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Golden hour on the mountain horizon! With @free.lukee / “I captured this video in the Dolomite Mountains in South Tyrol, Italy, near Toblach. Toblach is a municipality in Northern Italy, located in the Puster Valley about 70 kilometers northeast of Bolzano, near the Austrian border.
Whether for the view or the challenge, climbing the mountainous peaks around Toblach-Dobbiaco is the best way to experience this beautiful region. With +20 peaks, it can be hard to know which ones to explore during your visit. Four that stand out, in my opinion, are:
1) Paternkofel, located near the famous Drei Zinnen, separated by the Paternsattel.
2) Croda del Becco - Seekofel, offering a beautiful all-around view. It is a 4-hour ascent from the parking lot at Pragser Wildsee and easy to climb from the Seekofelhütte to the summit cross.
3) Monte Elmo offers a lookout to the main Alpine ridge (Großglockner, Großvenediger) and the Dolomites (Dreischusterspitze).
4) Strudelkopf provides a view of the Sesto Dolomites with Haunold and Drei Zinnen.
Additionally, here are other photography spots in the Dolomites you should visit, and I always recommend:
5) Lago di Dobbiaco: This lake, surrounded by mountains, offers stunning reflections, making it a perfect spot for capturing nature’s beauty and symmetry.
6) Seceda: Situated in the Val Gardena area, Seceda is known for its unique, jagged peaks and breathtaking panoramic views, ideal for landscape photography.
7) Lago di Carezza: This beautiful lake features clear, turquoise water and is surrounded by dense forests and mountains, creating a picturesque scene.
8) Cadini di Misurina: A group of mountains in the eastern Dolomites with striking rock formations, perfect for dramatic and adventurous photography.
9) Val di Funes (Villnösstal): A valley with charming villages and stunning views of the Dolomites, offering numerous opportunities for capturing both natural and cultural landscapes.
For some of these places, you may require a permit for drone flights, but they are equally perfect for capturing with a camera!” 📸
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