Three Peaks - landmark of the Dolomites-"UNESCO World Natural Heritage"

These three mountain obelisks are part of the "Sesto Dolomite" nature park. The rock consists mainly of dolomit. The "Grand Peak" is 2,999 metres high, the Western Peak 2,973 metres and the Small Peak 2,857 metres.

In order to see these world-famous rocky walls, the road will lead you into the wild and romantic Landro Valley until you come to Landro. From here, you can see the "highest sky of the Dolomites" from afar. If you prefer to check out the magic about these 3 peak formations up close, you can take the toll road via Misurina until you come to the Auronzo Hut. After a one hour walk you will come to the foot of the formation.

Every year, these mountains entice numerous visitors through a spectacle of colours, from a cool grey to the famous glowing red and its impressive magic viewing the Three Peaks.

Mountains
I do not know have a secret,
which makes me nosey and active.

Experience is less important
than open possibilities and the freedom, to go where I want to go.

Reinhold Messner

The region around the Three Peaks offers numerous hiking possibilities for experienced hikers, but also for beginners. For all friends of the mountains, these mighty rocks offer several climbing tours in various grades of difficulty.

Telescope at the Dobbiaco "View of the Three Peaks"

Experience the variety of colour of the Three Peaks and the Alpine experience from close-by. At the Dobbiaco "View of the Three Peaks" at Landro in the Landro Valley, you will find a telescope which can be used free of charge. In addition, there is a relief copy of the Three Peaks which shows the most important climbing tours at the northern side of the Three Peaks. This can also be experienced by blind people, as the description is also available in braille.