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Alpine87

The top of the lift is an awesome starting point to some amazing walking but also climbing in the summer months. One of the best and more historic via ferrata routes can be gained from here. VF Tomaselli is just awesome. It is a long route at high altitude though and shouldn't be attempted by beginners or those not equipped to deal with snow even in the summer. You will struggle to find better scenery to climb in anywhere.

oppad

One of the best ski-trips when you are on a winterholiday in or around Val Gardena. Easy taxi ride from nearby Armentarola to the base of the ski lift that takes you up to a breathtaking view from the edge of the Lagazuoi. Even better is the trip down through a beautiful valley. Halfway you will find a great, lovely and authenic restaurant the serves the best meat dishes! At the end of the valley, a horse sleigh will pull you and your travel companions on your way to the ski lift that takes you back to the rest of the slopes of a beautiful part of the Dolomiti Superski. Enjoy!

lavis10

Mount Lagazuoi is not the highest in the Dolomites but the views from it are stunning. The vast wood platform gives you 360 degrees views and If you come on a clear day you can see Cinque Torri, The Marmolada and the Sassolungo Range. You can tour the tunnel the Austrians built during WW I and get some impression of the conditions on the mountain during the winter time.

Edmond_Jackson

From Arabba the route via Lagazuoi tends to be marketed by holiday companies as 'The Hidden Valley' during which they take you by car to the lift; but far better is to ski as the scenery on the way across is spectacular and it's easy blue runs. Plenty of taxis/buses for 6 euros, from Armentarola to the lift. I enjoyed skiing the red run to the right a few times, which is sometimes denoted a black but is really a red. Excellent scenery also through the latter part of 'the hidden valley'. There seemed quite a wait for the horses so I poled through the woods, only about 2km and very pleasant!

CorradoR964

I have just come back from 4 days of skiing in the Dolomites and I have to suggest the Lagazuoi descent since it is simply amazing, one of my favourites in all Dolomites.I took a taxi from Armentarola up to the cable car departure, a bit expensive (6€/pp) but quick.The cable car brings you on top of Lagazuoi area where you can enjoy an awesome view on this side of the Alps.The ski descent is simply gorgeous, perfect snow, fantastic environment and sights (great view is the frozen fall).Once at the bottom for another 2€/pp you can experience a nice ride pulled by two horses, avoiding you a long hand push among the trees.Definitely a must-see and must-do in the area!

behuman

Impressive and (very) fast, made in Italy.The view from atop is stunning and the black descent back down is challenging especially when icy. The more gentle ride is back to San Cassiano (Armentarola) with a chaotic but pleasant pull by horsecarts.The Lagazuoi can be included in the first world war circuit departing from the Sella Ronda.

gullivertravels101

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 journey there - to Armentarola is an easy slope from above the Alta Badia area, and then the adventure begins. A bus ride, and then a ride up a steep rock face on a tram to reach the top. Worth every second of standing in lines! The views are simply beyond description. Take time, photos, and reflect. Then take the fun trail back down - 8 km - but stop in the Rifugi Scotoni where you can find the most amazing grilled meats for lunch. Then a leisurely ski back, including a 'horse-drawn ski lift' - a bit touristy but what the heck! You've just skied amongst the most beautiful and historically-important peaks in the world. What can be better than this??!!

ContadinoDiVino

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.

victhegeordie6

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

luckygreen

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 La Villa; except that we took a wrong turn and ended up quite a bit farther away! I wasn't quite sure exactly how to get there but programming the GPS to Passo di Falzarego brought us right to the base of the lift (after the one little detour of 45 minutes!). I was so grateful that we'd gotten there in time for the trip up prior to closing. I'd failed to inquire how Bill feels about small enclosures and great heights. He was a bit anxious but soon settled in. On the ride in the cable car (think James Bond movie) all I could do was flit from window to window saying in awe, "Wow!" Several of my male companions volunteered that they were thinking things other than "wow". It's a pretty dramatic climb. Once at the top we had time to walk the kind of steep (if you have mobility issues) incline up to the refuge at the top. There is also a WWI tunnel that can be explored but Bill's knee was giving him fits so we skipped that; instead opting to share a cold brewed beverage. The views were absolutely spectacular. We really felt like we were on top of the world. I would recommend this to any one who loves an unobtructed view, who is not afraid of heights, and appreciates a different perspective from time to time. A wonderful experience!

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