I see the toolbooth gates are open from 6am to Rifugio Auronzo. I would like to get to Cadini di Misurina even earlier than that. Do You know where would be a good spot to leave the car and take hike?
OHHH MAHHH GOD!!!!! So much beauty that it just tugs at the ..... I cant get over it.. Unfortunately even if I get here, will never be able to take that last path..to where you guys went. I am such a wuss.. Thank you for taking me there virtually .. Its insane.
Hey guys, just wanted to say a massive THANK YOU for this video! We had the best day yesterday hiking this hike, then we followed your recommendation and did the other hike in the afternoon. It was a bit busier than in your video, but still only a handful of people! So we had the best day! Also had a look through your videos and saw you use to live in Sydney! Same here, when we're back in Aus we're planning on doing the big lap :) Anyway, thanks again and keep up the good work!!
Hey George! Reading this comment has made us both so so happy! You have put a smile on both our faces knowing we have inspired your hike today! So glad you had a great experience, there really is nothing like those views right! 🥰 Yes! We used to live in Sydney! Any recommendations you need on the big lap you let us know 😊 Enjoy the rest of your time in Italy! James & Alex 🫶🏼
Never expected to meet you in Dolemites (Trento Castle) Thank you for this video and maybe we will visit tri Cime next year. Hopefully your mothers are enjoying as much as we do. We will soon upload our adventure Sassalungo and Dolomite trips😃
Hello Huub! Thank you so much for the message! Yes, that was such a strange coincidence! We are so happy you and your wife are enjoying your time in this region 😊 Your Sassolungo hike sounded amazing (but also crazy! Hehe). Definitely save Tre Cime for next time! Safe and happy travels. Thank you again for coming to say hello! James & Alex
Hey Aryan! Ah amazing, we found the hardest part of this hike was the first part and finding it from the car park. Once you find where it starts, it its pretty straight forward and there is a path to follow! Have an amazing time wherever you go!! :)
Love your video, I have been watching this video for more than three times. Is there any road sign pointing to Cadini Di misurina? Or google map Will direct me to there? I’m going there in September 😅
Ah that's amazing! thanks so much and we're so glad it ha helped. There wasn't a sign when we were there (this might have changed) but when you're there you can see that you just need to head right instead of left where the path splits (away from the Rifugio!) It will make sense when you're in the car park, we also share this in the video at the beginning if that helps more! :)
@@TwosomeTravellers thanks for your reply. I shall remember to keep to the right at the start. I am from Melbourne. I will stay in Italy for 5 weeks and then to Paris. Which SIM card you would recommend that I could use it in both Paris and Italy, hopefully it has a good coverage ? Thank you
Beautiful video!I plan to visit this place in this summer. Please tell me, in which month you was there?Now (in june)very rainy whether .Thanks for answer
Great video, this really helps, cuz I’m planning trip to Dolomites next summer and i’ve been trying to find a name and a way to get to this gorgeous spot for almost a month so I’m really thankful for this ❤️
Hi guys!! I just posted about this place and your video was recommended to myself right after, hahahaaha Awesome vlog, loved how you got shots of both of ya and definitely the trail to that spot is veeeryyy sketchy, hahahahaa
It really depends, if you walk and do not stop for photographs then perhaps 45 minutes. But we spent some time taking photos etc and so took longer, it also depends on your fitness level. I would allow a few hours to be safe to get there and back and take some photos along the way :)
Hi guys, great vlog! How can I get the digital map in any app for this hike?? Went this morning to Tre Cime Di Lavadero but couldn't find this one :( I will try tomorrow again.
It’s 45 mins back to the Rifugio Auronzo and then you begin the Tre Cime walk. We have just uploaded a Tre Cime video which will help explain everything 😇
Thank you so much for making this video! If you are still checking comments on here, I have a question! We are going in the end of August but cannot arrive to do this hike until the afternoon. I know it will be busy, but will the road truly be closed? And if so and we have a rental car, will be still be able to get there somehow? Thank you!
We visited in July/Aug. Since it’s the mountains always take layers. The weather can change pretty quick, from sunshine, wind & Rain. You’ll be wearing a t-shirt one minute and then a rain jacket the next 😂🙈 but essentially it’s the European summer.
