Probably the most poignant Alpine experience in the Alps: The Three Peaks Nature Park in the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site. Multi-award-winning ski area in winter, a paradise for hikers and families in the summer. Nowhere else can you find so many natural wonders in such a small space.
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Campofosso Lake is also a deep blue alpine lake (2.439m) with a legendary story: once upon a time, there was a beautiful, green meadow in the Campofosso area. A young shepherd, with eyes as blue as gentian, used to live here. One day, a farmer's daughter came to visit him. When she looked into his eyes, they fell in love. However, the farmer's daughter did not visit the shepherd again. One day, the farm labourer informed the shepherd about the upcoming farmers' daughter's wedding. The shepherd was petrified and the mountain trolls provoked a storm. Instead of the alpine hut, the farmers' daughter found a lake, as blue as the eyes of the shepherd.
According to the narrations of old locals, on this stone, the witches used to dance with the devil. Their foot imprints can still be seen. Old dairy farmers say, that not only did the witch meetings take place there, but drinking sessions during the nights of the summer solstice also took place. The water source near the stone draws us to the conclusion that this stone had something to do with the fertility cult. Starting point: Terento-Terenten - parking place "Val Vena"
A hike to the earth pyramids of Percha reveals the clay column structures with an impressive display of colors. There are two paths to choose from for the ascent / descent. The tour takes about 1-1.5 hours.
Lake Prags lies in the middle of the Fanes-Senes-Braies Natural Park. Wedged in a wild and romantic cirque, and towered over by the majestic Seekofel, it is considered the most beautiful lake in the Dolomites. It can be circled in just one and a half hours, in a light walk. The circular route passes a small chapel on the right, under light shade from spruce, larch and pine. The eastern part of the hike is laid out in stages. The Seekofel is beautifully reflected in the lake.
