8 BEST One-Day HIKES to do in DOLOMITES | Exploring different valleys

In today’s video we are excited to share with you top 8 most beautiful one-day hikes that you can do in Dolomites and this way discover all the beauty of the region. Some of them are very popular destinations and some are less known. They are all wonderful, with a very picturesque scenery and are able to impress even an experienced hiker. So if you're ready - then let's begin!
What are some of your favorite hikes to do in Dolomites?
Please share your own experience and stories, we are really looking forward to hear from you!
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
0:28 Lake Resia and Haidersee in Val Venosta (level: easy, 15 km)
2:09 Berkwaal Sentiero del Sole in Val Venosta (level: easy, 15 km)
3:53 Vajolet Towers in Val di Fassa (level: moderate, 20 km)
5:16 Passo Gardena to Selva di Val Gardena (level: moderate, 16 km, favorite day hike)
6:51 Seceda Mountain hike in Val Gardena (level: easy, 16 km)
8:28 Adolf Munkel Trail in Val di Funes (level: easy, 11 km)
9:40 Lago di Braies Hiking Trail (level: very easy, 3 km)
10:51 Tre Cime de Lavaredo Hiking Trail (level: easy, 11 km)
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[@Stjernberg274]

0:28 Lake Resia and Haidersee in Val Venosta (level: easy, 15 km) 2:09 Berkwaal Sentiero del Sole in Val Venosta (level: easy, 15 km) 3:53 Vajolet Towers in Val di Fassa (level: easy? 20 km) 5:16 Passo Gardena to Selva di Val Gardena (level: moderate, 16 km, favorite day hike) 6:51 Seceda Mountain hike in Val Gardena (level: easy, 16 km) 8:28 Adolf Munkel Trail in Val di Funes (level: easy, 11 km) 9:40 Lago di Braies Hiking Trail (level: very easy, 3 km) 10:51 Tre Cime de Lavaredo Hiking Trail (level: easy, 11 km)

[@geraldinehadiwidjaja7421]

A great informative video on the day hikes in the Dolomites. Thank you for sharing. We will do them one day....hopefully soon....

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Thank you, you really should go, it is very well worth the visit, hope you can make it there some time soon:)

[@sergeycherenkov6547]

Super vidéo, Merci !!!

[@jorgeleonardo1957]

Glad to see your postings again. Can’t wait to follow in your steps, but will have to wait till next year when things -God willing-‘will return to normality. Stay well, many blessings!! Thanks for the great information!!!!

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Hello, our friend, glad to receive your comment:) Yes, we really hope you can make it next year to Italy. You too, take care and keep in touch!

[@Fouki95]

Thank you for these beautiful images, and especially for useful information to prepare our trip.

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Thanks for the feedback, glad you found it useful, and we wish you a great trip in Dolomites!

[@naturewalks]

Amazing video simply adorable cute and relaxing it's peaceful nature at it's beautiful sight a wonderful stress reliever from hard work.

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Thank you very much for your kind comment, happy that you enjoyed it;)

[@msrjorge1805]

Wonderful ❤

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Thanks a lot!:)

[@runclimbrepeat]

beautiful sceneries and very informative content! i love it!

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Thanks so much, glad that you enjoyed it:)

[@siprian]

Amazing!

[@ALDChannel-travel]

Beautiful hikes. Thanks for inspiring us for next summer plans

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Glad you like them! Let us know if you end up doing these hikes which one was your favorite:) Or if you discover some new ones, we would love to go back to Dolomites some time soon!

[@midcoast1455]

Very helpful. Thank you!

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Great to hear that! Thanks for the feedback!

[@librevasion]

Merci les amis pour ces belles images et informations

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Merci cher ami, c'est notre plaisir, heureux que vous l'ayez apprécié :)

[@sherryfuzesy9030]

Tre Cimes and Val Gardena hikes thank you!

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

One of our favorites, glad you enjoyed it!

[@vanecaf8247]

Sono brasiliana e questo luogo è il più bello che ho incontrato ao mondo! Sono stato a Dolomite, lago di Misurina e Braies nel 2019! ♥️

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Le Dolomiti sono sicuramente un posto meraviglioso da visitare, mi piacerebbe venire anche in Brasile un giorno :)

[@furgoch2011]

Thank you...this video was super informative...we are a senior hiker couple from Canada looking forward to the Dolomites soon !!!

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Our pleasure, glad it was helpful! Enjoy your time in Dolomites, they are wonderful! We are thinking about getting back there soon too.

[@beautifulplaces2461]

Hi! We found your beautiful and inspiring channel and subscribed! This is a charming video with stunning and spectacular scenes! Great design and execution! Perfect presentation! We also love nature and creativity, including photography, videography, drones and video editing! It's worth keeping together ! I hope to see you soon! Have a nice day and We wish you a pleasant weekend!

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Hi! Thanks for visiting and subscribing! Hope you enjoy it here with us! Your channel looks amazing too, we need to have a closer look at it. All the best luck to you and we can definitely stay in touch!