Thanks so much! Yeah its pretty easy, you'll see a faint path, to be honest if you just start walking it becomes pretty clear where the path is away from the Rifugio, to the right of it. Not left where the Tre Cime starts, basically just the opposite direction :)
Hey! Hmm hard to say, we saw families doing the Tre Cime hike with a carrier, we didn't see any on Cadini though, it's hard to say really as it depends on whether you are a confident/experienced hiker.. You could start it and then if you feel its too sketchy you could always turn back to the car park and do Tre Cime instead?
Amazing spot and amazing vid. Makes me wanna go there. Is the trail signed ? Do you think this hike is suitable and safe for a family (couple + 5,13,16,17), especially the last part to the viewpoint ?
Hey! It starts off with no trail but also starts very wide with no steep drop offs at the beginning. I guess it’s a very subjective question as every child is so different! You can see that there are some very steep drop offs and narrow pathways in some areas, I guess it would depend on how confident/comfortable your children are with this kind of thing! We did see a family do the hike but they didn’t go all the way to the view point in that helps. Either way though have an amazing time in the dolomites, you could check out our vlog on Tre cime di Lavaredo where we saw a lot of families doing the hike, the pathway is nice and wide and well marked!
@@TwosomeTravellers is the narrow/steep stuff mainly in the last part, just before reaching the viewpoint ? to be honest my wife is abit scared of heights...and so is my 13 year old girl. plus i have a 5 year old !!!! do you think we can still enjoy most of the hike and when we reach the viewpoint, those who are afraid can skip the last bit and wait for us aside ?
We accidentally checked out late (we didn’t realise there was a ‘check out’ time as such so we got double charged!!) don’t make the same mistake as us! Leave before 10/11am (not sure what the cut off time is now)
Most definitely! There are amazing views within the first 5 minutes of walking. Plenty of safe open areas on this hike without doing the narrow path. You’ll both love it!
Hey! Ah this is a hard question to answer as it’s so subjective! We hike fairly often and would say the hike itself wasn’t tough, however there are very steep cliffs with big drop offs and so could be pretty sketchy at night. Not sure if you watched the vlog but you might be able to gauge better from the video as we share a lot on the location :)
@Twosome Travellers thanks for the answer, I have watched the video. I think my best answer is to hike there during the day and then decide if its reasonable to make it during the night.
Sounds like a good plan! Yeah those drop offs could be a bit scary! Unless you have a very strong torch! Haha. Good luck whatever you do end up doing! Hope you get some great stuff 😃
Awesome guys loved it!! Unfortunately when we were in the Dolomites this viewpoint wasn’t know about and we diddnt visit. This was a secret spot until @giuligartner posted a photo from here in Sep 2018 that made everyone want to visit this location.
Sadly the Auronzo hut is always full, so sponatously overnighting there is not possible. I did arrive at 9am and hiked first to Cadini di Misurina, then did the ascent to Monte Paterno with the amazing ww1 tunnels and then went to the Sasso di Sesto view point (this view will blow your mind). Then returned to the Auronzo hut Cadini a hidden gem?? you're joking, when I was there there were constantly cheesy couples hogging the places and not letting anyone up there
Dolomiti are truly spectacular and some spots are magical .....
we couldn't agree more! It's one of the most spectacular places on this planet!
Thank you for actually helpful info like hours, prices and where to start the hike!! 🎉
Of course! No problem at all, glad it is helpful
Thanks You guys for showing me this exquisite place, she said YES!
Omgosh! That’s amazing!! You proposed there? What a fantastic spot to do that! We’re so happy for you 😄😄
Cadini di Misurina, I live 1hr away from this spectacular natural beauty.. Venetian Region of Northern-East of Italy
I see the toolbooth gates are open from 6am to Rifugio Auronzo. I would like to get to Cadini di Misurina even earlier than that. Do You know where would be a good spot to leave the car and take hike?
OHHH MAHHH GOD!!!!! So much beauty that it just tugs at the ..... I cant get over it.. Unfortunately even if I get here, will never be able to take that last path..to where you guys went. I am such a wuss.. Thank you for taking me there virtually .. Its insane.
Never say never, it wasn’t that bad 🙈 So happy you enjoyed our content, it makes us truly happy!!
Was just about to watch Vlog 17. Glad I hit the link to this. Another great fun upload guys. Well done.
Thanks Simon! Appreciate it!
Gorgeous views!
