Sometimes, all you need is a nice low-level flight over a beautiful place. How about Italy’s Dolomites?
And when you touch down . . .
The Italian Dolomites are divided into Western Dolomites and Eastern Dolomites by the Cordevole creek (a tributary of the Piave river) which flows through the province of Belluno. Dolomites are also divided into many other ranges, the most famous are Marmolada (the highest peak, 3,343m), Antelao (the second highest 3,263m. and close to Cortina d’Ampezzo.
Read more here courtesy of Wikitravel.org
