TOP 3 Circular HIKES in the DOLOMITES Italy

[@extremelydave]

I don't know how many times I said WOW watching this, but it was a LOT!!. Your video is unbelievably beautiful!! Please PLEASE do more of these!!! I need to go now, I must go to your link to send a little something to help you on your journeys!!! Thanks so much for doing these videos......

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

Thank you soo much!!! And thanks for your support, it means a lot ❤️

[@ianmurray9983]

@@BrunoPisaniAdventure Do you think the Monte Civetto circuit is safe / passable in about 2 weeks? I'm planning to hike on June 19th but concerned about snow. Do you recommend ice axe or microspices etc? Thanks and I love the video.

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

The second trip I have done multiple times. It is really one of the most beautiful valleys imaginable. And it's good to know that you consider it intermediate. That gives me a better idea how these tours scale. And I can only recommend everybody who wants to see the Tre Cime, to use this tour instead of driving right to the base of them from the south. This way you get a very rewarding hike that is not as overcrowded as the trail from the south. And the third hike I did with my parents as a child in two legs, just as you suggested. I remember looking down from Riffugio Tissi to Alleghe and the lake. But that is about all I can remember. I was very young.

[@fitagring]

Grandissimo, sono contento di aver trovato un canale di un italiano che fa questa tipologia di video!

[@fabianozilli4551]

Fantastico video ero stato parecchi anni fa Locatelli ecc.ecc..Rivedere queste immagini riempie il cuore di grande gioia ..Che incantevoli ed Unici posti che ci sono in ITALIA grazie è stato un piacere guardare ascoltare ammirare ...👌🏼🤗

[@edinbhf20]

The best video with guidance I’ve seen of the Dolomites yet. Thanks Bruno!

[@edwinlooy6551]

Absolutely one of the most beautiful places on earth Dolomites❤ It's on my bucketlist to go paragliding there when i have a lot more experience, As it can be very spicy flying there😉

[@akyriakop]

Dear Bruno, you and your beautiful channel inspired me and my wife to visit dolomites and to make the trail number 2. We made a big voyage coming from Lesvos island Greece. Thank you for sharing your experience from this amazing place. Keep going!

[@nandovila4274]

Good to see you back!! Nice work

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

thank you very much!

[@NicolasJadoul-g8d]

Thanks for the inspiration Bruno. My gf and I just completed the trail n°3 (july 2023). It is really beautiful. However, it is really physically demanding. We did it in two days for a total time of 15-16h. I do not now how it Can be done in one day and in 10h. We recommand stopping and sleeping at refugio Vazzoler rather than Tissi if you want to stop half Way and Split the hike equally. The ascent to Forcella Delle Sasse is terrible. We do not have a lot of hiking experience in the moutains but we think the times you give in the videos are not reallistic if you're not an athlete 😀

[@craigwilson1604]

I’d love to walk these routes some day, beautiful 👍

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

yeah you should!

[@saranebeling6375]

Yes, liked this video a lot! We are older but fit and love hiking. Covering easier hikes may not be your thing but we would appreciate it. Also knowing which towns to stay in, to access the best loop day hikes. Thx Bruno! Stay safe out therr

[@arianna9729]

Che bello rivederti! Le tue riprese sono spettacolari, permettono a tutti noi di sognare un po'. Tra l'altro questo video cade proprio a fagiolo, domani farò il giro delle Tre Cime 😊 grazie per i tuoi bellissimi video!

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

fantastico!! dalla val fiscalina??

[@arianna9729]

@@BrunoPisaniAdventure esattamente! Il giro che hai indicato nel video

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

Toppp

[@Joerg_Lenk]

Hi Bruno! That's great! The " Tre Cima Circut" is my favorite! I love this. But the Civetta i also must make in next time. Thanks for this video!

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

Yeah Civetta circuit is a true gem. thanks!

[@ulrikesextro4187]

All 3 look fascinating, getting more abd more difficult but not too dsngerous.

[@evonder1]

I just hiked the first two just a couple of days after watching this video. Great hikes and recommendations! I look forward to doing the third soon.

