PAID CONTENT FOR KAILAS FUGA DOLOMITI EXTREME TRAIL
KAILAS FUGA Dolomiti Extreme Trail VENETO, ITALY
Created in 2013, the Dolomiti Extreme Trail (DXT) has become one of Italy’s most respected trail running events, known for its strong organisation and the extraordinary beauty of its mountain courses. The race takes place in the Val di Zoldo, deep within the Belluno Dolomites in the Veneto region — an area that has retained a distinctly authentic character, far removed from mass tourism. The valley is framed by two iconic 3,000-metre Dolomite massifs, Monte Pelmo and Monte Civetta, whose sheer limestone walls dominate the skyline. The dramatic peaks of Monte Civetta are even reflected in the Alpine waters of Lake Coldai, creating a landscape of striking contrasts that defines the atmosphere of the event. The DXT offers seven different races, designed
to suit a wide range of abilities — from demanding ultra-distance challenges to shorter, more accessible routes, including a dedicated course for younger participants. Each race delivers a highly technical and emotional mountain experience, fully showcasing the natural terrain and character of the region. The courses cross a variety of rugged
Alpine environments: untouched forests, steep ascents, wide scree fields and narrow trails that weave between some of the most iconic peaks in the Dolomites, a Unesco World Heritage Site. Along the way, runners encounter natural obstacles such as roots, streams and significant elevation gains, demanding both physical endurance and mental resilience at every stage. At the heart of the event lies Forno di Zoldo,
where the DXT Village, start and finish areas are based. Throughout race week, the village comes alive with a warm and welcoming atmosphere, supported by more than 300 local volunteers. This strong involvement from the community is central to the event’s identity, helping it maintain a genuine, grounded spirit despite its international reputation. More than a race, the DXT is an immersive
mountain journey. It brings together physical challenge, emotional intensity and a deep connection with nature, offering participants the chance to experience one of the most spectacular and unspoiled landscapes in the Dolomites.
DON’T MISS Experience one of the most authentic and wild corners of the Italian Dolomites during the unforgettable DXT mountain challenge
106 Need to know
KEY FEATURES • DXT Village — the event hub with essential services
• Range of accommodation & facilities • Trail routes within the Dolomites Unesco World Heritage Site
• Strong local involvement & an authentic, welcoming atmosphere
KEY ACTIVITIES • Challenging & scenic trail running • Exploring the trails of Val di Zoldo • Social events & activities at the DXT Village in Forno di Zoldo. This is set to host at least 70 different countries
• Outdoor exploration — discovering the Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park
GET IN TOUCH •
dolomitiextremetrail.com • +39 0437 789 145 •
info@dolomitiextremetrail.com •
instagram.com/dolomiti_extreme_ trail
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