In this chapter we are talking about the mountain groups that surround the city of Cortina d'Ampezzo, through green valleys and high rocky walls, the Ampezzo Dolomites.
The Ampezzo Dolomites are among the most beautiful and impressive mountains of the Veneto region and owe their name to the territory of Ampezzo, which follows the course of the Boite river and its tributaries. A part of this valley is protected by the Regional Natural Park of the Ampezzo Dolomites.
These majestic mountain ranges, partly protected by the Regional Natural Park of the Ampezzo Ampezzo, are accessible through several paths. A part of this valley is protected by the Regional Natural Park of the Dolomiti d'Ampezzo. Among the most striking and hard paths we remember the Passo Giaù, which opens like a magnificent balcony on the valley of Cortina d'Ampezzo, the Tre Croci Path that descends along the imposing Monte Cristallo and the Cimabanche Path that descends from Dobbiaco.
At the center of a wonderful valley, surrounded by these enchanting mountains, we find Cortina d'Ampezzo, a renowned winter and summer tourist resort of world renown. Along the Ampezzo Dolomites, we can also find the lively town of San Vito di Cadore, whose territory includes part of the massifs of Sorapiss, of Croda da Lago and of Nuvolau and the suggestive municipality of Auronzo di Cadore, which includes part of the massif of the Crystal.
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Below we will try to bring out the wonderful mountain groups that are located in the Veneto region and those that go beyond the borders, given the majesty and the difficulty of managing these gigantic natural works of art.
The Gruppo dei Tofane, the Nuvolau Group, the Croda da Lago Group, the Cristallo Group, the Pomagagnon Group and the Sorapiss Group are part of the Ampezzo Dolomites. Between this section stand out above all the peaks of the Tofane, with the Tofana di Mezzo alta 3244 meters and Monte Cristallo alto 3221.
The Sorapiss or Sorapìs Group is one of the main groups of the Ampezzo Dolomites in the province of Belluno, and... ⇒ Continue
The Nuvolau Group is one of the least extensive groups in the Dolomites, but at the same time reserves hidden beauties... ⇒ Continue
The Cristallo Group is one of the most famous mountainous massifs in the Ampezzo Dolomites and all over Cadore, despite the fact that it is... ⇒ Continue
The Tofane Group are the most majestic massif of the entire Ampezzana Valley and of the Eastern Dolomites chain... ⇒ Continue
Also called the province of the Dolomites, extends in a totally mountainous territory, embroidered by incredible valleys and well-kept villages, natural oases and large rocky walls. The characteristics of the area reserve pleasant surprises but, the natural monuments that rise between large forests and green pastures, the Dolomites, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2009, are a breathtaking view that would leave the tourists in awe. This territory will welcome you and give you unique emotions, every single meeting will enrich your day and the endless red sunsets, admired from the top of some summits, will color your holidays in an unforgettable adventure.
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The Veneto Region, nestled in the north-east of Italy, is a mix of history and traditions and, all of it, is enriched by the liveliness of its inhabitants and by a wide range of typical products all to be savored. From the highest peaks of the Dolomites, he embraces and welcomes each visitor with brotherly warmth, accommodating him among the many lounges of his cities of art, giving him unforgettable emotions. Turning between the pages of this site, you can organize your next holidays in the Veneto region and thanks to the many photos published, everything will be very simple.
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