Dolomites Itinerary recommendations Hi! I am going to the…
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Dolomites Itinerary recommendations
Hi! I am going to the dolomites from 13 to 19 september with 2 friends. 13th of september si day 0 in the itinerary and our acommodation is in Dobbiaco.
As broke students we are trying to avoid expensive parking lots.
Two of us are also in pretty good shape, and we regularly hike.
I am open to all and any suggestions. I am not set on this itinerary😌
Day 0 – Arrival: Lago di Dobbiaco Loop
After arriving, I’d keep the first day pretty easy and just do the Lago di Dobbiaco loop.
Day 1 – Tre Cime di Lavaredo + Cadini di Misurina Viewpoint
This is probably the big iconic hiking day.
Instead of paying the €40 toll to drive up to Rifugio Auronzo, I’d park down at Lago d’Antorno or Lago di Misurina and hike up from there. It takes longer, but it saves a lot of money and adds some extra hiking to the day.
From there, take Trail 101 through the forest up towards Rifugio Auronzo, then do the famous Tre Cime loop.
On the way back, take the short detour on Trail 117 to the Cadini di Misurina viewpoint. The views from there look absolutely insane, so I definitely wouldn’t skip it.
Day 2 – Prato Piazza + Val Campo di Dentro
This is more of a recovery day after Tre Cime, but still with some good hiking.
Morning – Prato Piazza (Plätzwiese)
Drive about 30 minutes to Prato Piazza. Parking is around €10(?)
The hike itself is pretty easy, mostly across open alpine meadows, with great views the whole way to Rifugio Vallandro.
Afternoon – Val Campo di Dentro
After Prato Piazza, drive around 20 minutes
Park at the hikers’ parking area and walk up the forest road towards Rifugio Tre Scarperi. It’s a pretty relaxed walk, so this would be a good place to have a proper traditional alpine lunch and take it easy for the rest of the day.
Day 3 – Seekofel / Sas dla Porta
This is the hardest day of the trip
Drive around 20 minutes southwest to the Braies valley and try to get to Lago di Braies by around 7:30 AM. Parking is about €10, and getting there early is important because the road restrictions for private cars start at 9:00 AM.
I don t know if this one in actually worth the effort(?) sure, you see Lago di Braies, but if Seekofel actually worth it?
Day 4 – Lago di Sorapis
After the big Seekofel day, this one is a little easier.
Drive towards Cortina d’Ampezzo and park around Passo Tre Croci. (I heard we can find free parking, but i m not sure)
Day 5 – Val Fiscalina to the Three Peaks Lakes
Drive around 35 minutes to Val Fiscalina.
To avoid the restrictions and parking fees further up the valley, I’d park around the Signaue/Rotwand cable car area, which is usually free or very cheap (?) and then walk the extra 2 km into the vallye.
From Rifugio Fondovalle, follow Trail 102 through Val Fabeni. The trail climbs steadily towards the alpine plateau underneath Cima Una.
The main goal is to reach Lago di Mezzo, or at least the area underneath the climbs towards Mount Paterno. I m not so sure about this day either.
Any recommendations? Thanks so much for taking the time to answer🥰
#activity #hiking
Hi! I am going to the dolomites from 13 to 19 september with 2 friends. 13th of september si day 0 in the itinerary and our acommodation is in Dobbiaco.
As broke students we are trying to avoid expensive parking lots.
Two of us are also in pretty good shape, and we regularly hike.
I am open to all and any suggestions. I am not set on this itinerary😌
Day 0 – Arrival: Lago di Dobbiaco Loop
After arriving, I’d keep the first day pretty easy and just do the Lago di Dobbiaco loop.
Day 1 – Tre Cime di Lavaredo + Cadini di Misurina Viewpoint
This is probably the big iconic hiking day.
Instead of paying the €40 toll to drive up to Rifugio Auronzo, I’d park down at Lago d’Antorno or Lago di Misurina and hike up from there. It takes longer, but it saves a lot of money and adds some extra hiking to the day.
From there, take Trail 101 through the forest up towards Rifugio Auronzo, then do the famous Tre Cime loop.
On the way back, take the short detour on Trail 117 to the Cadini di Misurina viewpoint. The views from there look absolutely insane, so I definitely wouldn’t skip it.
Day 2 – Prato Piazza + Val Campo di Dentro
This is more of a recovery day after Tre Cime, but still with some good hiking.
Morning – Prato Piazza (Plätzwiese)
Drive about 30 minutes to Prato Piazza. Parking is around €10(?)
The hike itself is pretty easy, mostly across open alpine meadows, with great views the whole way to Rifugio Vallandro.
Afternoon – Val Campo di Dentro
After Prato Piazza, drive around 20 minutes
Park at the hikers’ parking area and walk up the forest road towards Rifugio Tre Scarperi. It’s a pretty relaxed walk, so this would be a good place to have a proper traditional alpine lunch and take it easy for the rest of the day.
Day 3 – Seekofel / Sas dla Porta
This is the hardest day of the trip
Drive around 20 minutes southwest to the Braies valley and try to get to Lago di Braies by around 7:30 AM. Parking is about €10, and getting there early is important because the road restrictions for private cars start at 9:00 AM.
I don t know if this one in actually worth the effort(?) sure, you see Lago di Braies, but if Seekofel actually worth it?
Day 4 – Lago di Sorapis
After the big Seekofel day, this one is a little easier.
Drive towards Cortina d’Ampezzo and park around Passo Tre Croci. (I heard we can find free parking, but i m not sure)
Day 5 – Val Fiscalina to the Three Peaks Lakes
Drive around 35 minutes to Val Fiscalina.
To avoid the restrictions and parking fees further up the valley, I’d park around the Signaue/Rotwand cable car area, which is usually free or very cheap (?) and then walk the extra 2 km into the vallye.
From Rifugio Fondovalle, follow Trail 102 through Val Fabeni. The trail climbs steadily towards the alpine plateau underneath Cima Una.
The main goal is to reach Lago di Mezzo, or at least the area underneath the climbs towards Mount Paterno. I m not so sure about this day either.
Any recommendations? Thanks so much for taking the time to answer🥰
#activity #hiking
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