Updated Apr 12, 2026
The Tre Cime di Lavaredo are one of the most iconic, spectacular, and visited destinations in the Dolomites. During the summer months, especially in peak season, the area can see up to 7/8 thousand visitors per day, leading to queues, overcrowding, and disruptions that risk compromising both the experience and environmental conservation.
Despite the introduction of a toll road between Lake Misurina and Rifugio Auronzo, visitor numbers have remained high.
Since these measures haven’t been enough to manage the flow of tourists, new rules will be introduced for summer 2025 to improve traffic management and protect the surrounding environment.
What’s changed since the summer of 2025
- Mandatory reservation for private vehicles. Booking and payment must be done online via the official website.
- Parking fee increase for cars: from €30 to €40.
- Online booking and payment required, both for private vehicles and shuttle buses.
⚠️ For full details on dates, access rules, and booking procedures, the Municipality of Auronzo di Cadore has published a comprehensive article. We recommend checking it directly if you have any doubts.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Summer 2026
Can I still drive to Rifugio Auronzo by car?
Yes, but only with a reservation, available through the official form provided by the Municipality of Auronzo di Cadore.
What’s the new fee for private cars?
The new parking fee is €40 (previously €30). The increase will help fund road maintenance and environmental protection projects.
How can I book car access?
Bookings are made exclusively online on the Municipality’s website starting from the end of April 2026.
We strongly recommend booking in advance, especially on weekends and during July and August.
Can I reach the area on foot?
Yes! For those who love hiking, trails start from Misurina or nearby areas.
Keep in mind: they require good fitness and appropriate gear.
