Forcella Lavaredo in Pustertal - Val Pusteria, Italy - reviews,open hours,photo spots,things to do

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Forcella Lavaredo

32041 Auronzo di Cadore, Province of Belluno, Italy

4.8(640)

Open until 12:00 AM

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Cameron BellCameron Bell

Went on a 6 hour hike around the 3 peaks today, the hike was easy for beginners (we had our dog with us) but the views are breathtaking! The last stage of the walk is all uphill until you reach a lovely refuge that serves nice cake and drinks. You can look in any direction here and you will be amazed! If you come by car to get to the parking you must pay €30! At first I thought this was madness until I got there and realised that it was money well spent. This one was on my bucket list for years and I’m soo happy I finally ticked it off.

YangKai ShawYangKai Shaw

The temperature can fluctuate significantly, so it’s highly recommended that hikers bring warm clothing, such as a down jacket. In addition, some parts of the trail are quite steep and rugged, so wearing proper hiking shoes is advised. Hiking poles would also be helpful. Lastly, it’s a good idea to check in advance whether the mountain rest stops are open. On the day we went, all the restrooms were closed and the café at the summit wasn’t open either.

Diego CadeiDiego Cadei

Che dire, per gli amanti della montagna come me, è un must, un luogo sacro.. d'altronde, stiamo parlando di parte del patrimonio UNESCO, nessuna recensione può rendere l'idea della magia di calpestare questi territori. Apro una parentesi sul calpestare: forse anche troppo! Forse hanno reso questi luoghi troppo accessibili, a tutti.. è un peccato vedere centinaia di automobili parcheggiate li, e pullman che fanno la spola avanti e indietro a portar su gente.. va bene il turismo, ma c'è sempre un limite, superato il quale forse la magia va via via scomparendo, la tranquillità che offre la montagna si disperde e si rischia di deturpare questi posti. Chi ama la montagna per quello che offre, probabilmente capirà cosa intendo.. la montagna è bella perché va vissuta, in un certo senso guadagnata, anche a fatica. Ma in tutto questo però non c'entra il luogo...bensì chi lo sfrutta e chi lo permette.. l'altra faccia della medaglia, anche se non è quella che prediligo, è che è anche giusto - mio malgrado, non per egoismo ma per rispetto dei luoghi - dare a tutti la possibilità di visitarli... anche a chi magari fisicamente non ci può arrivare con le proprie gambe.. la montagna è di tutti, la magia di questi posti anche, va colta come una conquista, ricordandosi che noi siamo ospiti, la montagna padrona!

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Reviews of Forcella Lavaredo

4.8

(640)

5.0

One of my favorite places to visit, majestic rocks, outstanding sunsets, dark skies make this place in my top 10. It's safe in the middle of night and usually full of fellow photographers and rock climbers. Milky way in season is visible to the naked eye. If yoy are thinking to book a local refugio, better give up on the idea of email, phone and whatsapp - they never respond and year after year they have the same automated bouncing back email (systems do not work, handling thousands of emails etc etc) perhaps best to book directly, but then again it's a...

5.0

You can look in any direction here and you will be amazed! If you come by car to get to the parking you must pay €30! At first I thought this was madness until I got there and realised that it was money well spent.

This one was on my bucket list for years and I’m soo happy I finally...

5.0

25w

The temperature can fluctuate significantly, so it’s highly recommended that hikers bring warm clothing, such as a down jacket.

In addition, some parts of the trail are quite steep and rugged, so wearing proper hiking shoes is advised. Hiking poles would also be helpful.

Lastly, it’s a good idea to check in advance whether the mountain rest stops are open. On the day we went, all the restrooms were closed and the café at the summit wasn’t...

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