Nature parks in the Dolomites

Monumental beauty as far as the eye can see

Eight fascinating experiences, eight different natural landscapes and eight impressive plateaus. The nature parks of the Dolomites showcase the treasures of the Italian Alps and the magical way in which different natural spectacles come together here.

This enchanting world opens up gently with colourful flower meadows and picturesque forests, which slowly become steeper and more rugged to reveal a landscape of mountain peaks and grey gorges. Climb to new altitudes, take in vast plateaus and crystal-clear mountain lakes. Powerful, impressive and breathtaking! The protected areas in the Dolomites are also home to diverse flora and fauna. Find extraordinary plants and rare animals roaming the hiking and biking trails in the mountains.

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Natural Parks
Alta Badia
Val Gardena
Kronplatz - Plan de Corones

Natural Park Puez-Odle

This National Park embraces the area around the Odle Group and the high plateau of Puez. The Park covers an area of 10,196 hectares and includes...

Natural Parks
Val di Fiemme
Alpe Lusia – San Pellegrino

National Park Paneveggio- Pale di San Martino

This vast territory is characterised by three different landscapes: the Dolomite group of Pale di San Martino, Paneveggio forest and a part of the...

Natural Parks
Kronplatz - Plan de Corones
Alta Badia

National Park Fanes-Senes- Braies

Past the imposing rocky walls which enclose it just like a treasure chest, the Park reveals its landscapes: vast plateaus, beautiful forests,...

Natural Parks
Obereggen

Natural park Rio delle foglie

In this magnificent rocky cleft, the thousand-year old erosion of water has created a deep incision, which has brought stratifications of different...

Natural Parks
Three Peaks Dolomites

Natural Park Tre Cime

Located in the eastern part of South-Tyrol, it is home to beautiful peaks which reach more than 3.000 meters. Its most characteristic trait is the...

Natural Parks
Civetta

Natural Park Dolomiti Bellunesi

The Zoldo Valley, home to the Maè stream, serves as a northern border to the reserve and unites two of the most spectacular and loved...

Natural Parks
Val di Fassa
Alpe di Siusi
Carezza

Natural Park Sciliar-Catinaccio

Differently from other areas, which stand out for their imposing nature, here we have splendid towers and pointed bell-towers reaching to the sky....

Natural Parks
Cortina d'Ampezzo

Dolomiti d’Ampezzo

Uncontested protagonist of Cortina is the crystallised nature of the the National Park’s timeless landscapes of Dolomiti d’Ampezzo, which...

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EACH ONE IS LIKE NO OTHER

Ever seen a bearded vulture in the wild? No? No wonder, these rare birds of prey are an endangered species and hardly ever spotted. But with a bit of luck, mountain goers can catch a glimpse of these vultures in one of the eight national parks in the Dolomites.

You see, hiking in this mountain range is always well rewarded.

Tip: Detailed information about the rare flora and fauna in the nature parks is available in the visitor centres, or simply ask one of the local guides who will be happy to provide you with plenty of helpful tips for your visit to the Trentino and Belluno countryside.

Convenient and comfortable access to the nature parks: With over 100 open lifts at your disposal with Dolomiti SuperSummer, reaching any of the nature parks is quick and easy. Looking to explore more than just one natural treasure? The SuperSummer lift pass covers the whole area. One ticket, unlimited possibilities!

As well as the convenient visitor centres in each of the eight national parks, hikers and mountaineers can use the hiking map for information and orientation. This map clearly displays all paths, national parks and routes.

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