[@eleonoramontanari3842]

We did trail#3 in July 2022. It is amazing!! However, particular attention must be paid to the fact that the Tivan path has collapsed in several points and can be difficult and dangerous if you do not have high mountain experience. Furthermore, a landslide interrupts the path just before the Vazzoler refuge (it is only a few meters but can be difficult). None of these criticalities are reported along the trail.

[@kadenjayloring2552]

planning to do trail #3 (Monte Civetta circuit) in July 2023. Does anyone know if the Tivan path has been repaired or if the landslide interruption just before the Vazzoler refuge is repaired? If these haven't been repaired, does this just imply a rough trail or the need for climbing-type equipment to pass these points? Thank you!

[@Potatomasherdk]

@@kadenjayloring2552 did you do it? If so, can you report on how it is looking?

[@kadenjayloring2552]

Completed the circuit last week of July 2023. Did it clockwise (Coldai - Vazzoler - Tissi - Coldai). Just before the long steep pass to reach the large plateau, the trail is still "collapsed" in the sense that there are several landslide areas that make the trail very loose and pitched. Also, there is little coverage along Tivan, so I'd plan to do this early in the morning before afternoon thunderstorms. Along the Tivan trail there is also a split in the trail by a rock painted "facile" (easy in italian). The "facile" path meets up with Tivan and only adds a little bit of distance. This gets you out of using the sketchiest part of the the iron ropes and iron foot pegs. Although, the chain section doesn't look particularly long, there was just one technical move that we didn't feel comfortable making in slick conditions and so choose the facile split. Also, I'd note that the downhill from the large plateau is very slow going because of how steep and rough the terrain is. @@Potatomasherdk

[@Potatomasherdk]

@@kadenjayloring2552thank you so much! We’re doing it tomorrow!

[@davidborg3122]

@@Potatomasherdkhow did it go?

[@LenaigSAVARY]

Ciao Bruno. Thank you for sharing the tracks. We did all 3 and we loved them. For the tour of Civetta, unfortunately we had clouds and fog on the first day so could not enjoy too much the views. We preferred to sleep in the refuge Vazzoler then Tissi to have a better balance between the 2 days (km and ascent) and more time to enjoy the landscape each day.

[@92mmrkoci]

@LenaigSAVARY I saw some people above mention there were some collapsed paths on the way to refuge Tissi. How was your experience? I plan to do the hike next week, thanks.

[@susanpetronio1490]

I’ve missed you! Glad you are back with your stunning videos and photographs

[@rubioIT]

Fantastic video, I loved it! Already done Croda da Lago (but in the opposite direction I think) and it was awesome! By the way, another useful thing to display would be the elevation profile, it's especially useful for novices to plan the hikes accordingly

[@jean-philippesavard4812]

Hey Bruno! You have a great hat!!! From the Montreal Canadiens hockey team! I'm from Montreal :) I see that we have two passions in common, Hockey and mountaineering! We don't have beautiful mountains here in Quebec like your Dolomites. Thanks for your great videos!!!

[@ALSADDQ]

Really wanted to thank you for the great info in the video and description. I am planning to visit the dolomites on May I hope these routs circuits are accessible and not covered with snow.

[@geraldinehadiwidjaja7421]

You're back! Love your photography as usual. Especially of the Dolomites, such an amazing place, so beautiful. Looking forward to more videos 🙂

[@FlyEnri]

Awesome video!! Great visuals, tips and mood!

[@martynjewell5627]

Fantastic. More videos like this would be great to get an idea of the terrain and see the amazing views. Thank you.

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

yes that's one of the reasons why I thought about it. more to come!

[@richardlphillips]

Absolutely loved it. For me this is so useful to know hikes where you can do a loop as often when traveling, you hire a car and it's the easiest way to get to these places.

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

exactly! thank you!

[@claravonessen5673]

Really amazing video. I really appreciate you leaving the GPS-tracks so that we can follow your steps. Dolomites is such a magnificent place. We missed you, Bruno!! Keep them coming :)

[@charleseijck3980]

Love the video. It is mind-blowing and inspiring. After finishing the Tour du Mont Blanc you inspired me to start walking in the Dolomites. The information you have added (GPX and parking area) is really useful. Thank you very much.