[@ashleypaige9040]

Beautiful video! We’re planning an early October trip to the Dolomites. Do you anticipate we’d need additional hiking equipment during that time of year?

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Hello, thanks a lot! It depends on the year but normally in early October there isn't much snow even on the higher elevation. So having the trekking poles and good boots should be enough. Hope you have a great trip!

[@yoavsegal5725]

Great video !! we are planning a trip mid October. Do you anticipate heavy rain or cold ? Do you think it possible to do the suggested trails ?

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Hi, hope you had fun on your trip, sorry it took so long to reply. it really depends on the year the weather but we think it is totally doable with some warm clothes and good boots with trekking poles.

[@gianlucadurante3602]

Great video and very nice music. I've been in all those wonderful places and just to be precise the first 2 hikes are not in the Dolomites.

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Thank you so much! It is true the first two hikes are in the different region, we have just wanted to include them in the video.

[@Horodio1]

Very nice video! We are going to visit Dolomites in a couple of days. Where I can find the gpx tracks of your routs?

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Thank you! You can find the tracks on our website here: walkingnatureworld.com/?s=dolomites

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

These are at the end of every trip report of Dolomites we made.

[@usama9022]

Hi, thanks a ton for this video! Just wanted to ask - for the hike from Passo Gardena to Selva - how do you get to Passo Gardena? I wish to stay around Col Raiser but cannot find a transport method from Col Raiser to the start location of the hike (Passo Galderna). Any advice? Thank you so much!

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Hello, thank you for watching and commenting! We got to Passo Gardena from Pera di Fassa as there was a bus going there. Unfortunately we don't know the Col Raiser area much, but you may be able to find a way when you are there as we did. Hope you have a great time hiking! Let us know how it goes.

[@usama9022]

@@WalkingNatureWorld Thank you very much for the response! Will dig deeper and figure it out haha. Have a great weekend!

[@nadavmanor773]

Nice video , what month did you go?

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Thanks a lot! We were there in the late August-mid September.

[@fridaydelada]

hi, thanks for this video. how did you get to the trail heads? is it by care or public transport? thanks

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Hello, we stayed in the campgrounds and moved from one valley to the other by bus or train. You can find any important information about it at the touristic offices in most of the towns. Hope it helps.

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

But going by car we think is the best option there because Dolomites are so vast and it is always nice to have a flexibility when travelling.

[@Ricardo4650]

may I know which month did you visit ? I will be going on June this year ! Hopefully weather turns to be good and great for hike !

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

We visited in mid-late June. Yes, we hope that you get lucky with the weather and have a great time exploring the trails and nature there!

[@Ricardo4650]

i will be visiting this mid June ! wish me luck @@WalkingNatureWorld

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Hope you have the best possible experience!@@Ricardo4650

[@matthenderson4552]

Is it a bad idea to hike any of these trails in early April? We will be in northern Italy this spring and would love to include the Dolomites, but concerned there will be too much slushy snow requiring snow pants, snowshoes or crampons, etc which we don’t have.

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Hi, Matt, we haven't been there in April and so can't tell you for sure. We ourselves live in Pyrenees mountains where the climate is somewhat similar to Dolomites and April here is still a cold month especially in the higher altitudes (more than 1700m) and there can be quite a bit of snow. Even so you may not need the showshoes, just warm clothes and good boots on some frequently hiked trails. It depends from year to year too but we still advice if you don't want to use any additional equipment to hike starting from May-June when it's for sure will be little snow left. Hope it helps.

[@matthenderson4552]

@@WalkingNatureWorld thank you so much for your reply. I value your opinion since you’ve been to the Dolomites multiple times so this information is very helpful. Maybe I’ll just leave a few dates open during our trip to northern Italy and watch the weather. Maybe we’ll get lucky and there will be a stretch of warm, sunny weather we can take advantage of. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge and experience.

[@andreapike3434]

Which camping or campings would you recommend as a central starting point for these hikes?

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Hi, almost every hike is in a different valley so we think it can be difficult to choose just one camping. But if you go by car to the starting points of every hike then Val di Fassa can be a good central point.

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

You can find maps for every hike on our website walkingnatureworld.com and see what campings are close and suit you better

[@valterperes4585]

Hello. Were to stay? And how to go from one hike to another? Thanks

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Hi, we stayed in the campgrounds and moved from one valley to the other by bus or train. Almost every hike is in a different valley so we think it can be difficult to choose just one place to stay. But if you go by car to the starting points of every hike then Val di Fassa can be a good central point. Hope it helps.

[@africah3159]

How do you do it not to get lost?

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

We use several navigation apps on the phone and we share the whole process how we do it in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKKpqHmQmp6rbqc Hope it helps.

[@Akashi-Editz]

Never seen this much spirit of adventure in someone and your videos calms my soul keep it up we all are here to support you 🖤🖤🖤 be safe

[@WalkingNatureWorld]

Thank you so much, it is so kind of you. We loved our adventures there, would love to come back one day:)