Bletterbach

The Bletterbach canyon stretches over 8 kilometers through the Dolomites, reaching depths of 400 meters and narrowing from 300 meters at the top to 30 meters at the bottom point.

The gorge formations reveal 250 million years of Earth's geological timeline, containing rocks from the Upper Permian to Middle Triassic periods with preserved volcanic remains at the base point.

The Bletterbach GEOPARC, established in 2005 by Aldein municipality, presents geological exhibits and educational displays about the canyon's formation and natural significance through labeled pathways point.

Visitors can access the gorge through marked trails with 16 information boards explaining the geological features, fossil deposits, and natural formations along the entire route point.

The canyon contains an extensive collection of Permian-era fossils, including preserved remains of reptiles, amphibians, ammonites, and plants from ancient tropical environments point.

Location: Aldein

Part of: The Dolomites

Website: http://bletterbach.info

GPS coordinates: 46.35783,11.43419

Latest update: October 29, 2025 18:35