Tramonti di Sopra, nestled in the heart of the Val Tramontina, lies within the wild landscape of the Friulian Dolomites and is an ideal destination for those seeking peace, hiking, and authenticity. Located in the province of Pordenone, it is part of the Friulian Dolomites Natural Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The area is crisscrossed by a network of trails leading to evocative places such as Frassaneit, home of the Pitina (a Slow Food presidium), Tamar, and Pàlcoda, abandoned villages that preserve the valley’s rural memory. Among the natural wonders are the Frassaneit Spring, the Arzino Waterfalls, and the three artificial lakes of Ca Zul, Selva, and Redona. The latter is known for the submerged ruins of the hamlets Movàda, Flours, and Redona, visible during dry periods.

The Visitor Center of the Park hosts the exhibition “Water: nature, heritage, energy”, dedicated to the role of water in life and the environment. The area is perfect for hikers, cyclists, and outdoor enthusiasts, with activities such as canoeing, fishing, climbing, and paragliding.

Tramonti di Sopra also celebrates culture: local festivals, fairs, and historical reenactments highlight Alpine traditions and Friulian cuisine. It’s a slow travel destination, far from tourist crowds, where you can experience the Dolomites in a truly authentic way.