Serrai di Sottoguda
Serrai di Sottoguda
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The Gorge of Serrai di Sottoguda, Temple of Nature, is a picturesque gorge cut into the rock with cliffs over 100 meters. In this gorge you will find various waterfalls. In addition, for 13 times the stream intersects with the bridges. The route is about 2.5 km. The site is located between the village of Sottoguda, wonder of the Dolomites and the Marmolada, the Queen of the Dolomites.Why shoul I pay for it?In order to have access to the gorge, in the daytime, a contribution from visitors is requested. The aim of this contribution is the enhancement of the site so that it is maintained and improved. The site is managed by the Consortium Marmolada, not-for-profit consortium. This consortium, with clear arrangements with the municipality of Rocca Pietore ensures that 100% of the gain is allocated to the Serrai di Sottoguda and the Municipality of Rocca Pietore with maintenance and improvement works. Each year we proceed with the safety of the walls, with the change and maintenance of fences, are also maintained clean the Serrai and most of the paths of the town of Rocca Pietore and much more. The staff is also local and from Agordino.Being opposed to this it means to be opposed to the maintenance of the site and to its improvement.
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Qamer_Zia
Frankfurt, Germany1,415 contributions
Jul 2019
Sadly it was closed for an unspecified period due to damage caused by floodings in late 2018. Not sure if it has been fully restored by now. The surrounding area was quite beautiful though.
Written December 25, 2019
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Mihai Moiceanu
Brasov, Romania19 contributions
Sep 2018
Worth visit the Gorge but also the village Sottogouda. Beutiful houses, like a living museum and also excellent gift shops.
Written May 19, 2019
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Marian_Ksenak
Liberec, Czech Republic20 contributions
Jan 2019 • Couples
Intended to visit the place in the end of january 2019, but the access path is closed.
Obviously, we didnt break the law and didnt get past closed gate... ;)
Obviously, we didnt break the law and didnt get past closed gate... ;)
Written February 5, 2019
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werdlerswereld
Amsterdam, The Netherlands888 contributions
Jul 2018 • Couples
This gorge is one of the highlights of the regio and an easy walk. Forget the weird tourist train that does not add anything to the experience
Written August 16, 2018
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Adrian G
Island of Malta, Malta470 contributions
Jul 2018 • Couples
Serrai di Sottoguda is a canyon formed by earthquake and water erosion. You can reach it either through Malga Ciapela or Rocca Pietore at the other end. This is a walk of about 2 kms in serene surroundings with a rushing stream alongside.
The wives opted to use the mini train whilst we walked. The first part from malga ciapela is downhill. There are a couple of small caves, a niche with a madonna, a small chapel and wildflowers. This makes for a pleasant walk and you can visit the village of Sottoguda at the end. There is a small entrance fee to use the path, proceeds are used for upkeep.
The wives opted to use the mini train whilst we walked. The first part from malga ciapela is downhill. There are a couple of small caves, a niche with a madonna, a small chapel and wildflowers. This makes for a pleasant walk and you can visit the village of Sottoguda at the end. There is a small entrance fee to use the path, proceeds are used for upkeep.
Written August 15, 2018
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alex s
London, UK56 contributions
Jan 2018 • Friends
This walk is a great short excursion both by day and night. We did a torchlight walk in the evening organised by the local ski school which was great fun and only 5 euros (incluing mulled wine at the end) and visited in the day and watched the ice climbers. amazing frozen waterfalls on an easy sign posted path from Malga Ciapela to Sottoguda. Want to come back in the summer and combie this with the cable car to top of Marmolada...amazing.
Written February 5, 2018
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אריאלה פ
Budapest, Hungary139 contributions
Sep 2017 • Family
This great place of nature was extremly excelent place for walk,take pictures,and enjoy nature gave by god.
we walked one side from malga ciapela to sottoguda
and came back with the little train.we also took a walk at the smalk village of sottoguda.which was very beatuful and look the pepole take care of area.
we walked one side from malga ciapela to sottoguda
and came back with the little train.we also took a walk at the smalk village of sottoguda.which was very beatuful and look the pepole take care of area.
Written September 3, 2017
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Thank you אריאלה פ !
Written September 10, 2017
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Morten J
Virum, Denmark107 contributions
Aug 2017 • Family
We walked up and down this canyon. Its very impressive with the tall mountains sides, and the flowing river. Good for kids aswell. (6 and 9 years)
Written August 14, 2017
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Thank you Morten J!
Written August 24, 2017
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WimJAR
Oldebroek, The Netherlands421 contributions
Jul 2017 • Couples
Nice walk of 2 km through the canyon of Sottoguda The canyon walls get closer and closer the longer you walk. Interesting side parts are for instance the ice waterfall (although in summer just some water :) ) the Madonna and the little church.
For those who cannot walk the 2 km, there is also a touristic train
For those who cannot walk the 2 km, there is also a touristic train
Written August 9, 2017
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Thank you WimJAR!
Written August 24, 2017
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TizianaDF-86
Brescia, Italy72 contributions
Jul 2017
Really nice place! The walk down from Malga Ciapela is easy to do and truly spectacular, it's relaxing and the unique view is amazing.
