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There’s a Dolomite Mountains Trip for Everyone!
That’s right, there truly is a Dolomite Mountains Trip for everyone! Whether you’re a hiker, skier, climber, or cyclist; a summer or winter outdoors enthusiast; looking for a relaxed vacation or up for a challenge – we have a trip for every interest and activity level.
To help you chose the trip that’s just right for you, each trip has an activity level. These range from easy to challenging, based on the terrain encountered and level of exertion required. Easier trips stay down in the valleys, or use lifts to reach higher elevations for activities. As the trips increase in difficulty, steeper or rockier paths are encountered, and fewer lifts and transfers are used. Check out the activity level descriptions below for more information!
Of course, we’d be delighted to assist you in selecting the perfect trip for you – call or email us and we’ll help guide you. Whatever level of trip you chose, you’ll have spectacular vistas of these incredible mountains throughout!
Prefer a custom adventure?
We can customize a trip specific to your needs and desired level of activity. Want layover days? No problem! Need extra hikes? Our guides LOVE that! Call or email us and we’ll create your Dolomite Mountains trip of a lifetime!
DOLOMITE MOUNTAINS TRIP LEVELS:
EASY
Our easy trips are perfect for people who want to see the Dolomites at a relaxed pace, are more interested in the flora and fauna and the cultural and historical aspects of the region, and for families with small children.
EASY TO MODERATE
Our easy to moderate trips are great for people who want to see the Dolomites at a relatively relaxed pace, yet still want to feel like they got some exercise, and for families with children.
MODERATE
Moderate trips are active, with full days of activities. These trips are perfect for people who want to be active, yet still have some time to explore the cultural aspects and opportunities for relaxation available in the Dolomites in the afternoon.
MODERATE TO CHALLENGING
Our moderate to challenging trips are demanding, with a whole lot of fun along the way. There will be no question in your mind whether you accomplished something at the end of each day!
CHALLENGING
Our challenging trips are exactly that – challenging! These trips are designed for guests in excellent physical condition, who have a strong spirit of adventure.
For more information, see our trip level descriptions by activity below:
Trip Difficulty Levels
Hiking Trip Difficulty Levels
Hiking in the Dolomites can be anything from a leisurely stroll through a high altitude meadow, to what seems to be a never-ending vertical climb. With hundreds (if not thousands!) of miles of well-marked trails in the Dolomites, you get to choose how much you bite off!
Biking Trip Difficulty Levels
The Dolomites offer both excellent road and mountain biking. There are plenty of steeps and passes to ascend – a stage of the Giro di Italia has taken place here in many years, after all! – as well as flat meandering trails that will take you from charming town to charming town, or up to the boarder with Austria!
Via Ferrata & Rock Climbing Trip Difficulty Levels
The Dolomite Mountains have a dual vertical history – that of training legions of rock climbers, and that of legions of soldiers battling across the mountains on via ferrata during WWI. Whether you are a first time rock climber, an experienced hiker looking for a new adventure, or a well-seasoned climber, our guides can lead you into (or higher up in!) the fascinating world of climbing and via ferrata.
Trail Running Trip Difficulty Levels
Trail Running in the Dolomites ranges from a leisurely jog through a high altitude meadow, to runs with dramatic vertical gains and losses. With hundreds (thousands?) of miles of well-marked trails in the Dolomites, you get to choose just how hard (or easy) you want to go!
Skiing & Snowboarding Trip Difficulty Levels
The Dolomite Mountains boast the number one ski resort in the world with lift-service access to over 5,000 vertical feet of skiable terrain for both on- and off-piste adventures, and countless miles of backcountry trails to boot! Whether you’re a novice or expert skier, there are plenty of options to choose from for your winter holiday in the Dolomites.
Snowshoeing Trip Difficulty Levels
Following many of the same trails used by hikers in summer, snowshoeing in the Dolomites can be anything from a leisurely stroll through a snow-covered high altitude meadow, to what seems to be a never-ending vertical climb. With hundreds of miles of trails in the Dolomites – and the convenient option of ski lifts – you get to choose the level of adventure that’s right for you!
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