Misurina – Passo Tre Croci is a recognized ski resort nestled within the stunning landscape of the Dolomites. This resort is not only an excellent winter destination, but also a hub for summer activities including picturesque hikes and road trips. The journey from Cortina to the Tre Cime is a memorable experience, offering breathtaking views of the mountain peaks and lakes. 
 
 The resort is well-connected to the key local attraction, the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, with a 6km asphalt road that is accessible by car, public transport, and hiking trails. More adventurous visitors often opt for the foot trails, immersing themselves in the serene mountain environment. The road, operational from end May till end October, leads to Rifugio Auronzo, a popular stopover point with ample parking space.
 
 Visitors can enjoy a short stop under the peaks of Mount Cristallo and avail parking facilities at several restaurants. For those looking to explore Lago di Sorapis, an extended drive towards Cortina and a brief hike from a free parking lot is recommended. However, due to the high influx of tourists, parking can sometimes be scarce and visitors may need to park along the road.
 
 The resort is acclaimed for its captivating beauty, with Lake Misurina being a major highlight. The lake retains its charm even in unstable weather, offering a unique allure on rainy days. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely walk around the lake or embark on a more challenging hike to Sorapis Lake. 
 
 However, some visitors have raised concerns regarding the parking facilities, particularly at Passo 3 Croce. The area has been reported to have large potholes, making it difficult for cars to enter and exit. To tackle this problem, a new parking area was opened in summer 2018. Despite this, parking spaces can still be challenging to find during peak hours, making early arrival advisable. 
 
Overall, Misurina – Passo Tre Croci offers a mix of thrilling adventure and tranquil relaxation, making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.

