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3 Peaks Nature Park: White wonderland in the Dolomites

The striking summits of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo unfold their full splendor in winter, when the popular mountain sports region is covered in snow.

January 20, 2025


If you visit the Dolomites at the turn of the year, there are two unique attractions to look forward to: The breathtaking panorama, which looks even more imposing dusted in white, and the villages of Sesto, San Candido, Dobbiaco, Villabassa and Braies with their myriad attractions. Whether you'd like to experience local culture, enjoy some deep relaxion, sample gourmet cuisine or are just waiting to strap on your skis and hit the slopes – the 3 Peaks Dolomites region is an absolute must-visit. Less crowded than other winter sports destinations, this traquil mountain paradise has retained its traditions and originality, while boasting amazing architecture, fantastic food and much attention to detail.

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Those seeking relaxation can enjoy top tier hospitality; active vacationers can enjoy prime access to cross-country ski routes, hiking trails, toboggan runs and numerous ski lifts. 115 kilometers of perfectly groomed slopes for all skill levels, 31 modern lifts, all on five interconnected mountains – the 3 Peaks ski area is truly an alpine paradise for athletes of all ages. As sustainability is a priority here, preservation is writ large: Renewable energy minimizes environmental impact and modern eco-technology ensures that future generations will enjoy the beauty of the Dolomites. Once you're finished with the slopes, you can unwind in one of the many wellness centers, where alpine spa treatments regenerate body and soul. Real gourmets will find perfection in the numerous inns, alpine huts and award-winning restaurants, where the best wines from the region are served with regional delicacies that bridge the gap between Alpine and Mediterranean.

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But that's not all: numerous attractions await that have drawn nature lovers and photographers from all over the world for ages. Among the most famous motifs are, of course, the jagged summits of the region's iconic landmark, the Three Peaks. Lake Braies is also stunning, nestled between snow-covered mountains and exuding magical flair thanks to its vivid, turquoise hue. San Candido's popular Christmas market invites you to enjoy the gentle hustle and bustle around the many mulled wine and culinary stalls. It's also a good place to admire the storied craftsmanship of the local wood carvers, a tradition that was established here centuries ago – their work is the perfect souvenir to remember the almost otherworldly beauty of the Dolomites for a long time to come.

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This article appeared in the Falstaff TRAVEL issue Winter 2024/25.

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