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Lago di Sorapis Trail

Estimated: Caution DoloPaws source review · 17 Jul 2026 · 2/6 checks

A striking turquoise glacial lake, but the path in has narrow, exposed sections with fixed cables in places.

Distance
10.8 km
Elevation gain
450 m
Highest point
2250 m
Duration
4–5 h
Terrain
Rocky, roots, narrow ledges
Trail rating
Estimated: Caution
Area
Cortina d'Ampezzo · Dolomites, Italy
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At a glance (from the map data)

This is a point-to-point route, so plan the return: retrace your steps or check local buses; 450 m of gain over 10.8 km is a real climb: budget rests, and halve expectations for short-legged dogs.

2250 m 1805 m 11 km
Elevation profile: lowest 1805 m, highest 2250 m.

Where to start

Mapped start suggestion — Passo Tre Croci. Access suitability is not field reviewed.

Water availability unverified

The listed water locations have not yet been checked for current flow, potability or seasonal availability. Carry a full supply.

Good to know

This route is an automated interpretation of OpenStreetMap data and has not been field reviewed by DoloPaws. Exposure, shade, livestock, seasonal access and current conditions remain unknown. Verify locally before setting out.

Review record and sources

Last desk review: 17 Jul 2026 · DoloPaws desk review · 2/6 safety checks complete

Is this trail right for your dog?

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Before you go: the dog safety guide · water for dogs on trail · dogs on cable cars · meeting a guardian dog

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