
DOLOMITES · FYNO TRAVEL GUIDES
Places on Dolomites Highlights
The starting 6-day route includes these places across northern Italy. Choose one main outing each day, then leave room for the journey and return.
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01 · Sirmione · Lake GardaThis is Sirmione’s Scaligero Castle, on the southern shore of Lake Garda. Keep it distinct from Malcesine’s castle when choosing your day and overnight base.
Open visit guide Photo by Joao Silva
02 · West shore · Lake GardaGardone Riviera suits a west-shore lakefront visit with time for its gardens or the Vittoriale. Choose one ticketed attraction rather than treating every garden as part of a short promenade walk.
Open visit guide Photo by Daderot
03 · Lake Garda · northern ItalyChoose a section of Lake Garda that matches your overnight shore. A short scenic drive and a complete circuit of Italy’s largest lake are very different plans.
Open visit guide Photo by Iuliia Boiun
04 · East shore · Lake GardaMalcesine is a compact east-shore town for a harbour walk, streets and castle views. A Monte Baldo lift outing is a separate mountain plan, not included in the town’s one-hour allowance.
Open visit guide Photo by Jonas Von
05 · Carezza · Val d’EgaCarezza is a lakeshore stop in Val d’Ega, outside Ortisei. It can fit a transfer through this part of the mountains, with the approach kept separate from the short lake visit.
Open visit guide Photo by Simone Natale
06 · Passo Pordoi · Sass PordoiThe Terrace of the Dolomites is reached by the Sass Pordoi cable car from Passo Pordoi. A terrace visit does not include a hike across the high plateau.
Open visit guide Photo by Roman Guliak
07 · Falzarego · LagazuoiChoose Lagazuoi for a cable-car mountain visit and terrace views, or plan a proper walk separately. The summit visit and the wartime tunnel routes are different outings.
Open visit guide Photo by Roman Guliak
08 · Passo Giau · CortinaPasso Giau works as a mountain-pass viewpoint or the start of a separate walk. Decide which visit you want before assigning it an hour between other stops.
Open visit guide Photo by Francesco Tommasini
09 · Tre Cime areaGive Tre Cime a proper mountain day. Choose your walk and access to the start together, then leave room for the return or your move to the next overnight base.
Open visit guide Photo by Roman Guliak
10 · Braies / PragsPlan the journey into the Braies valley before the lakeshore visit. Access rules change with the season; a calm lake photograph does not tell you whether you need a reservation or how much time to leave for the approach.
Open visit guide Photo by Luca Bravo
11 · Val di Funes · VillnößChoose Val di Funes for its villages, church viewpoints and walking routes. Allow for the journey into this separate valley from Ortisei.
Open visit guide Photo by Tetiana Guliak
12 · Ranui · Val di FunesSan Giovanni at Ranui is a specific church stop in Val di Funes. Keep to public paths and the venue’s access rules, with the surrounding meadows treated as private land.
Open visit guide Photo by Daniel Sessler
13 · Passo Sella · SassolungoA full Sassolungo circuit and an out-and-back toward Rifugio Sandro Pertini are different walking days. Select the exact trail before using Fyno’s 3–8-hour range.
Open visit guide
14 · Val GardenaChoose between a lift-assisted ridge visit and a longer mountain walk. Allow for the journey from Ortisei and the last return lift, rather than treating Seceda as a quick stop between two full hikes.
Open visit guide Photo by Jaromir Kavan
15 · Val GardenaTandem paragliding is a weather-dependent booked activity. The operator chooses the suitable take-off and flight plan; a view of Seceda is not a guaranteed flight itinerary.
Open visit guide Photo by Arno Senoner
16 · Ortisei · Val GardenaOrtisei makes a useful town base for lift days and a slower afternoon. Choose Seceda or Alpe di Siusi as a mountain outing, with the town as its own experience.
Open visit guide Photo by Tetiana Guliak
17 · Alpe di Siusi · Seiser AlmChoose a defined meadow walk or a cycling outing on Alpe di Siusi. This is a large plateau, so its 2–8-hour curated range represents different experiences, not one fixed walk.
Open visit guide Photo by Giovanni Nicolini
18 · Madonna di Campiglio · BrentaMake Brenta a mountain day, choosing a signed walking route from the Grostè lift area rather than treating the entire massif as one hike.
Open visit guide
Locations from Fyno’s curated places. Use current road and site guidance for access; pins are not a driving route.
Before you set off
Read the day plan before adding stops
Allow room for the main outing
A full Tre Cime walk or Sorapis outing needs its own mountain day. Treat other saved stops as choices when a transfer or the return takes the remaining time.
Read the day-by-day plan →Choose the route for your dates
Check the particular lift, road and walking route before booking access. Keep a lower-level or town alternative for a day when the mountain outing does not suit the conditions.
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Questions before you go
Do I need to visit every place in the route?
Choose the outings that fit your time and experience. Keep the main mountain day and its return workable by leaving other stops optional.
Do the suggested visit times include driving?
They are activity allowances. Add the approach, access arrangements, breaks and the journey to your next overnight base.
Sources & planning notes
Places and stays from Fyno’s saved route. Confirm current access, room facilities and booking details for your dates.
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