Sunset in Feltre. Photo: Kinga Masztalerz
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Adventure Mode: Flying vol-biv from Feltre

Flying ridge to ridge through a beautiful part of the Alps

8 December, 2025, by Kinga Masztalerz

Feltre in Italy is not the most adventurous site but it’s a good place to thermal and top-land multiple times in different places. Top-landing is the key to vol-bivouac flying and it’s a great place to learn. 

From Feltre you can follow classic lines north to Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park. With my groups, if we’re feeling bold we might start in Feltre – or even further west in Levico Terme – and go east to Slovenia.

Kinga on vol-biv in Italy

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