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The Dolomites are renowned not only for their dramatic peaks, but also for offering some of the best mountain weather in the Alps. Thanks to dry air, abundant sunshine, and a unique geographic position, the climate here is ideal for outdoor adventures year-round. From sunny winter ski days to fresh summer hiking conditions, discover why the Dolomites are perfectly made for active mountain experiences in every season.
Although (almost) all paths lead to Rome, some also lead to the Three Peaks - next to the idyllic Lake Braies, a natural highlight in the Pustertal Vallesy. Yes, in Val Pusteria Valley - your attention is correctly directed - due to the Italian name “Tre Cime di Lavaredo”, many may assume that the Three Peaks do not belong to South Tyrol, but to the neighboring province of Belluno. The border between South Tyrol and Belluno actually runs along the Three Peaks. Nevertheless: T