Simply breathtaking aren’t they! 😄
@@TwosomeTravellers yes! Thanks for sharing. We really enjoy making outdoor content also!
Hey guys, just wanted to say a massive THANK YOU for this video! We had the best day yesterday hiking this hike, then we followed your recommendation and did the other hike in the afternoon. It was a bit busier than in your video, but still only a handful of people! So we had the best day! Also had a look through your videos and saw you use to live in Sydney! Same here, when we're back in Aus we're planning on doing the big lap :) Anyway, thanks again and keep up the good work!!
Hey George! Reading this comment has made us both so so happy! You have put a smile on both our faces knowing we have inspired your hike today! So glad you had a great experience, there really is nothing like those views right! 🥰
Yes! We used to live in Sydney! Any recommendations you need on the big lap you let us know 😊 Enjoy the rest of your time in Italy! James & Alex 🫶🏼
What a gorgeous video. Love it. Can't wait to get back on the trails. 🙌
Thanks so much! It’s a beautiful spot!
We are headed to Dolomites in September and I'd been dying to find this spot. Thanks for the great video!
Amazing! Have the best time, it’s just WOW!!
Awesome video, I want to hike to that viewpoint so bad now. Only 45 minutes! Crazy not more people do it.
It’s an amazing hike! So quiet in comparison to others! 😄
Hi guys, awesome video!, we're heading to the Dolomites in 3 weeks so this was really helpful : )
So glad we could help! You’ll have the best time!!
Watched all your videos from Italy! We are planning a roadtrip for next summer and your vlogs are SO HELPFUL! Thank you!!! Love your content btw!
Hey Lia! Thank you for watching our Italy series! So happy we could help with the planning of your trip next summer 😍
Never expected to meet you in Dolemites (Trento Castle) Thank you for this video and maybe we will visit tri Cime next year. Hopefully your mothers are enjoying as much as we do. We will soon upload our adventure Sassalungo and Dolomite trips😃
Hello Huub! Thank you so much for the message! Yes, that was such a strange coincidence! We are so happy you and your wife are enjoying your time in this region 😊 Your Sassolungo hike sounded amazing (but also crazy! Hehe). Definitely save Tre Cime for next time! Safe and happy travels. Thank you again for coming to say hello! James & Alex
@@TwosomeTravellers ❤️
New favorite channel. 🥰
Aww thanks Erika!! 🤩🙏🏼
Amazing place ♥️
The best!
Nice. Awesome scenes!
Thank you for this! Planning to go here in June! Have you got a link to a trail I can follow to get to this spot?
Hi … thanks for such a fantastic video. I am in italy now. I have a question, is this path well marked to not to get lost? Thanks
Hey Aryan! Ah amazing, we found the hardest part of this hike was the first part and finding it from the car park. Once you find where it starts, it its pretty straight forward and there is a path to follow! Have an amazing time wherever you go!! :)
Happy to find this! I love hidden gems!
Planning on going in 2025. What month did you go? We are looking at late Sept./early Oct.
We visited in July time. Spring and Summer is lovely. Winter would be magical.
Love this video! We bought a drone to take videos did you have any issues traveling with it?
Love your video, I have been watching this video for more than three times. Is there any road sign pointing to Cadini Di misurina? Or google map Will direct me to there? I’m going there in September 😅
Ah that's amazing! thanks so much and we're so glad it ha helped. There wasn't a sign when we were there (this might have changed) but when you're there you can see that you just need to head right instead of left where the path splits (away from the Rifugio!) It will make sense when you're in the car park, we also share this in the video at the beginning if that helps more! :)
@@TwosomeTravellers thanks for your reply. I shall remember to keep to the right at the start. I am from Melbourne. I will stay in Italy for 5 weeks and then to Paris. Which SIM card you would recommend that I could use it in both Paris and Italy, hopefully it has a good coverage ? Thank you
Beautiful video!I plan to visit this place in this summer. Please tell me, in which month you was there?Now (in june)very rainy whether .Thanks for answer
Thank you so much! We travelled here during end of July/August time, it was pretty hot in the day but cool at night :) perfect weather
How great view is Cadini Di Misurina, Awesome!! By the way, What tripod do you use? It really small and seems useful at travel.
Just amazing!!! We use the Manfrotto series, they pack down really easily!
