This is the perfect destination for those who want to rediscover simplicity and authentic mountain flavours with lots of weekly activities. After getting to know the animals in the barn up close, it's soon time to get to work: milking the cows, collecting the eggs, making butter with fresh herbs... and before saying goodbye, it is impossible not to taste the delicious fortaie or the freshly fried eggs prepared by Mrs Lucia.

Find out more about the weekly activities HERE. 

Here is an engaging thematic route dedicated to Tica Pop, a young capercaillie who would love to learn how to fly freely in the sky. On his journey, he meets various birds, each ready to reveal the secrets to helping him realise his dream. A fun and playful path for families, a booklet to complete with stickers and a wooden ball that will travel a long way, until he discovers that even the smallest creatures in the forest have extraordinary abilities. And that, in the end, perhaps being able to fly is not so important for being happy.

Route not available in summer 2026

A pond with a raft and water games, a wooden ball track, a volcano-shaped slide. But also wooden skill games and a super pulley. All under the watchful eye of the enormous bregostana, the witch of Ladin legends. A few steps away you will also find Buffy's Den, the largest wooden maze in the Dolomites: 400 square metres hiding niches, surprises, an upside-down room and the big hare that has become the mascot of Buffaure.

Offer not available in summer 2026

Who stole the colors of the rainbow? And how can they be brought back to Buffaure? A game book guides children along an enchanted trail, where magical creatures are ready to reveal, step by step, the clues needed to solve this mystery. Each of the large wooden installations (the mirror, the chest, the dagger, etc.) hides a piece needed to form the magic word that can restore joy to the kingdom of Buffaure. And as a reward, a special prize awaits!

Route not available in summer 2026

Along the trail connecting Col de Valvacin (2,354 m), the highest point of Buffaure, with the panoramic plateau of Sella Brunech (2,428 m), charming wooden works of art by artist Marco Nones have been installed. More than ten thrones and curious seats have been crafted from recycled wood from ancient local mountain huts. This proposal, in addition to the breathtaking views of the Marmolada, Catinaccio, Sella Group, and Monzoni, will surely provide pleasant moments at altitude thanks to the perfect harmony of the artworks with the surrounding environment.

Please note for summer 2026: We recommend accessing the trail from Alba di Canazei taking the Ciampac lifts and returning along the same route to Sella Brunech.