Although I would love to hike the complete Alta Via Dolomiti, I knew that I could never convince my friend to join me on a trip like that. Every year we plan a little trip together. Do something memorable. 4 hours, 4 days or 2 weeks, it doesn’t matter. We know each other since we are four or five years old, it’s a beautiful thing to have a history with someone that goes back that far. Even more beautiful when it’s a history full of adventure. We are dreaming of spending the winter on Gran Canaria for ages (and it probably will be), but we can still do that when we are old. So this year it would be a trekking through the mountains, the Italian Dolomites! Hiking the Alta Via Dolomiti. The first trekking together and Caroline’s first trekking ever. Let the adventure begin!!
Alta Via Dolomiti in Images
Day 1. Pragser Wildsee – Rifugio Biella
Shoot 1
Shoot 2
Shoot 3
Day 2. Rifugio Biella – Rifugio Ucia de Fanes
Fodara
Lunch & cows
Day 3. Rifugio Ucia de Fanes – camping Sass Dlacia
Posing with cows 1
Posing with cows 2
Day 4. Camping Sass Dlacia – hitch-hiking/bus/train & walk to the Pragser Wildsee.
Rain
Clouds
Sun?
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Hi Eva! Amazing photos. I wanted to ask you: was it difficult to figure out a way back from the Camping Sass Dlacia to the Pragser Wildsee? We’re hoping to do a similar route as you, but this is the one part we can’t really seem to figure out. Would love to hear more about how you did this part if you’re willing to share!
Hi Ellen,
From that campsite we actually hitchhiked the first part and then took a bus and a train and then we walked the last short section to the Pragser Wildsee. I forgot in which places exactly, but if you’re not in a hurry on the day you plan to travel back, I’d say it’s no problem. Also, there might be easier options 😉 https://www.rome2rio.com/map/San-Ciascian-South-Tyrol-Italy/Pragser-Wildsee
[…] de Dolomieten liep ik vanaf de Pragser Wildsee (Lago di Braies) omhoog, een route die ik een paar jaar eerder met Caroline liep. De Via Alpina is in feite een aaneenschakeling van reeds bestaande routes, in de Dolomieten volgt […]
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Hi Eva! Amazing photos. I wanted to ask you: was it difficult to figure out a way back from the Camping Sass Dlacia to the Pragser Wildsee? We’re hoping to do a similar route as you, but this is the one part we can’t really seem to figure out. Would love to hear more about how you did this part if you’re willing to share!
Hi Ellen,
From that campsite we actually hitchhiked the first part and then took a bus and a train and then we walked the last short section to the Pragser Wildsee. I forgot in which places exactly, but if you’re not in a hurry on the day you plan to travel back, I’d say it’s no problem. Also, there might be easier options 😉 https://www.rome2rio.com/map/San-Ciascian-South-Tyrol-Italy/Pragser-Wildsee
[…] de Dolomieten liep ik vanaf de Pragser Wildsee (Lago di Braies) omhoog, een route die ik een paar jaar eerder met Caroline liep. De Via Alpina is in feite een aaneenschakeling van reeds bestaande routes, in de Dolomieten volgt […]