Our Dolomites Secrets

With its shimmering turquoise waters and stunning mountain scenery, Lake Carezza is one of the most beautiful lakes in the Dolomites. When the weather is clear, the surrounding peaks are reflected in its calm waters, creating a picture-perfect scene. The path around the lake is also suitable for buggies, making it easy for families to enjoy the beautiful surroundings.

Expansive green meadows, charming mountain huts and breathtaking views of Sassolungo and Sassopiatto make the Alpe di Siusi one of the most beautiful places to explore in the Dolomites. As Europe's largest high-altitude alpine meadow, it offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy nature at your own pace. Take a walk along the scenic trails, discover traditional South Tyrolean specialities in a mountain hut or simply relax and take in the fresh alpine air and stunning surroundings.

The beautiful colours of the Catinaccio at sunset are linked to an ancient legend about King Laurin and his enchanted rose garden. As the story goes, the dwarf king placed a spell on his precious roses to hide them from sight, both during the day and at night. What he overlooked, however, was the moment when day turns into night. Legend has it that this is why the peaks of the Catinaccio, known in German as the Rosengarten (rose garden), still turn brilliant shades of pink and red at sunset, creating one of the most remarkable natural spectacles in the Dolomites.

Few places capture the beauty of the Dolomites quite like Seceda. Its striking rocky ridge and spectacular views of the Odle peaks make it a favourite destination for hikers and photography enthusiasts alike. Easily accessible by cable car, Seceda offers scenic walking trails and panoramic viewpoints where you can admire the impressive alpine landscape from a whole new perspective.

Known as the “Pearl of the Dolomite Lakes”, Lake Braies is one of South Tyrol’s most beautiful natural attractions. Its emerald-green waters lie beneath Seekofel mountain, surrounded by forests and impressive alpine scenery. Enjoy a walk along the lakeshore or explore the lake by traditional wooden rowing boat, taking in the beauty of the Dolomites.

The Three Peaks of Lavaredo are among the most famous symbols of the Dolomites. Reaching heights of up to 2,999 metres, these three impressive rock formations create an unforgettable mountain panorama. Numerous hiking trails lead through the surrounding landscape, offering beautiful views of the famous peaks.

With its striking turquoise waters and impressive mountain surroundings, Lake Sorapis is one of the most remarkable lakes in the Dolomites. Situated at around 1,900 metres above sea level, it can only be reached on foot. The challenging hike from Passo Tre Croci leads through beautiful alpine scenery, with spectacular views of the lake awaiting you at the end.