A magnet for visitors looking for sweeping landscapes and picture-perfect panoramas. The Three Peaks of Lavaredo rise up out of the valleys and plateaus around them like ancient, immovable sentinels defining the contours of the landscape.

At the foot of the Three Peaks, trails wind through high-altitude meadows, scree slopes and small alpine tarns. The path alternates between more challenging stretches and natural stops, while the vertical rock faces always remain in sight. In the summer, the landscape fills with flowers and meadows, while in winter it covers over with snow and frost, changing shape but not substance.

The Three Peaks carry traces of mountaineering and memories of the Great War, still visible in the landscape. Mountain huts and shelters mark the paths as places of transit rather than arrival, offering fresh vistas of the rocky peaks. The wind and light are a constant presence here and the mountain tells stories of timeless places.