The Alta Via 2 Dolomites starts from Bressanone in the Isarco Valley to Feltre, in the Province of Belluno. This itinerary crosses in thirteen splendid stages through the most famous Dolomites groups: from the Plose, then through the Groups of Putia, Odle, Puez, Sella, Marmolada, Pale di San Martino up to the wild and natural […]
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Monte Sasso Bianco is the mountain overlooking the Val Pettorina at an altitude of 2407 meters above sea level. This mountain is essentially divided into two main slopes, the first is totally rocky and faces the Val Pettorina, the second is made up almost entirely of high altitude meadows and pastures and faces the Agordina
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Mount Migogn, also known with the name of Megòn is a volcanic origin mountain above Laste and Sottoguda villages. A really marvellous place to visit, where you will have the chance to admire a wide view on the main Dolomites peaks in absolute peace. The footpath which reaches the top is called “Alta Via delle
The building of the old elementary school of Sottoguda, now site to the Tourist Office, is entitled to Carlo Delcroix, an Italian soldier, decorated with the Silver Medal for Military Valor. Carlo Delcroix was born in Florence on August 22, 1896. Carlo Delcroix was born in Florence on August 22, 1896. In the spring of
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Wonderful high altitude mountain lake between Monte Alto (2545 meters) and Crepa Rossa (2360 meters). Lèch dei Giai is a little natural lake located in a small basin created by an ancient glacier. Its pure water belongs from the rocks and the snowfields overlooking the basin. At 2205 meters of altitude, Lèch dei Giai is
The Alleghe Lake is one of the most famous attractions of the Cordevole Valley, both in summer and in winter. It’s a suggestive stretch of water set among the most impressive peaks of the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In the summer on this lake you can sail with rowing boats and pedal boats,
The Fedaia pass is one of the most famous and appreciated passes of the Dolomites. The Pass is an excellent starting point for both summer and winter excursions, on foot or with ski mountaineering. It is the base for a famous excursions such as the Anello del Padon or the Alta Via delle Cresteand for
OPEN FROM 14 June to 14 September, every day, with continuous hours from 09:00 to 17:00 – There is no reservation and access will be allowed only with a helmet that will be distributed at the entrance, up to a maximum of 200 people simultaneously (in case of reaching the number you will have to
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The Marmolada, known as Queen of the Dolomites, is the highest mountain in the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is considered the highest mountain range in the Dolomites, despite not being composed of dolomite, but of gray limestone derived from coral reefs – Marmolada limestone – and volcanic material. It is located on
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