We didn’t do this route but, our plan is to camp there next time and do this one, along with other routes.
Great video 👍🏼
It’s definitely worth heading back to! Camping sounds like a great idea 😄 🏕
Great video, this really helps, cuz I’m planning trip to Dolomites next summer and i’ve been trying to find a name and a way to get to this gorgeous spot for almost a month so I’m really thankful for this ❤️
Amazing! So glad we could help, it's an incredible spot in the Dolomites!
Are there any hotels near Cadini Di Misurina. If so, far away are they
Hi guys!! I just posted about this place and your video was recommended to myself right after, hahahaaha Awesome vlog, loved how you got shots of both of ya and definitely the trail to that spot is veeeryyy sketchy, hahahahaa
Can you tell me please, in which mounth were you there?
Thanks for the spot tips!
Btw - what are these glasses?
Thanks for a great video! How many minutes did you take from car park to the place in minutes 3.37?
That's quite steep price just to enter... is the price per car? Do you have to pay if you walk in?
That was per car! I’m not too sure if you have to pay if walking, it should clarify on their website :)
Is this hike different to Tre Cime di Lavaredo hike? I reckon both of these hikes start from the same place? @Twosome Travellers
Thanks for the amazing video.. Please could you provide Google map location of this point? I am planning for a shoot there..
What is thgis drone pls!!!????
How long does it take from Rifugio Auronzo?
It really depends, if you walk and do not stop for photographs then perhaps 45 minutes. But we spent some time taking photos etc and so took longer, it also depends on your fitness level. I would allow a few hours to be safe to get there and back and take some photos along the way :)
Hi guys, great vlog! How can I get the digital map in any app for this hike?? Went this morning to Tre Cime Di Lavadero but couldn't find this one :( I will try tomorrow again.
Hey! We're so sorry we missed this message! Hope you managed to find something in the end, how did you find the hike?? Did you enjoy? :)
Insane!
One of the best!!!
This is what I was looking for!!! Thank you From this point how long does it take to go to cime di lavaredo?
It’s 45 mins back to the Rifugio Auronzo and then you begin the Tre Cime walk.
We have just uploaded a Tre Cime video which will help explain everything 😇
Twosome Travellers thank you very much!! Love your videos!!
Awesome guys
Thank you so much for making this video! If you are still checking comments on here, I have a question! We are going in the end of August but cannot arrive to do this hike until the afternoon. I know it will be busy, but will the road truly be closed? And if so and we have a rental car, will be still be able to get there somehow? Thank you!
where have you looked for this route? this year I'm going to dolomites and I need to know where that viewpoint is. Thankss and good videoo!!😍
It doesn't really come up on google, but you can find signs when you are there at the start of the hike! :)
What month did you visit and how cold was it?
We visited in July/Aug. Since it’s the mountains always take layers. The weather can change pretty quick, from sunshine, wind & Rain. You’ll be wearing a t-shirt one minute and then a rain jacket the next 😂🙈 but essentially it’s the European summer.
do you have the names of places u stayed in dolomites ? going in july.. defin doin this hike ! thx u :D
You can check out our blog here on all the places we stayed :) www.twosometravellers.com/post/the-ultimate-italian-road-trip
Hi, is the video made in August or September? I'm asking beacuse i'm shocked from the crowd over there:)
This was end of July :)
Is there a cellphone network there?
We can’t remember 🙈
Could you give any specific instruction how to get there? Is there any trail to achive this point?
We shared everything we knew in the vlog ☺️
@@TwosomeTravellers ok, thanx :)
Hi. I've been planning to visit Dolomites. Mind sharing your itinerary and also the camp sites that you all end up staying? Thank you!
www.twosometravellers.com/post/the-ultimate-italian-road-trip
All the info you need here x
@@TwosomeTravellers thank you so much. All the info provided are so detailed. Love all your videos and I cannot wait to visit Dolomites now!
Amazing Vlog guys and this spot is just insane :) Is it easy to find the trail from Rifugio Auronzo? Any signs or so? xxx
Thanks so much! Yeah its pretty easy, you'll see a faint path, to be honest if you just start walking it becomes pretty clear where the path is away from the Rifugio, to the right of it. Not left where the Tre Cime starts, basically just the opposite direction :)
The trail is marked as 117; with your back to the Refugio, head to the right instead of the left and you’ll hit it.
