Dolomiten, Puez - Cor Raiser 2009

The Dolomites

“The pale mountains” are characterised by rough peaks and bizarre rock formations.

Skiing, beautiful mountains, a long winter, hikes, nature parks, peace and serenity, a stunning natural beauty - countless images come to our minds when thinking about the Dolomites. Mystical legends and myths characterise these famous mountains…

The well-known Tre Cime di Lavaredo peaks - known as the “Drei Zinnen” in German - date back some 200 millions of years and the mountains of the Dolomites arouse 40 millions of years ago. The pale Dolomite limestone gave these mountains their name. And what is most fascinating: Still today, valuable fossils may be found on the high mountains of the Dolomites.

By the way: the Dolomites have been officially added to the list of the UNESCO world heritage list on June 26, 2009, not only due to their beauty, but also because of the insight into the history of earth they provide. Congratulations!

  1. Dolomiten -> Sellagruppe

    Sella Mountain Group

    The Sella Group is an enormous mountain range. more

  2. Dolomiten -> Langkofelgruppe

    Sassolungo Mountain Group

    A natural border between Val Gardena and Val di Fassa more

  3. Dolomiten -> Schlern

    Sciliar Massif

    The emblem of South Tyrol more

  4. Naturpark Puez-Geisler

    Puez-Odle Nature Park

    Extended hikes and stunning sceneries in the Puez-Odle Nature Park more

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