[@mohammadalibahrami1253]

Wow, amazing. Wish to hike those routes one day

[@MCCC72-77]

Bruno, thanks for such a great video. Very well done. Nothing in the Colorado Rockies where I live is ANY match for the Dolomites. Planning a trip there for next year.

[@danieledilonardo4255]

Sempre al 🔝

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

thanksss

[@ritira20mila]

Fantastic video. I always hang out in the Trentino/Alto Adige part of Dolomites (Fassa especially), I should explore much more the Cortina side. I guess the third hike here (30 km !!!) is pretty impossible to do in one day unless you are doing some iron man competition. Plus the pressure to finish might take away something from the enjoyment. I like to stop (time and weather permitting) to meditate and take pictures. To those looking for another one or a suggestion for Bruno for next video: The Sasso Piatto / Sasso Lungo loop(s). That's one that you can do in one loop (more than 8 hours I guess) or break in two separate loops, one day on Sasso Lungo, another day on Sasso Piatto. On both loops you start and return at Passo Sella. In both cases you can choose to reach the Rifugio Demetz (first step in the trip) by hiking up (very steep and demanding and it does not necessarily add to the experience) or by taking a quick cable cabin (looks like a telephone cabin) but be aware that it oscillates quite a bit on windy days. In the Sasso Piatto one, you can choose to finish towards Rifugio Michelozzi and hike down the Val Duron to Campitello di Fassa, instead of going back to Passo Sella. It's a bit longer, but there is usually transportation from Michelozzi to Campitello if you want to skip the last bit. (I should add on a side note from two years ago, if you really decide to take transportation back from Michelozzi, try to avoid a specific one of those taxi vans - it's called "fox" or something - because it has messed-up suspensions, and since that unpaved fire road is bad, it's really hell for your back, especially after a long hiking day. Remember: avoid the fox taxi :)

[@andreatelini2415]

Ciao Bruno, ho fatto pochi fa il giro di corda da lago ed è stato uno spettacolo. L'unica aggiunta che suggerirei se si è un minimo allenati, é quella di arrivare in cima ai lastoni di Formin prima di fare la forcella ambrizzola: il panorama é mozzafiato, si vedono tutte le Dolomiti, tanto che mi sono fermato 2 ore solo a guardarmi in giro.

[@katerynakorablova7527]

Thank you Bruno. It's really interesting and helpful for those like I that goin to have a tip to Dolomites.

[@francodiar6969]

Great video. Very helpful for planning

[@davidseo677]

Youre back!!!

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

yess

[@lucapodda8559]

Ottima idea Bruno!! Mi sembra un fantastico format 😉

[@zemekiel]

Very nice video! Hopefully I can go back to the Dolomites next year. Even though I have plenty of mountains to hike through here in Norway, there is something special about the Dolomites and northern Italy!

[@andreafraccarolo3797]

Fanne tanti altri! Video molto bello, mi hai fatto scoprire altri sentirti vicino casa!

[@AleDeBa28]

tks! I'm gonna hike the Civetta one

[@danielfrattini6001]

Great video, and thanks for sharing those precious information.

[@nefes6160]

This is really valuable. Thank you for doing the video and sharing. Yesterday I watched videos on the Isle of Skye in the Scottish Highlands. So beautiful and many good hikes. Let us know if you choose to do a visit and make a video.

[@ictfc1897]

beautiful video showing beautiful places...

[@denisadedkova2395]

Amazing video and inspiration! Cant wait to hike there!

[@giuliotoffano4763]

Thanks Bruno, I already did the first 1 so now you have convinced me to do the other 2 hikes!! If the trek is more than one day, it would be useful to indicate if there are potable water sources along the hike (apart from rifugi, which sell water bottles) ! Great video and great format!

[@jenspencer7731]

Amazing video - thank you so much! Very helpful for planning our trip👌💗🇨🇦

[@mabian69]

This was great, please give more suggestions on circular hikes, even if to be split in two days!