Is it allowed to fly with a drone there? Because i want to go there and can't find the rules anywhere!
Thanks for sharing! How sketchy would you say this hike is? We will be going in June with our 18 month old in a carrier? Is it doable? 🙏🏽
Hey! Hmm hard to say, we saw families doing the Tre Cime hike with a carrier, we didn't see any on Cadini though, it's hard to say really as it depends on whether you are a confident/experienced hiker.. You could start it and then if you feel its too sketchy you could always turn back to the car park and do Tre Cime instead?
u think the trail to this spot is possible with Mountainbike ?
Hmmm I personally wouldn't do this with a mountain bike because of the very steep drop offs! But then I don't mountain bike!!
Amazing spot and amazing vid.
Makes me wanna go there.
Is the trail signed ?
Do you think this hike is suitable and safe for a family (couple + 5,13,16,17), especially the last part to the viewpoint ?
Hey! It starts off with no trail but also starts very wide with no steep drop offs at the beginning. I guess it’s a very subjective question as every child is so different! You can see that there are some very steep drop offs and narrow pathways in some areas, I guess it would depend on how confident/comfortable your children are with this kind of thing! We did see a family do the hike but they didn’t go all the way to the view point in that helps. Either way though have an amazing time in the dolomites, you could check out our vlog on Tre cime di Lavaredo where we saw a lot of families doing the hike, the pathway is nice and wide and well marked!
@@TwosomeTravellers is the narrow/steep stuff mainly in the last part, just before reaching the viewpoint ?
to be honest my wife is abit scared of heights...and so is my 13 year old girl. plus i have a 5 year old !!!!
do you think we can still enjoy most of the hike and when we reach the viewpoint, those who are afraid can skip the last bit and wait for us aside ?
Does that hike/trail have a specific name?
The clue is in the vlog title 🙈
Is it 45 minutes going there and back or just one way?
45mins one way. But incredible views the whole way!
@@TwosomeTravellers i guess it's a whole afternoon then if we also want to go around Tre Cime di Lavaredo too, right?
Definitely a whole afternoon. Watch our Tre Cime video for more accurate times ☺️
it cost that much just to go there for one night?
We accidentally checked out late (we didn’t realise there was a ‘check out’ time as such so we got double charged!!) don’t make the same mistake as us! Leave before 10/11am (not sure what the cut off time is now)
My fiancé has very terrible fear of heights. Is it possible to still get good views without doing the narrow part?
Most definitely! There are amazing views within the first 5 minutes of walking. Plenty of safe open areas on this hike without doing the narrow path. You’ll both love it!
How dangerous is the walks here? Asking for potentially coming here for astrophotography? 😁😬😬
Hey! Ah this is a hard question to answer as it’s so subjective! We hike fairly often and would say the hike itself wasn’t tough, however there are very steep cliffs with big drop offs and so could be pretty sketchy at night. Not sure if you watched the vlog but you might be able to gauge better from the video as we share a lot on the location :)
@Twosome Travellers thanks for the answer, I have watched the video.
I think my best answer is to hike there during the day and then decide if its reasonable to make it during the night.
Sounds like a good plan! Yeah those drop offs could be a bit scary! Unless you have a very strong torch! Haha. Good luck whatever you do end up doing! Hope you get some great stuff 😃
Awesome guys loved it!! Unfortunately when we were in the Dolomites this viewpoint wasn’t know about and we diddnt visit. This was a secret spot until @giuligartner posted a photo from here in Sep 2018 that made everyone want to visit this location.
Thanks team! Wow only just discovered Giuli! Her content is ridiculous 😍 Gives you an excuse to return to Italy! Among lots of other reasons 😄🤩
Twosome Travellers How do I find the trail to Cadini di Misurina from the Auronzo Refugio?
Sadly the Auronzo hut is always full, so sponatously overnighting there is not possible. I did arrive at 9am and hiked first to Cadini di Misurina, then did the ascent to Monte Paterno with the amazing ww1 tunnels and then went to the Sasso di Sesto view point (this view will blow your mind). Then returned to the Auronzo hut
Cadini a hidden gem?? you're joking, when I was there there were constantly cheesy couples hogging the places and not letting anyone up there
Put on some real hiking gears and boots instead of the trendy basketball shoes . Or eventually u gonna hurt yourself . Dolomites is always nice .