“With their multitude of rock walls, towers, peaks, ranges and ridges, the Dolomites are an irresistible attraction for anyone who loves mountains. Their imaginative and changeable shape, the continual changing of the colours, the contrast between the gentle meadows and the verticality of the rock face create a charming picture that knows no equals”.
This declaration of love for the Dolomites comes from one of the greatest mountain lovers and experts, Reinhold Messner, and if he says it, you have to believe him, right?The Dolomites are luminous and colourful fairy tale-like mountains that were architecturally shaped and formed over 205 millions years ago by a primordial sea, and are made up of the remains of fossilized coral reefs, today rising up into the sky for more than 3000 metres
Their name comes from from the French Naturist Déodat de Dolomieu who was the first to study this kind of rock.Let yourself be enthralled by the magic of the San Martino Pala Mountains, the largest mountain range in the Dolomites. Wherever you turn, there they are, touching the sky. The famous mountains, from Cimon della Pala to Vezzana, from Rosetta to Pala, from Sass Maor to Madonna.
But the part that fascinates everyone, especially today is the Pale Plateau: a moon-like place, a mysterious plateau of stone suspended 2,700 metres high, a thrill you just have to take in.