We Met a Family of Wild Marmots in Dolomites

In this week’s episode, I have something very special for you – a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the Dolomites, Italy! Only a quick 10-minute drive from the top of Sella Pass, you’ll find several convenient lay-bys for parking, making this spot easily accessible for all nature enthusiasts and hikers. At first glance, it may not seem like much, but don’t be fooled – this place holds some incredible surprises! Within just a 5-minute walk, you will see a waterfall and a climbing crag where a big, friendly family of wild marmots lives. These adorable creatures are so used to people, that most likely they will come out with warm hellos, especially if you come bearing snacks like peanuts, carrots, or apples. Get your camera ready to capture their playfulness! From Sentiero delle Marmotte a mere 10-minute walk away, you’ll discover Rifugio Monti Pallidi and Ristorante Apartments-B&b Pian Schiavaneis, where you can treat yourself with authentic Italian pizza. It&