Passo falzarego view of village from the top Dolomites, Italy

Jan Musil

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Jan Musil

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Jan Musil

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Italy Passo falzarego view of village from the top Dolomites

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When I reached Passo falzarego I drove 1 kilometers further. Pass the fortress and stop at parking place at the restaurant, look back to the South, where the lake is placed.

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A couple of Klms from Passo falzarego where I just pulled off the road

Spot Type Outdoor

Crowd Factor Just a few people

Best Timing Daytime or sunset in fall

Sunrise & Sunset 07:51 - 16:29 | current local time: 03:56

Photo Themes Mountains snow landscape valley village

Locations Dolomites North Italy Cortina d'Ampezzo Passo falzarego

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Blim 01.12.2022

beautiful ! love to capture as well as you did ! can you tell me the time of year you did this, the colours meant a lot in this image too. Thank you

Jan Musil 10.11.2019

The picture is taken from the restaurant parking place towards northern mountains. If you want to take picture of the lake, go to opossite side of the building and look to the South. It is possible that you meet also a fox, who eats remaining food from the restaurant at least in the evenings :)

Donovan Callaghan verified

10.11.2019

Hi Jan it was last year when I took this photo and I have checked the GPS form the camera and lightroom. This puts the location about 1 klm down on the SP24 del Passo Valparola from the Passo Falzarego . I pulled off to the side of the road and climbed an embankment. It was just below Rifugio Passo Valparola and just before the road started to move down the valley.