TOP 5 EASY PEAKS in the DOLOMITES - Hiking Tips

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Dolomites are one of my favourite mountain areas, and the best way to discover them is HIKING!
In this video I'm showing you 5 easy tops in the Dolomites.

NOTE: you still need to have a bit of experience with hiking to achieve these peaks
Also, some of these hikes have some easy parts of via ferrata. I personally didn't use climbing kit in these cases, but consider doing it if you feel like you want to be safer.

Col De La Puina:
After passing the beautiful Passo Staulanza, you'll keep driving down for a couple kilometers to reach a wide parking spot on your right. You will follow a wide gravel road in the forest, that will quickly take you to Rifugio Città di Fiume. From here, you'll keep going up, and you'll turn right to follow a grassy ridgeline. The last part is quite steep, but you will quickly make it to the first top, and after that, to the highest one.

Gran Cir:
The hike start from one of the Most Popular mountain passes in the Dolomites, Passo Gardena. From here, you will follow the trail number 2 that rises crossing many ski slopes.
You are getting closer to the rocks, and you will hike all the way up a rocky culoir.
From here, a very easy iron rope will guide you on a wide ledge. This part requires a bit of attention but it's technically very easy. You will soon reach the upper part of the peak, and a trail with some other easy parts of via ferrata will lead you to the top!

Croda Negra:
From the Parking lot of Passo Falzarego, you'll start following the trail number 441 that takes to Rifugio Nuvolau. After 15minutes, you will turn right following the trail number 442.
At one point, you will find a 2m high rocky passage. it's technically super easy and not exposed.
After that, you will find yourself on the higher part of this big rocky hill, and you'll just follow the ridge. In 1 and half hour you will be on top, and you'll be able to admire the huge group of tofane in front of you, cinque torri in the valley, and so many other layers of mountains.

Monte Cernera:
The hike starts from the famous Passo Giau.
You'll start hiking the trail n436, which will give you wonderful views of your final destination.
At one point, the path splits. On the left, Forcella Giau. On the Right, MONTE CERNERA.
you will follow a beautiful traverse with an amazing view towards Passo Giau and Tofane.
Now the most technical part of the strail starts. You will follow a very easy iron rope that will take you to an upper plateau. After a second short technical part, you will arrive very close to the summit!

Monte Coldai:
The hike starts from Palafavera, Val di Zoldo, just like the huge round trip that I showed you in the previous video. You'll start following a wide gravel road. In 30minutes you will be at Malga Pioda, and the path will get more narrow and steep. You will reach Rifugio coldai and you'll quickly make it to sella coldai, right over a wonderful little lake. Your goal is the top right over the lake, opposite to civetta. So you'll turn right and will follow the trail that will quickly take you to the top!

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[martinbosso]

HI. I just made with my 8 yo son 1st way it was amazing and easy, maybe last part bit more difficult. And what is most interesting, there were 3 people on the upper trail (in the middle of the season). Thank you for the great recommendations

[vishalnagv]

Bruno, your videos are a must for me before I go to bed. If there are no new ones, I restart watching from old ones. Love your adventures man. Keep going 💪🏼 Love from India🇮🇳 ❤

[luisfandre]

ADVICE: we hiked Cernera today (14/09/2023) and the last part to reach the peak is closed.
Be aware of that when planning your hikes.
Anyway it was an amazing hike, the rope is not difficult but a little exciting.
Thank you Bruno for your videos!

[anabarbarav]

Sono una alpinista Brasiliana, e io sono di origine italiana del Veneto de Vicenza. Adoro guardare i tuoi video, immagini così belle che mi trasportano in questo bellissimo pezzo di terra in Italia che sogno di conoscere! Questo video in particolare mi ha toccato molto, dalle tracce più semplici, ai panorami più straordinari. Complimenti per il tuo lavoro. Un grande abbraccio dall'altra parte dell'Atlantico.

[Keresztesi]

Easily Monte Cernera gives you the best view, awesome lookout point! I was standing many peaks in my life including 3000s but I am totally amazed by the view from the peak of Monte Cernera. I wish you could share these easily accesible peaks last summer when I was spending my holiday in the Dolomites :-).

[extremelydave]

Bruno, you are the best tour guide Italy could have. Your videos showed so much of the Dolomites I have never seen and now as soon as I can travel there, I'm going on ALL of these hikes!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

[tilt]

One of the best . Well done Bruno from Australia

[iant]

Wonderful photography and explanations of the routes - great choices for us ageing mountaineers! Thank you.

[wmoly]

Just arrived at the Dolomites and these are amazing! Thanks so much and fantastic videography!

[nomanslandlb]

La qualità dei tuoi video mi sorprende ogni singola volta 🤯 davvero eccezionale

[mattiafusaro]

Hai appena programmato le mie uscite delle prossime due settimane qua nelle Dolomiti, grazie Bruno! Stai facendo un ottimo lavoro col canale e la qualità dei video, ti auguro il meglio!

[lavrentii]

Last year I watched this video and did some of the peaks. This year I plan to do the rest. I love all your videos. Thanks again!

[Madhava]

OMG! Wow, Wow, Wow! So amazing and spectacular video. Thank you so much. The drone shots are splendid. I would love to do these hikes. All the best.

[peterwaters]

Thank you Bruno for your generosity in sharing your expert advice. We just summited Col De La Puina and Gran Cir. Thanks to you it was an experience of a life time 🙏🙏

[matthewferencak]

Absolutely amazing hikes, thank you for sharing 🙏🏼

[LordBransty]

Can't thank you enough for this Bruno. About to go to the Dolomites for the first time, and this is exactly the video I'm looking for. All the information is here. Wonderful. Much love from England!

[claravonessen]

I always wanted to make some peaks in the Dolomites but I always wandered if they would be too much for my abilities. With these tracks, I can now enjoy the Dolomites safely. Thank you so so much, Bruno!! Amazing video :)

[yrfrtdr]

Thank you Bruno. The views are just amazing, I am thrilled, can't wait to hike on my own

[ChuckyLeak]

Hey Bruno,

we've just finished all 5 peaks from your video and it was absolutely amazing. Thank you very much for all the info and GPX data!

[thedietersprocket]

Great video - I just came back from the Dolomites and the region is spectacular. Also, nice Montreal Canadiens' cap!