The Alpe di Siusi is a Dolomite plateau located in Italy, in South Tyrol, within the territory of the municipality of Castelrotto.
From the alp you can enjoy a 360° panoramic view; from the north in a clockwise direction: the Sass de Putia (2,873 m), the Gruppo delle Odle e del Puez (3,025 m), the Gran Cir, the Gruppo del Sella (3,152 m), the Sassolungo (3.181 m) and Sassopiatto (2,995 m), the Marmolada (3,343 m), the San Martino shovels, the Vajolet towers, the Catinaccio group (2,981 m), with the summit of the Catinaccio d'Antermoia (3,002 m), and the Sciliar (2,450 m).
From the alp you can enjoy a 360° panoramic view; from the north in a clockwise direction: the Sass de Putia (2,873 m), the Gruppo delle Odle e del Puez (3,025 m), the Gran Cir, the Gruppo del Sella (3,152 m), the Sassolungo (3.181 m) and Sassopiatto (2,995 m), the Marmolada (3,343 m), the San Martino shovels, the Vajolet towers, the Catinaccio group (2,981 m), with the summit of the Catinaccio d'Antermoia (3,002 m), and the Sciliar (2,450 m).
Photo by Wild Giorgio, photographer. Landscapes: mountain, landscape-dolomiti-alps-sunrise-alpe, siusi. Canon EOS 5D Mark IV, published 20.01.2020.
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Under such photos you are simply obliged to give explanations, where is it? I want there too. Rec.
Sever Yanin 56, You're right, my friend! Now there's an explanation for the place.
Very nice!
Sever Yanin 56, Take care the water is cold today!
