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Val Canzoi, landscape from the guest house (photo by Enrico Vettorazzo)
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Campanula morettiana (photo by Gianni Poloniato)
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Via Ospizi Prati di Salet and Mount Coro (photo by Oscar Marco Mussoi)
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Erera Brendol plateau in winter (photo by E. Canal, CTA-CFS)

Buzzati Mountains: Surprises and Emotions among Mountains and Enchanted Valleys

Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park was created in order to protect a territory of extrordinary landscape and naturalistic value. The Vette di Feltre and Mount Serva were already famous for their flora in the 18th century. The presence of rare species and of a great variety of natural environments is mainly due to the geographical position of the territory. The Park is situated on the edge of the South-eastern Alps, in impracticable areas which, in part, were not covered by the glaciers forming during the glacial periods of the Quaternary, the last of which disappeared about 10,000-12,000 years ago.

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