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The Seekofel (Italian: Croda del Becco) towers imposingly at 2,810 meters above Lake Braies and dominates the lake's panorama, especially on the north side. From the lakeshore, especially along the western shore and around the boat rentals, an iconic view awaits: the emerald-green water reflects the steep mountain and the surrounding Dolomites, a classic postcard motif. For mountain hikers, the Seekofel is also accessible via the Dolomites High Route No. 1. The ascent requires surefootedness and good fitness, but is rewarded with a breathtaking panorama: a deep-blue lake, striking Dolomite peaks such as the Three Peaks and the Marmolada, as well as the surrounding valleys. The view of the Seekofel is thus a scenic highlight of Lake Braies, both from the shore and from the summit.

The Langalm Hut is located on the northwest side of the Three Peaks and offers magnificent views of the striking massif. It features an inviting sun terrace and a cozy Tyrolean parlor serving typical South Tyrolean specialties.

At the small lakes near Col Forcellina you have a very beautiful view of the Three Peaks, especially in the evening. From here you can hike back to the Rifugio Auronzo via the Forcella del Col de Mezo (2315 m).

Great path around the lake with ever-changing views of Seekofel and Co. It is best to travel by bus (line 442) and in the morning there are still very few visitors.

The view of the northern faces of the Three Peaks remains impressive, but it is also the most famous postcard motif in the Dolomites and everyone wants to have the same picture on their phone again - so it can get more crowded here. But if you choose the season and weather carefully, you'll be almost alone here.

Thanks to its strategic position, the Auronzo refuge offers easy access to one of the most famous excursions in the area. In addition to being a convenient stopping point, the refuge has hospitable services and a kitchen that serves tasty local dishes, perfect after a day of trekking.

Standard starting point for climbing tours to the Three Peaks, but also a tourist magnet. The food is ok, nothing more or less. On quieter days the staff is really friendly, otherwise it gets lost in the rush of tourists. Nothing as a goal in itself, but useful for the cake when you're there.

The dimensions of the Three Peaks are so impressive that it is difficult to fully perceive their grandeur. Seeing the Three Peaks is a must in the Dolomites, and this point offers a spectacular panorama. These scenic spots can get quite crowded, but the experience is totally worth it. Early mornings and sunsets are slightly less crowded as all the day tourists leave.