Geotrekking

GEOTREKKING Torre di Pisa, in the heart of the fossilized atoll of Latemar

Discovering the Latemar atoll: a magnificent fossilised archipelago in the Dolomites, a World Heritage Site! Every Wednesday, you can participate in an exciting geological excursion in collaboration with the Geological Museum of the Dolomites in Predazzo and the Muse of Trento.

Every Wednesday from the 1st July to the 09th September 2026

9.30–16.00 Meeting point at Passo Feudo (accessible via lifts)

You start at the Feudo Pass and continue along the Coston del Latemar to the Torre di Pisa refuge to discover the submerged flank of an ancient island that emerged 240 million years ago from the Triassic sea. But you won’t be alone – you will be guided by an expert geologist and mountain guide to explore the heart of the atoll through the depths of a tropical sea back to your starting point.

Minimum age: 12 years

Appropriate equipment for mountain trails is recommended, especially proper footwear. A lightweight waterproof jacket is also advisable. The guide may change the itinerary or cancel the hike depending on weather conditions. Guided service is free of charge; packed lunch required; lift facilities at participants’ expense.
In cooperation with Latemar MontagnAnimata and Latemarium.

The activity is free of charge, if you don’t have the Fiemme-Cembra Guest Card you will have to pay for the lifts. For Fiemme-Cembra Guest Card holders the activity is fully included in the card services.

INFO

Pampeago
Tel. 0462/813265
Reservation required before 6.00 p.m. of the previous day calling: 0462/241111
Activity with a limited number of participants

Info

Difference in height

800 m

Duration

6 h

Difficulty

difficult (SAT: EE)

Mountain safety
When you’re out in the mountains, just remember: be smart and stay mindful and vigilant.
Study the map and pay attention to trail markers along the way and stay on the demarcated path.
Check the weather forecast, preferably from a local weather service with th most relevant information.
If fatigue sets in, or if you’re uncertain about the trail or encounter unfavourable weather, feel free to backtrack along the same path.
Suitable gear: hiking boots, rain jacket, hat or cap, water, sunscreen, snacks and a first aid kit. Hiking poles for more demanding routes.
In case of emergency, call 112.