Sorapiss and Antelao glowing rose-orange in the last light of the day

Enrosadira: walking, climbing and ski journeys in the Dolomites

One mountain range, every way to know it. Hut-to-hut weeks, first via ferratas, ski safaris and slow valley stays, planned by people who live under these peaks.

Four ways into the mountains

Follow the path: every journey can be shortened, slowed down or moved to a quieter week.

A walker on green pasture looking at the jagged Seceda ridge
3 journeys, from €1,790

Hut to hut

Walk from one rifugio to the next with a day pack. Dinner at long tables, sunrise from 2,700 m.

Length
5 to 9 days
Season
Late June to mid September
Walking
4 to 7 hours a day
See hut-to-hut journeys
Sun breaking between tall limestone towers above a boulder field
2 journeys, from €2,150

Via ferrata

Steel cables, ladders and wartime ledges, always with a guide who has done them a hundred times.

Length
5 or 6 days
Season
July to September
Needs
A head for heights
See via ferrata journeys
A wooden hut in deep snow beneath the Sassolungo
2 journeys, from €1,690

Ski and snow

The Sella Ronda loop with an instructor, or snowshoes and a wood sauna on the Alpe di Siusi.

Length
5 to 7 days
Season
Mid December to March
Level
Beginners to red runs
See winter journeys
The bow of a wooden rowing boat on the turquoise water of Lago di Braies
1 journey, from €1,590

Slow weeks

Lakes before the day visitors, gold larches and harvest suppers in farmhouse kitchens.

Length
6 days
Season
Late September to October
Walking
2 to 4 hours, if you like
See slow weeks

Plan it in three minutes

A rough cost, the right month and honest answers. Each one opens into a full page when you want more.

What a week costs

Full calculator

EnrosadiraPer person, 7 nights, two sharing
  • Beds and dinners€960
  • Lift passes€230
  • Mountain lunches€220
  • Transfer share€320
Before flights
€250 a day
€1,740

Indicative 2027 prices. We confirm exact rates when we hold your beds.

Which month to go

Month by month

Our favorite: September. Huts still open, stable weather, half the crowds of August.

The Tre Cime di Lavaredo seen through larch trees on a pale winter day

We sell one mountain range. That is the whole point.

Who we are and what we know

Planners from Val Gardena, Alta Badia and Cortina who have walked every route we sell, slept in every hut and missed the last lift more than once.

18peaks above 3,000 m
9mountain groups in the UNESCO site
2009year of World Heritage listing
3languages in the valleys