Overall I am satisfied with my visit even though the weather was not great during my time there. Ski slopes were well prepared covered by solid amount of snow, which is rare during this winter in Europe. However entire center was quite crowded resulting in long wait to be dispatched by cabin car from valley to the ski slopes. Ski buses were crowded as well and sometimes the bus didn't arrive at al.

There is no discussion about the beauty of Val di Fassa: defining it as wonderful is even an understatement; the excursions to the nearby groups - Latemar, Catinaccio, Sassolungo, Sella and Marmolada - offer an enormous and diversified choice, enough to satisfy anyone; the receptivity, then, is traditionally well structured. The Achilles' heel, at least for us, lies in mass tourism and, consequently, in intense motorized traffic. There would also be a lot to say about the proliferation of ski lifts, with their annexes and connected ones. The score therefore mainly refers to the beautiful natural environments.

This hike offers a thrilling adventure with breathtaking panoramic views. The trail is moderately challenging, making sturdy footwear essential. Starting from Pozza di Fassa, visitors can ascend to Loc. SAS d’Adam via a combination of cable car (Funivia) and chairlift (Seggiovia). The journey is worth every euro of the approximately 25€ per person fee. Upon reaching the summit, hikers will be rewarded with stunning vistas that make the climb well worth the effort.