The most impressive mountain area in the Dolomites, the Tre Cime, owns its fame to the village of Sesto. This particular shape of the the rock is an attraction for hikers and mountain lovers and it is the symbol of the Alta Pusteria region. We enjoyed a discovery trip in this wonderful valley, where we can see still nowadays the signs of the disorders of the First World War and where nice and friendly people tell us about their birthplace.
Winter hiking in snow-covered landscapes surrounded by an impressive mountain world. The area around the Monte Croce mountain pass between the Via Pusteria Valley and the province of Belluno has a lot to offer for passionate winter adventurers.
Tobogganing fun in the upper Val Pusteria valley! Nestled between San Candido and Sesto, a family friendly toboggan run lies in the snow-covered Valle Campo di Dentro Valley. After around an hour of winter hiking to the Rifugio Dreischusterhütte mountain hut, the pleasant trip down can begin.
Surrounded by summits unparalleled in their beauty, we travel back in time. Whoever makes their journey through the spectacular Dolomites can easily forget the hard battles that were fought here almost a hundred years ago during the first World War. Many soldiers lost there lives here. Trenches, tunnels and other remnants can be viewed at the open air museum in Croda Rossa that reminds us of a painful past.
The Three Peaks need no presentation, we’ll let the pictures speak for themselves. We spent a night near the Locatelli hut to record the most famous landmark of the Dolomites in this time-lapse video.
Alpine meadows bursting with flowers in which wooden huts are guarded over by beautiful larch trees, as mighty, sky scraping peaks dominate the skyline. A natural, calm environment where mountain refuges are scattered amongst paths with varying degrees of difficulty, all leading to different destinations can be found at the entrance to the nature reserve which is named the „Drei Zinnen“. The val Fiscalina valley, with its curious name and unique beauty can be found behind the village of Moos in the valle di Sesto valley
Blossoming meadows and fascinating mountain peaks in the background: the scenic Val Fiscalina Valley is the ideal destination for pleasant hikes at the foot of the Dolomites of Sesto.
The Tre Cime di Lavaredo in South Tyrol are the symbol of the Dolomites. Situated in the homonymous nature park, since 2009 they have been a site of the UNESCO World Heritage together with the other Dolomites peaks. We‘ve captured the magic of this place from the bird‘s eye view!
The municipality of Sesto stretches from the entrance of the valley at San Candido up to Passo Croce and does not only comprise the main village S. Vito/Sesto and Moso, but also several mountain hamlets. The highest point of the municipality is the Cima Tre Scarperi with 3,152 m asl, even if much more famous are the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, attraction for visitors from all over the world.
Sesto is located in the Three Peaks Nature Park, where also the famous “Sundial of Sesto”, a series of mountains that are allocated like a sundial, is located. In winter the Three Peaks Dolomites ski carousel in the Sesto Dolomites casts a spell over its visitors, while the meadows at the Croda Rossa, the romantic Val Fiscalina and the Tre Cime di Lavaredo attract people mainly in summertime. Particularly famous and popular is the tour round the Tre Cime di Lavaredo in the World Natural Heritage of the Dolomites. There is also a special attraction for families: at the Croda Rossa, there is a bunch of reindeers, in winter they often even make a walk on the slopes.
Mountain bikers might be familiar with Sesto due to the Stoneman Trail, which was created by Roland Stauder. A real challenge, even for the toughest mountain bikers.
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