Hochpustertal | Alta Pusteria
Hochpustertal | Alta Pusteria
Hochpustertal | Alta Pusteria
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It is official; on 26 June 2009 "The Dolomites" were declared a<br />
Natural World Heritage Site. What makes the Dolomites appeal<br />
so unique can be experienced by the guests. Around the famous<br />
“Three Peaks” (Tre Cime/Drei Zinnen) are alluring and magnificent<br />
paths, isolated mountain lakes, renowned mountain huts and<br />
lots of pure tradition.<br />
The Dolomite summits have the effect of projecting carved statues<br />
in stone; these impressions are very evident in the mountain ranges<br />
of the <strong>Alta</strong> <strong>Pusteria</strong>. Particularly the world famous “Drei Zinnen”<br />
(Three Peaks), which no other sumit in the Dolomites can copy its<br />
uniqueness; but of course the neighbouring mountains such as the<br />
Paternkofel, Dreischusterspitze or the Haunold and the Rotwand are<br />
revered as absolute classics in mountaineering circles.<br />
The typical Dolomite characteristics of majestic rock formations and<br />
romantic landscapes are intensely experienced in the <strong>Alta</strong> <strong>Pusteria</strong><br />
region of South Tyrol. For example, the banks of the idyllic Lake<br />
Braies/Prags, probably the most beautiful mountain lake in the<br />
Dolomites, which is flanked by dark forests and framed by, steep<br />
rock faces of the Seekofels mountain.<br />
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