The Mezzodì - Pramper Group is located in the northern part of the Bellunesi Dolomites between Agordino and Zoldo Valley. The group does not reach 3000 meters and its peaks, impervious and lonely, are immersed in the forests and green valleys of the park.

The group can be divided between: the "Crode di Pramper", which reaches 2409 meters and the "Spitz di Mezzodì", at an altitude of 2317 meters, which with its slender spiers emerges from the green Pramper Valley and the Maè Canal. These mountains are inserted in the protected territory of the Belluno Dolomites National Park, an intact and very wild Dolomite area.

Let us not be fooled by the modest elevations of the mountains in the area, because the Mezzodì - Pramper group has large vertical walls, powerful rocky pillars and breathtaking views of the great giants of the Zoldo Dolomites, such as Monte Pelmo and Monte Civetta. The whole area is free of lifts and impactful infrastructures, this favors the surrounding environment, which is rich in flora and fauna.

Typical of these valleys are the Tabià, buildings used as stables and homes. The ground floor was built in masonry, and housed the kitchen, the stove and the milk processing room, instead the first floor was made of wood, and there were the bedrooms.

At the back of the building was the stable and above it the barn, everything was connected by internal corridors or stairs, so as to allow the care of the animals without having to go outside during the coldest winters.

They are the most characteristic element of these green valleys, the oldest examples of Tabià date back to 1600, always made of wood on a masonry base. Today with the abandonment of agriculture and sheep farming, these typical houses have found a new destination of use, becoming prestigious homes or apartments for tourists.