Alleghe

Alleghe is a mountain village in the province of Belluno, in the Veneto region, set within the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites. The village is built around its lake, formed in the 18th century following a landslide that submerged the original settlement, now providing a scenic setting for walking, fishing and summer watersports. Alleghe sits beneath the imposing Monte Civetta massif, a renowned rock face popular with climbers and hikers, reached via a network of marked trails and mountain refuges. In winter, the resort offers skiing linked to the Civetta area, with slopes suited to various abilities, while the village retains the authentic, low-key character typical of the Belluno valleys, away from the bustle of larger Alpine resorts. Visitors will find modest accommodation options, local shops and traditional Dolomite cuisine featuring specialities such as polenta, mountain cheeses and game-based dishes. Alleghe serves as a convenient base for exploring the wider Agordino area, combining summer hiking, winter sports and access to the exceptional natural landscapes of the Dolomites.