Curiosities and tips for a holiday in the Dolomites page 3 of 3
Informations, articles and tips for a holiday in the UNESCO Dolomites of Trentino, South Tyrol and Belluno
Croda da Lago
The Croda da Lago, together with Mount Pelmo, constitutes zone 1 of the Dolomites UNE...
Latemarium: the themed trails at the foot of Latemar
At the foot of Latemar, a UNESCO World Heritage site, between Val d’Ega and Val di Fi...
Lake Alleghe
Lake Alleghe, located in the upper Cordevole Valley, is a renowned tourist destinatio...
Corba Castle
On a hill above Missiano in South Tyrol, stands Castel Corba, surrounded by the green...
Stelvio National Park
Glaciers, Swiss stone pine forests, marmots, towering peaks and one of the most spect...
Five Lakes Tour
The Five Lakes Tour is one of the classic hikes of Madonna di Campiglio, a demanding...
Lake Brutto
The Lago Brutto, located at 2,207 meters in the heart of the Lagorai, is one of the m...
Lakes of Monticello
At the head of the Presena Valley, in the westernmost sector of the Presanella Group,...
The Somadida Forest in Auronzo di Cadore
In the heart of Cadore, along the road connecting Auronzo di Cadore and Misurina, lie...
Sass de Putia
Sass de Putia, also known as Sasso delle Putia, Sasso Putia or Peitlerkofel in German...
Snowshoe hikes in Passo Resia
The Passo Resia holiday area offers a dense network of trails for snowshoeing: discov...
Alpe di Fodara Vedla and the hut
The beautiful alpine pasture of Alpe di Fodara Vedla is located on the plateau of Sen...
Dolomites in a stroller: 10 routes for the whole family
Who says having young children means giving up mountain adventures? In the Dolomites,...