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Dolomites as a 3D Relief
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The Dolomites as a mountain relief: we offer Langkofel, Tre Cime, Schlern, Rosengarten and Geisler in a single color as Classic, and the Sella Ronda, the Alta Via 1 and two races as Track with a raised route. Every model stands on an oak or stone pine base.

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The Dolomites between the Puster Valley and the Piave

The Dolomites (Italian Dolomiti, Ladin Dolomites) are a mountain group of the Southern Limestone Alps. They lie between the Puster Valley, the Eisack, the Adige, the Valsugana and the Piave and are spread across the provinces of Belluno, South Tyrol and Trento; the region is shaped by Italian-, Ladin- and German-speaking areas. Since 2009, parts of the range have been a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site. They are named in honor of the geologist Déodat de Dolomieu, who in 1788 discovered the difference between dolomite and calcite.

Peaks of the Dolomites

The highest elevation is Punta Penia on the Marmolada at 3,343 m. The Langkofel (Sassolungo, 3,181 m) is the highest mountain of the Val Gardena Dolomites, and its face toward Val Gardena is over 1,000 m high. The peaks of the Langkofel group stand in the shape of a horseshoe that opens toward the Seiser Alm (Alpe di Siusi). In the Sexten Dolomites, the Tre Cime reach 2,999 m with the Cima Grande, and the view of their north faces is considered the emblem of the Dolomites. The Schlern (2,563 m) is considered the emblem of South Tyrol. In the Rosengarten, the Kesselkogel at 3,004 m is the highest summit, and in the Geisler group between Villnöss and Val Gardena the Sass Rigais (3,025 m) is considered the main summit.

Routes and huts in the Dolomites

The Sella Ronda circles the Sella massif, whose highest summit is Piz Boè at 3,152 m. It crosses the Sella Pass, Pordoi Pass, Campolongo Pass and Gardena Pass, in winter on more than 26 kilometers of pistes, in summer by bike. The Dolomites High Route 1, in Italian Alta Via delle Dolomiti n. 1, runs 150 km from Lago di Braies to Belluno, classically in 9 to 13 daily stages. At the Tre Cime are the Rifugio Auronzo (2,320 m) and the Dreizinnenhütte (Rifugio Locatelli, 2,438 m), which is known for its view of the north faces. Near Cortina d’Ampezzo, the Lavaredo Ultratrail has been run since 2007; “Lavaredo” is also part of the Italian name of the Tre Cime, Tre Cime di Lavaredo.

Ready-made reliefs from the Dolomites

As a single-color Classic relief, we offer the Langkofel group, the Tre Cime, the Schlern, the Rosengarten group and the Geisler peaks. Track reliefs with the route as a raised line are available for the Sella Ronda, also in a ski version, for the Alta Via 1 and for the Alpine crossing from Munich to Venice. From the 2026 racing season come the Lavaredo Ultratrail and the Drei Zinnen Alpine Run.

Your own area of the Dolomites

If your summit is missing, for example the Marmolada or Piz Boè, you set the area yourself in the live 3D configurator. A stage on the high route or a climb on the Tre Cime, uploaded as a GPX file, appears as a raised line above the terrain in the custom Track relief. Every Dolomites relief is made by hand in the Bavarian Alps.

Giving a Dolomites relief

A relief of the Tre Cime suits climbers, the Sella Ronda suits everyone who has done the loop on skis or by bike, and the Alta Via 1 suits hut-to-hut hikers. On the oak or stone pine base there is room for an engraving, for example with the date and the tour. If you would rather not commit to an area, give a gift card.

Which peaks of the Dolomites are available as a 3D relief?

The Langkofel group, Tre Cime, Schlern, Rosengarten group and Geisler peaks are available ready-made as a single-color Relief Classic. With a raised route there are also the Sella Ronda, including a ski version, and the Alta Via 1, and as TrailMap the Sellaronda and the Lavaredo Ultratrail 120K 2024.

Can I choose my own area in the Dolomites, for example the Marmolada?

Yes. In the live 3D configurator you search for the Marmolada, Piz Boè or the Seiser Alm by name and move the area until it sits right. The preview shows the relief from all sides before you order. It is mounted on oak or stone pine.

Can my Dolomites tour go on the relief as a line?

Yes, with the custom Relief Track. You upload the recording as a GPX file or add a link from Strava, Komoot or Garmin; the route is modeled as a raised 3D line, in red or white. You can also send the track by email after ordering.

Are the Dolomites also available in color with snow?

Yes, as Relief Natural. Forest, meadow, rock, water and snow appear in true-to-nature coloring; you set the snow line yourself and choose summer or winter mode. The Sella Ronda on skis is also available ready-made as a Track relief.

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Also in Italy, mostly in South Tyrol, lies the Ortler group. The Sella Ronda and other pass roads are under Alpine passes, high routes under gifts for hikers and running routes under gifts for trail runners.

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