The Fertazza Deer: art and...
The Fertazza Deer is a wooden sculpture at Cima Fertazza, made from wood of trees felled by Storm Vaia.
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There are places in the Dolomites that invite you to slow down, look up and enjoy the landscape without rushing. Monte Fertazza is one of them.
In the heart of Val Fiorentina, between Selva di Cadore and the great peaks of the Belluno Dolomites, Monte Fertazza offers an authentic mountain experience made of wide-open panoramas, scenic trails and places where time seems to slow down.
Thanks to the Fertazza Chairlifts from Pescul, visitors can easily reach high altitude and immerse themselves in one of the most spectacular panoramic areas of the UNESCO Dolomites. Here, the landscape is not just a backdrop—it becomes the true protagonist of the experience.
One of the most rewarding moments is reaching Cima Fertazza, at 2,101 metres above sea level. From the summit, visitors can enjoy extraordinary views of some of the most iconic Dolomite peaks, including Mount Civetta, Mount Pelmo, Marmolada, Antelao, Val Fiorentina and Lake Alleghe.
Cima Fertazza is also one of the most impressive viewpoints from which to admire the majestic north face of Mount Civetta. Its unique position allows visitors to appreciate the entire mountain group from a privileged perspective, offering one of the most complete and spectacular views of the Civetta massif.
Just a short walk from the summit stands the Fertazza Deer, a large wooden sculpture created from trees felled by Storm Vaia and now one of the most recognizable symbols of Val Fiorentina. Here, art, nature and landscape come together in a truly unique location in the heart of the UNESCO Dolomites.
Monte Fertazza is the ideal destination for those who enjoy walking at a relaxed pace, photographing mountains, admiring landscapes, reaching panoramic mountain huts or simply taking time to appreciate the beauty of the Dolomites from a different perspective.
Among scenic trails, alpine meadows, mountain huts and natural viewpoints, every season offers a different reason to discover Monte Fertazza and experience the mountains at a slower pace.
