BUFFY’S LAIR
It is called ‘Buffy’s Lair‘ and it is a massive wooden maze. And massive it truly is! Its dimensions are genuinely impressive: it covers a remarkable 400 square meters, divided into many small corridors. The maze was created by Trentino artist Franz Avancini, using mostly wood and natural materials. A true work of art, just like the ones this artist has long accustomed us to.
Buffy’s lair is situated next to the Buffaure Refuge, just a few steps from the arrival of the cable car.
This is an original project designed for children, but one that will certainly intrigue and thrill adults as well. Everyone can venture inside the wooden corridors in search of Buffy the rabbit’s lair. Along the way, you might stumble upon three hidden alcoves containing various surprises. In short, it will be fun for all ages to find yourself momentarily lost among games and optical illusions, such as the hilarious upside-down room.
A fun and engaging way to forget about the world “outside” and get back to your childhood.
Finally, hidden at the center of the maze is the most anticipated surprise: a giant sculpture made of woven branches depicting Buffy the rabbit itself. But did you know that Buffy actually exists? He is none other than an adorable little rabbit from a litter that found shelter right next to the pack of wolves while it was under construction… So sweet and beloved that he was chosen as the official mascot of Buffaure.
The maze is generally accessible in winter as well.



















