Dolomites Skiing First Experience

Who says snowy scenery can only be quietly photographed? Three days and two nights in the Dolomites, with as many surprises as little mishaps～ Practical tips starting from Rome! Daily Guide: Day 1 Rome → Funes Valley → Onion Church Funes Valley has deep and slippery snow, so be sure to wear non-slip shoes! The valley floor trail is gentle, making it easy and effortless to take photos. The Onion Church is very windy, my hat almost blew away～ The scenery is beautiful but don’t wear too little, or you’ll end up freezing your neck. Day 2 Hues Mountain → Odle Town After taking the cable car up Hues Mountain, a light hike of 15-20 minutes brings you to wallpaper-worthy scenery✨ Friendly for skiing beginners (falling a few times is normal), and plenty of slopes for experts; the sledding slope is short but thrilling, and the alpine carriage ride for 5 people costs 75 euros, making it very safe to travel through the snow trails. Paragliding depends on the weather, but flying on a sunny day is definitely worth the ticket price! Dinner in Odle Town needs to be booked in advance; the roasted ribs and big burgers are a must-try, so delicious you’ll want to lick your fingers. Day 3 QC Snow Mountain Hot Springs → Carezza Lake → Rome The hot springs have pools of different temperatures; outdoor snowy scenery plus wooden barrel hot springs are amazing, and the rest area is super comfortable. ⚠️ Expect queues during lunch peak hours, and don’t lose your wristband or bathrobe! The wind is strong by Carezza Lake; close-up photos are stunning but be sure to bundle up well. Skiing falls, slow carriage rides, relaxing hot springs… every moment is worth it～ If you want a hassle-free trip, you can join a small group tour, departing from Florence, Venice, and other places. Just bring your camera and good mood!