It is recommended to bring a blanket, a medium-weight jacket, insect repellent, sunscreen, and a sun hat to use before and during the concert.

Another small tip: being at about 1400 meters above sea level, the weather can be unpredictable. It is essential to also bring sweatshirts or windbreakers: temperatures can drop rapidly, even in summer!

Attention: tents or gazebos for shade are not allowed, but you can bring small umbrellas that must be closed at the start of the performance.

For more information on access methods and parking, you can consult the map at the following link.

The time has come for the “Dolomiti Arena – Slow Mountains Music Festival”!

This summer, Valbelluna will gift you four free concerts at its most beautiful panoramic terraces. This unmissable event will enliven the months of June, July, and August, offering a unique musical experience to everyone who wishes to participate.

The event series, made possible thanks to the tourist tax funds of the Unione Montana Feltrina and Border Funds, was created with the intention of enhancing our extraordinary mountain territory through concerts in iconic locations of the Dolomites. But it’s not just about music: the series aims to collaborate with local actors to offer a complete and engaging experience that goes well beyond the concert.

The second scheduled date will be on July 19 at 5:00 PM in the Campet area on Monte Avena, near the three municipalities of Pedavena, Fonzaso, and Sovramonte, more precisely near Malga Campet, featuring MALIKA AYANE.

THE EVENT IS FREE AND NO RESERVATION IS REQUIRED.

The concert area will be accessible exclusively on foot (there is no shuttle service).

Access to the parking areas and the concert area is only possible from the junction of Col Melon with SS. 473 (Pedavena – Croce d’Aune), in the direction of Monte Avena, one way uphill. Therefore, it is NOT possible to reach the Campet area from Passo Croce d’Aune.

The parking lots will be located at the Chalet “Alle Buse,” which is about 1 km from the concert area, and further down the road in the direction of Croce d’Aune, with a distance of 2 to 3 km from the area.

For those parking at Chalet “Alle Buse,” there is the possibility of walking along the path that leads directly to Malga Campet, approximately 1 km long with an altitude difference of about 200m. For those parking along the road in the direction of Croce d’Aune, they can walk up the municipal road that leads from Agriturismo “Casera dei Boschi” to the alpine hut areas of Campet and Campon, with a length varying from 2 to 3 km (depending on where one can park) and always with a 200m altitude difference.

Please follow and respect the directions of the staff on site. Additionally, it is advisable to take into account the timing related to possible local traffic and the distance to walk to reach the concert area before the start time.

The disabled parking, however, will be available only and exclusively by reservation. Limited spots. An email must be sent with the name, details about the disability badge, and license plate number to dolomitiarena22@gmail.com. Reservations for disabled parking will close on Friday, July 18, 2025, at 12:00 PM or until spots run out.

Mountain clothing is strongly recommended and smoking is strictly prohibited in the concert area and bringing glass bottles is also banned. Outdoor ashtrays will also be provided on site, which we encourage you to request in order to avoid littering cigarette butts on the ground for greater respect for the environment.

For those bringing a four-legged friend, it is advised to use a leash and position themselves in the side area of the concert.

For those wanting to reach the concert area by bicycle, there will be a dedicated bike parking area.

Lastly, nearby you can find various refreshment points such as Malga Campet, Agriturismo “Casera dei Boschi,” Chalet “Alle Buse,” and towards Passo Croce d’Aune, the Ristorante Croce d’Aune and Ristorante “Al Camoscio.”

In case of bad weather, the concert will be canceled.

Free concerts between the Dolomites and the Prealps