The route begins in the northern Tiroler part of the central Dolomites, in the Pusta valley. From the Pragser Wildsee under the impressive Seekofel, the path gets steeper, to the Porta Sora al Forn. Goods views here on the surrounding massifs, like the Pelmo and the Tofane. The third day an alternative route via the Col Bandalsi and Lago Picodel. In the Fanes are nice lakes with many flowers. Then the route becomes more 'alpine' with less trees, more stones and peaks like the Cime Campestrin. We camp at Lago di Lagazuoi. Then an alternative path again, over snowfields to the Cima Lagazuoi, with 2.752 m the highest point on the route.
The Nuvolau is a well known climbing area: on the steep walls of the Cinque Torri are climbers busy everywhere. On the other side of the valley towers the Tofane majestically between the clouds. The route descents to a forest and climbs again through nice forest on the Croda da Lago. There we stay two days in the Rifugio Palmieri along the beautiful lake. The restday-walk without backpack to Cortina d'Ampezzo is long, nice and peaceful.
After the Forcella d'Ambrissola we pass the Pelmo, again a massive of one piece of Dolomite rock. The village Pecol has old wooden Tiroler farmhouses. On Passo Duran a restday-climb to the Cima di San Sebastian (no fun with clouds).
The Belluno Park (Schiara and other massives) at the end is a paradise of rest, blooming trees and snakes.

Practical route information
Start in Fortezza Villa Bassa > Pragser Wildsee > Rif. Biella > Fedora Fedla > Col Bandalsi > Rif. La Varella > Forcella del Lago > Lago di Lagazuoi > Rif. di Lagazuoi Picolo > Passo Falzarego > Punte Rocurto > Rif. Palmieri > Rif. Passo Staulanza > Rif. Palafavera > Rif. Passo Duran > Cime di San Sebastian > Rif. Pramparet > Biv. Renzo dal Mas > Rif. Bianchet > La Muda > Belluno. 
Walking days 12, distance 125 km, average height 1.850 m.