Written July 10, 2017
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Carlo C
33 contributions
Buongiorno, vorrei sapere se la pista ciclopedonale da Sottoguda a Caprile e poi fino ad Alleghe è transitabile da carrozzine per disabili e da passeggini normali (non da trekking). La pavimentazione consente il transito a questi mezzi? La tempesta Vaia ha determinato interruzioni? Grazie
Giulia
Parma, Italy9 contributions
Volevo sapere se attualmente il sentiero è percorribile. Grazie
Graziella R
Casatenovo, Lombardia, Italy31 contributions
Vorrei sapere se la zona è agibile e se il trenino funzione ancora.
Inoltre si può fare anche a piedi? Se si com'è il percorso è quanto e lungo?
Grazie in anticipo
Graziella
Rocca Pietore Marmolada Dolomites
Rocca Pietore, Italy2 contributions
Buongiorno Sig.ra Graziella,
la ringrazio per la sua cortese richiesta.
Purtroppo i Serrai di Sottoguda rimangono chiusi al pubblico per questa stagione estiva a causa degli ingenti danni riportati a seguito dell'alluvione che ha colpito il nostro territorio lo scorso ottobre 2018.
Al momento non siamo a conoscenza della data di riapertura, l'aspettiamo per una visita non appena il parco ritornerà fruibile in tutta la sua bellezza.
Un cordiale saluto da Sottoguda
per il Consorzio Turistico Marmolada - Anna Davare
Il percorso è attualmente percorribile dopo il disastro che c’è stato ?
aminavagante
Italy83 contributions
Il percorso dei Serrai di Sottoguda è attualmente chiuso al pubblico come da ordinanza comunale a causa dei danni riportati a seguito dell'alluvione dello scorso ottobre 2018.
_13_AnnMary
Italy117 contributions
E' adatta anche a bambini in passeggino?
Rocca Pietore Marmolada Dolomites
Rocca Pietore, Italy2 contributions
Buon pomeriggio Sig.ra AnnMa, la ringrazio per la sua cortese richiesta. Il percorso dei Serrai di Sottoguda è interamente asfaltato e si snoda tra i villaggi di Sottoguda e Malga Ciapela per 2.5 km com un dislivello di 200 metri. Nella speranza di esserle stata utile, le porgo cordiali saluti. Per il Consorzio Turistico Marmolada - Anna
Salve... Ci possiamo entrare con il mio cane... Naturalmente a piedi in estate?? Grazie a chi mi risponde...
luciana
Luino, Italy24 contributions
Non saprei ma... ho visto che c’è un sito per le info e tariffe
nonnofelice53@libero.it
San Marco di Resana, Italy15 contributions
Ciao, nonnofelice53. Cosa desideri sapere su questa attrazione?
EricaB_76
Venice, Italy3 contributions
Buongiorno,
sono necessarie le ciaspole? o bastano dei scarponcini da tekking/neve?
Vi ringrazio per una risposta.
Erica
Rocca Pietore Marmolada Dolomites
Rocca Pietore, Italy2 contributions
Buongiorno,
in inverno i Serrai sono abbastanza battuti e percorribili con scarponcini da trekking adeguati.
Chiaramene le condizioni possono variare in base al meteo, quindi la invito a contattare direttamente l'Ufficio Turistico prima di partire al 0437722277.
Iamjuliaa_92
27 contributions
Quale pista devo percorrere per raggiungerli con gli sci?
AnSaAncona
Ancona, Italy11,689 contributions
Mi spiace ma non sono sciatore, sono stato spesso ai Serrai ma sempre a piedi. Comunque la strada che attraversa i Serrai (ora solo pedonale) parte direttamente da sotto la funivia di Malga Ciapela e arriva direttamente nel cuore del paese di Sottoguda. Nè da una parte nè dall'altra mi sembra dunque ci sia una specifica pista sciistica da imboccare, occorre semplicemente percorrere la strada dei Serrai.
Sara M
Padua, Italy28 contributions
Salve, vorrei sapere se ci sono mezzi pubblici per il ritorno. So che in estate c'è un trenino, ma per l'inverno? E vorrei sapere se sono necessarie le ciaspole e dove si possono noleggare evantualmente. Vorrei organizzarmi per i primi di febbraio e non ci sono mai stata. Grazie.
maria d
Modena, Italy201 contributions
Direi che non ci sono mezzi pubblici io l'ho fatta x l'8 dicembre con tanta tanta neve senza le ciaspole, camminando tranquillamente, molto bella !!!
Serrai di Sottoguda (Rocca Pietore) - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go
Frequently Asked Questions about Serrai di Sottoguda
- Serrai di Sottoguda is open:
- Mon - Mon 2:00 AM - 2:15 AM
- Hotels near Serrai di Sottoguda:
- (0.01 mi) Garni Ai Serrai
- (0.07 mi) La Montanara Alpenhotel
- (0.13 mi) Albergo Genzianella
- (0.20 mi) Sol & Nef
- (0.80 mi) Hotel Albe
- Restaurants near Serrai di Sottoguda:
- (0.05 mi) La Montanara Restaurant
- (0.14 mi) Pizzeria Ristorante La Tirolese
- (0.26 mi) Topsy
- (1.58 mi) Restaurant Baita Dovich
- (4.83 mi) Ristorante Alle Codole
- Attractions near Serrai di Sottoguda:
- (0.08 mi) Antico Borgo di Sottoguda
- (0.06 mi) Consorzio Turistico Marmolada Rocca Pietore Dolomiti
- (0.05 mi) Val Pettorina
- (0.27 mi) La Fosina di De Biasio Tullio & C. snc
- (0.83 mi) Marmolada