Nestled between Monte Pelmo and Monte Civetta, Val di Zoldo is one of the most authentic valleys in the Belluno Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's the perfect destination for those seeking unspoiled nature, outdoor sports, and cultural heritage. In winter, it’s part of the Ski Civetta area, offering well-groomed slopes, routes for ski touring, and peaceful snowshoeing trails through the woods. In summer, the valley opens up to scenic hikes, trekking, climbing, and trails for mountain biking and e-biking.

Val di Zoldo is renowned for its tradition of gelato makers, who brought their artisanal craft around the world. The Museum of Iron and Nails and the Ethnographic Museum of Goima tell the story of local trades, emigration, and resilience. Villages like Forno di Zoldo, Coi, and Pecol preserve traditional architecture, with tabià (wooden barns), haylofts, and mountain churches that evoke a timeless charm.

Easily accessible yet still wild, Val di Zoldo is ideal for slow tourism, nature photography, and those seeking a deep connection with the outdoors. With welcoming accommodations, traditional cuisine, and breathtaking views, it’s a perfect destination to experience the Dolomites in an authentic and sustainable way.