Holiday apartment in San Vito Di Cadore: nature, winter and family experiences

Around the town, green meadows alternate with dense forests of conifers and beech trees. Those looking for a holiday apartment in San Vito Di Cadore can therefore plan their trip around active pursuits, nature observation and cultural discoveries.

Between Monte Antelao and green landscapes

The San Vito ski area lies at the foot of Monte Antelao and offers 20 kilometres of slopes for all levels of difficulty. Large car parks and a free ski bus on request are available for access to the facilities. This service is offered within the municipality of San Vito to residents and tourists, including non-skiers.

Parco NeveSole has a ski school area with two conveyor belts where visitors can learn to ski or snowboard. The park also has a play area for sledging and tyre descents. At the Parco NeveSole children’s centre, indoor and outdoor activities are organised for children, including workshops with salt dough, wood, paper and fabrics, group games and theatre. This makes it possible to combine active winter days with creative and community-based activities.

Cycling and hiking days at different paces

The Cortina–San Vito cycle route follows the former railway line and passes forests, open areas and Alpine villages. It is easy and runs entirely along a paved cycle path. On the section between San Vito Di Cadore and Cortina d’Ampezzo, the Calalzo–Cortina cycle route partly follows the Antica Strada Regia.

The surrounding area can also be explored on foot along various routes. The Antica Strada Regia route starts in the centre of San Vito, on the square behind the parish church. In summer, you can also reach Rifugio San Marco by leaving your car at Baita Sunbar and then continuing along the forest road that begins behind it, on the right-hand orographic side of the Ru Secco. This walk takes approximately two hours.

Lago di Mosigo and a convenient connection to the town

The area around Lago di Mosigo is a high-value natural habitat with many wild animal species. The lake is also visited by migratory birds passing through. From the centre of San Vito, you can reach Lago di Mosigo in ten minutes on foot via the footpath along Via Sentinella.

At Lago di Mosigo, there is an equipped area with wooden play equipment, plastic structures, a small funicular railway, tables and benches. Two fire pits are available for barbecuing. If you choose accommodation for a holiday with varying daily plans, these specific connections to local places can help with orientation: the town centre provides access to the Antica Strada Regia and the footpath at Lago di Mosigo, while skiing, cycling and hiking days each have their own starting points.

Culture as a tranquil contrast

In the Chiesa della Madonna della Difesa, the main altar features a triptych attributed to Francesco Vecellio.

For further orientation in the area around San Vito Di Cadore, you can also consider Rivamonte Agordino, Ornella, Campagna, Cimasappada, Canale D'agordo, Paderno, Canai and Salzen.

For the broader travel overview: Belluno.