The Three Peaks of Lavaredo are the universal symbol of the Dolomites: three rock towers that rise to guard landscapes that seem carved. Climbing up here, along paths that wind between forked roads and shelters, means entering a place that combines nature and memory, with the trenches of the Great War and breathtaking views.
At the edge of the Three Peaks lie two iconic bodies of water: Lake Misurina, the largest in the Dolomites, and the more secluded Lake Antorno. Both offer unique landscapes, with the peaks and forests reflected in the water, creating different atmospheres according to the seasons.
Not far away, Auronzo di Cadore combines sport and tradition: in winter the slopes of Monte Agudo offer sunny descents, while in summer the artificial lake becomes the scene of day outings, with biking along the cycle path of the Dolomites and boating trips.
Further north, on the border with Austria, the Comelico is a secluded and authentic valley, far from the busiest centres of the Dolomites. Padola is its heart, with sunny ski slopes suitable for families, and countless itineraries to follow with snowshoes, among silent woods and unspoilt nature. In summer, trails and e-bikes open up new perspectives, among mountain huts and pastures. But Comelico is not only nature: it is also a garrison of Ladin culture, which lives in the language spoken every day, in popular folk festivals, and in wooden and stone architectures that reveal a deep bond with the mountains.
The journey ends in Cadore, a wide and varied land that combines nature, art and culture. Pieve di Cadore is home to the birthplace of Tiziano Vecellio, one of the geniuses of the Renaissance, while the nearby villages tell the story of a territory that has been able to survive on wood, crafts and trade. The Lake of Centro Cadore reflects landscapes that change with the seasons, inviting you to discover the mountain even in its most intimate and daily aspects. This is an area that is not only a gateway to the Dolomites, but the beating heart of their history and traditions.