Yes
How long does it take to complete?
0:15 hours
Are there places to eat and drink along the route?
Yes, In Molino there is the “Ski Stop!” Ski Bar; in Le Buse there is the “Gigio Picol” Mountain Hut and the “Malga Le Buse” Mountain Hut; and at the chairlift top station, the “Laresei” Mountain Hut