[@1983nanenane]

Spettacolare quello sul civetta!!

[@richardkalkmankalkman1045]

Thnx Bruno, your video’s are a great inspiration and maken want to go back and hike the Dolomites Alain.

[@markmccurrie7719]

Great video, very helpful 🙏 thanks

[@shahzadhabib6929]

Nicely done, thanks

[@janvandegaer9628]

I did the 3 Cime loop last Wednesday, spectacular, tanta roba!! The Dolomites are amazing

Hello Bruno, thanks a lot for your new vidéo. 3 excellent suggestions and a very professional vidéo. The Dolomites are definetely my utmost favorite amazing lointains. Keep on, and give us more such fantastic ideas. Behave yourself and be happy Best regards, with my close friendship G.Damm from a famoud place in charming Alsace

[@troyager]

Great video! keep doing these kind of videos! But also the photography related ones!

[@upndown-traveling]

Wow that's so wonderful, a super job, best regards Up'n'Down-Traveling

[@liviahirsch5962]

I really liked your hiking trips and incredible views videos and overnight adventures but I understand that's not always feasible

[@TOFPV]

Beautiful and helpful video. Great work

[@giovannipadova2729]

Amazing video, superb sceneries, useful info... what else? Thank you very much Bruno, I'm looking forward to enjoying these trails soon.

[@jensastrup1940]

Great recommendations. Thank you! Would like more 😊

[@TheHellpoy]

Don‘t know why but it‘s always such an unreal thing actually seeing someone seriously hiking in the Hoka Speedgoat. Can‘t imagine those to be any stable with that thick sole.

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

Haha! They worked well last year. Now I changed to a thinner sole. I think I like it more

[@johannesfunk8167]

I feel you there. I‘ve tried a pair of Brooks Cascadia 16 but am now about to try some Saucony Peregrine of which I hope to get a better „wet“ traction. For which did you go?

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

Lasportiva Akira 🤙🏻

[@CGYPP]

Perfect, keep it up! Grazie!

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

thanks! enjoy!

[@Optidorf]

I really regret clicking on this video. Last year I hiked the Alta Via I and now I want to go back... :p It seems that the last stage has a common part with the Alta Via I, but for me it's hard to pinpoint what points exactly. On my fifth day I went from rifugio Staulanza to rifugio Vazzoler, but it seems that this stage does it in the other way as it goes from Vazzoler - Tissi - Coldai while I did it in the opposite way. The first part of the loop seems to be the most beautiful one (the views are just wow) and this is not on the Alta Via I if I'm not mistaken. Doing this stage in ten to twelve hours seems to be a tad optimistic if the elevation gain is 2500 meters. I think for the vast majority of hikers these are two full-fledged hiking days.

[@Edge-dy9fh]

Great routes great photography and impressive English language skills. Thumbs up and subscription from me. Thank you.

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

Thanks 🙏❤️

[@ptodemontana6434]

From Spain, men you're the youtuber of mountain. Keep it out!!!!

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

thank you so much! I will!

[@merrillbryans9260]

Bruno is the best! He inspired me to do a walking trip there last September. I plan my trips around his great suggestions, inspirational.

[@tubebukful]

Thanks

[@jdtravelninja]

Hi Bruno - i'm taking my parents to the Dolomites mid-September and I stumbled upon your video while looking for inspiration on the Tre Cime hikes. I'm considering doing a loop starting from Rifugio Auronzo - Lavaredo - Locatelli - Pian di Cengia - Auronzo. Given that my father struggles a bit with uphill climbs (but can walk flat or with minor steepness for miles), it seems like we should be able to get it done in 5-6hrs taking lots of breaks. Would you recommend this route? Thanks

[@pietrocasu3330]

Bellissimo video, grazie! Mi piace molto questo format, spero potrai fare altri video simili sulle Dolomiti e non! Secondo te è fattibile dividere in 2 giorni il giro del Civetta aggiungendo anche l'ascesa alla cima per la ferrata degli alleghesi con notte al rifugio Torrani e chiudere il giro il giorno dopo? Grazie mille :)

