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Peitlerkofel Mountain, Dolomiti near San Martin De Tor, South Tyrol, Italy

Spectacular mountain scenery in Dolomite Alps, Italy

The Dolomites are located in the northern part of the Italian Alps. This mountain range has 18 peaks that rise to more than 3,000 meters high.

Trees and mountains Dolomites, Italy on a grey autunm day

A forest of Norway spruce (Picea Abies) in the Paneveggio Pale di San Martino Natural Park. In the background the Pale di San Martino mountain range. Paneveggio. Trento Province. Trentino-Alto Adige. Italy.

The specular landscape when you drive at Val di Funes area in Autumn season, Dolomite, Italy.

Lake Antorno is one of the most beautiful lake in the Dolomites / Italy. This wonderful mountain lake is 1,866 m above sea level surrounded by mountains and pine forests.

Il parco naturale Puez-Odle è un'area naturale protetta che racchiude principalmente due gruppi montuosi: il gruppo del Puez e il gruppo delle Odle,

Dense alpine pine trees in the foreground with a towering limestone cliff and vivid blue sky in the background. The image captures the serene and rugged beauty of a mountainous region, evoking a sense of untouched wilderness and natural tranquility.

A picturesque winter scene with a tall tree coated in snow and a majestic mountain range in the background

Dolomites in the Italian Alps during winter. Tilt Shift Lens

Amazing day in the Dolomites. Spectacular views during an unusual warm winter day

Cadore - Dolomiti Bellunesi - foliage e bosco di abeti a Lozzo e Domegge di Cadore

Val Fiscalina. Green oasis with the backdrop of the Sesto Dolomites.

$The impact that climate change is having on the retreat of glaciers and thaws in the Alps is known.\nThe climate of the Alps is changing rapidly. It is estimated that temperatures have increased around 2 °C, twice the world average.\n\nThat is driving the retreat of the glaciers of the Alps. It is estimated that they have lost half of their ice volume since 1850 and loss rates have accelerated considerably since the late 1980s.\n\nAs glaciers recede, they can become unstable and threaten people below them, particularly high-altitude glaciers such as Marmolada, which are often on steep slopes and depend on sub-zero temperatures to stay fixed.$

Path near the Cinque Torri (Five Towers) mountains with a view on the Tofana di Rozes of the Tofana mountain group in the Dolomites during a springtime day in Veneto, Italy.

Sunset in Dolomites mountains, Alps, northern Italy. Europe

Spectacular view of the Cortina d'Ampezzo, Dolomite Alps, Italy

Majestic mountain peaks dusted with snow beneath cloudy skies. A serene alpine landscape with a lush evergreen forest in the foreground.

Fog after summer rain in the Alpine mountains near town Colfosco (Calfosch) Italian Dolomites, Italy.

Dense green conifer trees form a natural frame for the snow-capped peaks of the Dolomites in the Italian Alps. Bright clouds in a vivid blue sky enhance the dramatic alpine landscape.

The 3,181-metre-high Sassolungo is the landmark of Val Gardena and one of the most famous mountain peaks in South Tyrol. More than 150 years after its first ascent, it's still a fascinating destination for excursions.

Lake Braies in Italy - scenic view of Dolomites

views of Mount Catinaccio group during a summer day, Dolomites, Italy

Beautiful autumn in the Dolomites mountains with golden larch trees, green pine forest and dramatic mountains peaks, South Tyrol, Italy

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