Journeys
Eight routes we know step by step. Each one is a starting point: change the dates, the number of nights or the kind of bed, and we’ll reprice it.
Late June to mid SeptAlta Via 1, hut to hut
Lago di Braies to the Civetta in eight walking days, sleeping in seven rifugi.
From €2,950 per person
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June to early OctTre Cime and the Sexten Dolomites
Three nights in huts, two in Sesto, and the Tre Cime circuit on the quietest morning of the week.
From €1,980 per person
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Late June to SeptRosengarten hut circuit
The rock garden of the King Laurin legend, the reason the mountains glow at dusk, walked hut to hut.
From €1,790 per person
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July to SeptFirst via ferratas, Cortina
Four guided routes, easy to moderate, from the Cinque Torri to Averau.
From €2,150 per person
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July to mid SeptBrenta: Via delle Bocchette
The best-known ledge walk in the Alps, with a guide and two nights at Rifugio Tuckett.
From €2,600 per person
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Mid Dec to MarchSella Ronda ski safari
Ski the four-valley loop both ways with a local instructor while your luggage moves for you.
From €2,400 per person
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January to MarchWinter cabin on the Alpe di Siusi
Snowshoes, a wood-fired sauna and Europe’s largest high meadow under snow.
From €1,690 per person
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Late Sept to OctLakes and larches, Alta Pusteria
Rowing on Braies before the crowds, gold larches and the Törggelen harvest suppers.
From €1,590 per person
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What the grades mean
Every path in the Dolomites has an official difficulty grade from the Italian Alpine Club. We use the same grades, so what you read here matches the signs on the ground.
T, tourist
Wide paths and forest roads. Fine for anyone who walks regularly, children included.
E, hiking
Proper mountain paths, some scree and steep steps. Needs boots and 5 to 6 hours of stamina.
EE, experienced
Exposed sections, loose ground, short scrambles. A head for heights and earlier mountain days.
EEA, equipped
Via ferrata: cables and ladders with a harness and lanyards. We always add a guide.
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Half our trips start as something else: a birthday on a summit, a family with a toddler and a grandmother, a week of only Ladin cooking. Tell us what you have in mind.