[@lavolpedeldeserto8475]

Certo che è fattibile. Fai conto però che molti decidono di pernottare al rifugio coldai e iniziare la salita per la cima il giorno dopo. Puoi anche farla in un giorno solo, come ho fatto io per esempio, salire per la alleghesi e scendere per la via normale. Tieni conto però che se fai tutto il giro in giornata ti ci vogliono dalle 10 alle 11 ore

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

Ciao! Si, è fattibile, bello lungo a ritorno ma si può fare, scendi dalla Ferrata Tissi, rifugio vazzoler, rifugio Tissi, coldai e giù. Alla fine dei due giorni ne esci cotto ma felice :-)

[@lavolpedeldeserto8475]

@@BrunoPisaniAdventure se scende al rifugio Torrani fa la via normale al ritorno. La ferrata Tissi è più difficile della Alleghesi. Bisogna essere ben in forma e esperti per farle entrambe in un giorno.

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

Lui parlava di farlo in 2 giorni, dormendo al torrani! Comunque si, si può scendere sia dalla normale che dal Tissi e completare il giro

[@pietrocasu3330]

​@@BrunoPisaniAdventure ​ @La volpe del deserto Grazie a entrambi per i consigli! Ho già fatto la ferrata degli alleghesi in giornata e partendo da malga Vescovà, la mia idea era proprio quella di dormire su al torrani anche per vedere il tramonto dalla cima! effettivamente anche scendere dalla ferrata Tissi sembra interessante come giro, però non l'ho mai fatta!

[@billzhangzy]

Amazing video and introduction of Dolomites, which is also my favorite part of Alps. I like the map tracking animation you did...where are these from? any tool you used? thanks

[@DreamBig]

As a Dolomiti lover, I can just say yes please do so more of these videos. Even if I already did the first two hikes, I still enjoyed the format of your video. Forza Bruno !

[@danchiricuta4692]

Absolutely amazing. Thank you for this awesome channel. Planning on visiting Dolomites early May, are any of this hykes doable that time of the year? Thank you

[@Sp4mMe]

Amazingly beautiful. That being said I'd rather rate them Medium -> Difficult -> Very Difficult (e: let me correct. "Extremely difficult") or something. Easy can be deceptive and people are stupid in mountains. ~900m elevation change isn't easy, it requires some decent hiking fitness.

[@gamesphere4411]

Keep it up mate 👍

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

Thanks!!

[@EddyGoyanes]

Amazing coverage!!!! I want to do all of them. The via ferrata parts seem easy and like you didn't need to use a harness. Are they that easy? Thanks again for the inspiration!

[@praja343]

Please do more Bruno. Especially some of the less technical ones but with good views for older hikers like me. Fantastico!

[@HarmenHoek]

Great content man! Good inspiration

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

thank you

[@gemol666]

giri in montagna nelle dolomiti ce ne sono migliaia di belli... nella mia top 3 personale consiglio un giro lungo 8/9 ore, ma eccezionale : partendo da campitello di fassa, : Val Duron / Tires e forcella Denti di Terra Rossa / passo Molignon/ Passo Principe / Lago di Antermoia. nella mia top 10 ci aggiungerei per es il giro delle Odle (val di Funes/forcella Pana/ Seceda...).. quello del Federa/Formin, fatto nel senso contrario rispetto al tuo, uno dei più bei giri che io abbia mai fatto. anche il "semplice" giro delle 3 cime. panorami unici ed indimenticabili

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

grazie per il consiglio, ci andrò!

[@zoltanlakoyt8665]

The quality of this video is out of this world. Thanks a lot for uploading. I will try to complete all 3 of these hikes. They are all beautiful. Dolomites is definitely one of the most eye appeasing places in the Alps. You need more recognition for your stunning videos and great effort. Cheers from Hungary.🤞🏼😎

[@Spergel007]

Amazing video! I really like the format and the information. Keep it up! :)

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

Thanks a ton! I appreciate it

[@jcraigshambaugh5417]

. I rode from the Adriatic through Cortina D`Ampeuzzo to South tyrol. I was amazed to what I saw. The only hike I took was in or on a rock slide Area and a climbers route . Had to turn back. Do these trails allow Mtn bikes ? Great Video and Description is very to the point .

