Dolomites

The Dolomites are a stunning mountain range in northeastern Italy, part of the Alps. Known for their dramatic, jagged peaks and unique rock formations, they are composed mainly of a type of limestone called dolomite. Formed over millions of years through geological processes, these mountains feature breathtaking scenery, including cliffs, valleys, and alpine meadows. They are a popular destination for outdoor activities like hiking, climbing, and skiing. The Dolomites are also recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, celebrated for both their natural beauty and geological significance.