Situato in Val di Fassa e circondato dalle vette del Catinaccio, uno dei principali gruppi montuosi delle Dolomiti, a un’altitudine di 2500 metri. Il Lago di Antermoia deve il.

El Cor, the characteristic heart-shaped hole in the rock, is located along the ridge overlooking the San Lucano Valley. The spectacular views of the Pale di San Martino, the.

Have you ever been to Malga Brogles? It lies between two enchanting valleys: Val di Funes and Val Gardena. It is a very popular place, as most visitors come.

Have you ever been to San Giacomo? The oldest church in Val Gardena is located near the village of the same name, just above Ortisei, and is only accessible.

The Giau Pass was climbed for the first time at the Giro d’Italia in 1973 and has been covered many times since then. It has been designated as Cima.

In this picturesque village, the Church of Santa Maddalena, the protagonist of enchanting postcards of Val di Funes, is definitely worth a visit. The first official mention of the.

Lake Molveno in Trentino is a natural alpine lake that was formed around 4,000 years ago by a massive landslide. From 2011 to 2018 it received the prestigious ‘5.

Piz Boè is one of the most accessible 3,000-metre peaks in the Dolomites in terms of technical difficulty and altitude difference. The cable car from the Pordoi Pass makes.

The Cinque Torri are a fascinating mountain complex located in the Nuvolau group, within the enchanting Ampezzo Dolomites. In June 2004, one of the Cinque Torri unfortunately collapsed. Although.

Capanna Punta Penia, located on the summit of the Marmolada group, straddling Trentino-Alto Adige and Veneto, at 3340 metres above sea level is the highest refuge in the Dolomites..

Pelmo was the first peak in the Dolomites to be climbed, on 19 September 1857, by the Irishman John Ball, via the Ball ledge. Leaving from Borca di Cadore,.

Lake Tovel is an alpine lake located in Val di Tovel, within the Adamello-Brenta Natural Park, in the municipality of Ville d’Anaunia in Trentino. It is located at an.

Do you know the legend of Lake Misurina? The story goes that it was given by the fairy of Mount Crystal to the daughter of King Sorapiss, a very.

Have you ever seen thousand-year-old larches in person? Just a few minutes’ walk from the village of St. Geltrude in Val d’Ultimo are the Außerlahn farms, located at the.

How do ibexes manage to climb vertically up rocks? If you are wondering how these animals, who are not even small, manage to move so nimbly, let us tell.

Did you know that San Candido is the oldest municipality in South Tyrol? According to reports, the first people to inhabit this area were Indo-European peoples such as the.

Baita Segantini, built in 1936 by the artist Alfredo Paluselli, is an enchanting place located in a strategic position in the Pale di San Martino, among the most photographed.

The pretty little church of St John in Ranui, located in the beautiful Val di Funes, is part of the closed Ranui Hof and stands out among the surrounding.

Krampus are creatures with ancient roots. According to legend, during times of famine, young people from mountain villages would dress up as monsters, wearing furs and animal horns, in.

The Marmolada is an unmissable skiing destination of the Dolomiti Superski, offering the longest slope in the region – La Bellunese (12 km) – and the most impressive panoramic.

Mountain bivouacs are different from managed refuges in that they are emergency facilities that offer shelter to those in difficulty at altitude. It is important, therefore, to treat them.

Do you know the story of the characteristic church tower at Lake Resia? The solitary construction that stands near the shores of the lake, which stretches 6.6 kilometres and.

  In the Dolomites, Ladin is spoken in five different valleys, each of which has its own idiom: Val Badia (Badiot) Val Gardena (Gherdëina) Val di Fassa (Fascian) Fodom.

Have you ever heard of the legend of the Schlern Witches? The Schlern region in South Tyrol has always been regarded as the meeting point of the dreaded Schlern.

Lake Sorapis is a natural wonder that is sure to leave you speechless. Its intense and unique turquoise colour is something spectacular to behold. Have you ever wondered what.

Have you ever seen earth pyramids? They are a natural phenomenon that occurs in particular terrains, often after landslides or soil disruption. Their formation is the result of alternating.

The Nuvolau Refuge, dating back to 1883, boasts the title of being the oldest refuge in the Dolomites. It was built at the end of the 19th century, when.

  Alps or Dolomites? Here are the differences: The Alps are the largest mountain range in Europe, stretching about 1,200 km through eight countries, from France to Austria. The.