[@dsnjager]

Bravo 👍 very good video , the secound route where its 6-7 hours hike that is meant the whole round trip up&down or just up? I think the whole but i am asking just to be sure 😂

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

The whole round trip😁

[@TRAVEL.WITH.JAFARI]

Hello my friend 🙋‍♂️🤝🙋‍♂️🇨🇭🇨🇭 Very Very beautiful vidéo 👍👍 Soper like 💯💯💐🔔💐💝💝

[@dianew408]

Thank you for a truly spectacular trip through the Dolomites. Your routes (1 and 2) brought back memories of walks we have done over the years of visiting this wonderful area. More of this type of video, yes please!!

[@D0r1neK70]

Hi Bruno …absolutely love your videos. Going to the Dolomites next month and I noticed all the hikes are numbered. Is there a way to get a map of the trails with these numbers?

[@cosmos555]

Wow spectacular routes! Can you do a video with some routes like this in Friuli?

[@thezorba1]

This is fantastic... very very very useful as it is produced in such a way its very easy to visualize the route. Fantastic project, well done Bruno!

[@majas9526]

Absolutely love the video. Is the Civetta circuit so hard because it's so long or are there also parts that are tecnically hard? Looking forward to see more videos like this.

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

Hello, thanks! No technically hard parts. Just really long and with quite some elevation gain

[@majas9526]

@@BrunoPisaniAdventure thanks for the answer.

[@fernandoevangelista8887]

Show, show, show,show 👏👏👏👏

[@michelsicard9289]

Sory no speaker English but like like This vidéo tank You+++++ Bruno for partage++++++++

[@Vilerviette]

more loops plz!!

[@cipriangeorge6994]

Stunning videos and very good and precise description of the routes. I am planning to get there next year for 10 days of hiking, so from your experience which would be the best season for that? September maybe? Cheers!

[@andreasagui7456]

good work my friend!

[@agnieszkapiechowiak6923]

Bellissimo Bruno! Please more and more this kind of tips. We will follow you with great please! Complimenti per la semplicita e una grande passione!

[@roamaniacs]

What a delight to have found your channel, Bruno!!! Top notch content: cinematic, presentation, information - absolutely wonderful. Grazie! ❤

[@adrianbell4597]

Excellent Bruno! Another style and another success from a talented guy. You share the love of your local playground so well. I can't wait to get back to the Dolomites and Slovenian Alps.

[@JustBrowsing777]

Amazing! Such beauty and I miss the Dolomites! Maybe next year...

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

oh yeah!! :-)

[@roseannferrara5368]

Wonderful and clear video. Thanks for the final hike details at the end of each. Super helpful.

[@vananderman6429]

Future hikingtips would be great. Especially of hikes that take you away from the large crowds, that lack lifts and are longer since I've found the places that can be reached from the parkinglot in one-and-a-half hour to be massively overcrowded and the hike just too short. Looking forward to your recommendations, Bruno.

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

different reccomendations will come. from easy tops to longer hikes!

[@vananderman6429]

@@BrunoPisaniAdventure That would be greatly appreciated! I was planning a visit this summer but the Covid-restrictions made it impossible. Now it seems a hike at the end of the winterperiod shapes out to be a real possibility. Still looking for some great routes between bivouacs and (rifugio-)winterrooms! Thanks, Bruno.

[@ManitMonsur]

love this! Thank you for sharing your hikes

[@aleiatar]

Non ci sono parole... Uno più bello dell'altro 😍 Una domanda: nell'ultimo percorso, i tratti attrezzati con le corde, sono da affrontare con il kit da ferrata?

[@TehAlex2310]

Hello! I did the Croda da Lago circuit yesterday. Wow! Thank you so much for the great recommendation! Me and my girlfriend had a great time hiking there. Your content rocks! All the best to you brother.

[@nadejda4795]

Amazing video ! What about AV2 trek?