Dolomite Alps by Trailers

Today we're waking up early. Outside the window, there's crisp mountain air, a sunrise over the peaks, and the aroma of fresh Italian coffee.

We'll have breakfast and set off on a trek to one of Italy's most famous lakes — Lago di Sorapis.

An exciting path awaits us through forests, rocks, and mountain passes, offering incredible panoramas, and the reward will be a view of the lake's unbelievably turquoise water.

We'll enjoy a walk around the lake and take amazing photos, after which we'll descend and have lunch at a cozy restaurant.

Towards evening, we'll return to our campsite, where we'll relax or take a stroll through the alpine town.

We set off for the magnificent Tre Cime di Lavaredo, a symbol of the Dolomites.

We'll drive directly to Rifugio Auronzo, the starting point for one of the most famous panoramic walks in all of Italy. From here, there's already a stunning view of the cliffs.

The walk around Tre Cime is not a difficult trek, but rather a journey through space and scale. The air is fresh, the sky is incredibly clear, and every angle is a perfect photo opportunity. We follow a trail leading to mountain huts and viewpoints, offering breathtaking vistas.

We'll stop at a mountain refuge, where there will be time for a short rest, a snack, or a cup of aromatic espresso. Here, you can simply sit and gaze at the peaks, which seem alive – sometimes hidden in the fog, sometimes shining in the sun.

Next, a short walk to our favorite Secret Place, which offers one of the most beautiful views of all three peaks. This is a moment when you just want to be silent and observe.

After the trek, we'll descend to Lake Misurina and take a stroll around it.

We wake up early to catch the first rays of sun among the mountains. A quick breakfast, coffee, and we set off towards the legendary Lake Braies. On the way, we stop at Lake Dobbiaco, where we'll take a short break for tea or cappuccino with a view of the morning lake.

We continue our journey to Lake Braies – a place that seems unreal. Emerald-colored water, a wooden pier, and boats gently swaying on the waves create a magical atmosphere.

We rent boats and go for a water ride – slowly gliding across the lake, watching the gigantic peaks of the Dolomites rise around us.

After the ride, there will be time for photos, a short rest on the shore, and a light snack. There are plenty of places around where you can simply sit, dip your feet in the cool water, and inhale the scent of coniferous forests.

After a short rest, we set off again. The road leads us to the Alpine village of Santa Maddalena, one of the most picturesque places in all the Dolomites. We stroll through the narrow streets, hear church bells, and smell fresh pizza from a local trattoria.

If the weather permits, we can take a short walk to the Val di Funes viewpoint to watch the sunset among the mountains. After our walk, we drive to the town of Santa Cristina and check into our hotel. Dinner at a local pizzeria or campsite, a glass of wine, peace, and the feeling that time slows down here.

Waking up in the mountains is always a special moment.
After breakfast, we head to the lift. A day full of impressions, beauty, and open spaces awaits us.
We cover half of the route by cable car, after which we embark on a trek with fantastic views.
Green valleys gradually give way to rocky ridges, and when we reach Seceda, one of the most famous views in the world opens up before us. We have time to walk along the peaks, stop, breathe in the air, and feel absolute freedom.
At the summit, there will be time for photos, relaxation, and an Aperol Spritz at a mountain bar with a fantastic view of the Alps.
For those seeking thrills, there's an opportunity to try paragliding: 25 minutes of flight over mountain slopes (cost ~€180).

After our descent from Seceda, we'll drive to Alpe di Siusi, where we'll watch the sunset amidst Europe's widest Alpine meadows.

Today we have an active and somewhat extreme day ahead of us. We are going on a Via Ferrata, a day where you can test your strength, feel the thrill, and see the Dolomites from a completely different perspective.
After the instructions and a short briefing, we put on our gear: helmets and safety harnesses, and under the guidance of an experienced guide, we begin the ascent.
Via Ferrata is not mountaineering, but a specially equipped route with steel cables and steps that allows even first-timers to ascend safely.
Every movement is careful and confident. Gradually, the altitude increases, and the views become more and more impressive: valleys below and silvery rocks all around.
We stop at viewpoints to take photos and simply enjoy the moment. It's not just a physical challenge, but also an emotional uplift when you realize: you did it!
After the descent, a short rest, a warm lunch, and a transfer to our new location — the town of Pozza di Fassa — await us.

Optionally, you can visit the spa complex: sauna, hot jacuzzis with mountain views.

We pack our belongings, have breakfast, and head towards Riva del Garda. Along the way, we'll have a photo stop at the picturesque Lake Karersee.
Next, we travel to the southernmost point of our route, Lake Garda, where a completely different climate prevails: palm trees, lemon trees, and warm sunshine. It's already another world, more Italian, more relaxed, yet still surrounded by mountains.
We leave our trailers at the campsite and head for a stroll along the promenade and the old town of Riva del Garda, after which a lake cruise awaits us. After the cruise, we return to the town and continue our evening on the promenade, dinner with a view of the waves — a wonderful end to our journey.

Early departure, drive to Treviso airport. We return our cars and share our impressions and photos, of which we will have many over these days!

The journey home awaits, but a piece of the Dolomites will forever remain in our hearts.