4 Amazing Off-The-Grid Ski Adventures

Off-Piste Skiing Safari in Italy's Dolomites

Italy's Dolomites are the epicenter of the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Cortina d'Ampezzo and Milan in February 2026. The most famous ski mountains in the country will not only make a brilliant stage and backdrop for the 25th Winter Games, but they will likely draw a lot of skiers and snowboarders to their slopes. One way to get away from the crowd is with Dolomite Mountains, the best-known adventure company in the region. Their  Off-Piste Skiing Safari  takes you to three areas of the Dolomites known for their fantastic off-piste – Alta Badia, including the Val Mezdì and Sass Pordoi; Arabba, at the foot of the Sella Massif; and Cortina d'Ampezzo, the resort at the heart of the Olympics, famed for the Lagazuoi couloirs. Skiers use a combination of lifts, gondolas, skinning, and boot packing to reach some of the most incredible terrain in the Dolomites. It's also a chance to explore the Ladin valleys of the Dolomites and enjoy the local cuisine. Accommodation is in mountain inns, with one overnight stay in a refuge. The Off-Piste Dolomites Ski Safari Traverse is priced from €6,640 ($7,652) per person for two people, including accommodations in four-star properties, breakfasts, some dinners, a ski guide, and a ski pass.

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