Guided winter hikes
Breathing in the immensity of the white-capped Dolomites together
In winter, far from the hype of skiing, Alta Badia's Dolomites harbour a charm that excites, amazes and captivates. Either wearing hiking boots or snowshoes, we accompany you along itineraries where beauty is synonymous with magic, by day and by evening. We are experienced alpine guides, well acquainted with the territory even in its most remote and hidden spots. Each week we organise excursions for all those eager to discover the Dolomites beyond skiing, in a landscape that exudes something truly special in winter. Whether you are a beginner or skilled mountaineer: embark on a guided walking tour during your holidays in the Dolomites and look forward to touch the sky with your fingertips.
Daytime Hikes
Snowshoe Excursions
Evening Experiences
Good to know
Why should I choose to explore and enjoy the Dolomites in winter accompanied by a mountain guide?
Besides being experts and ensuring a safe hike, our guides know the area inside out and will take you on a discovery tour of the most hidden and spectacular parts of the Dolomites.
What’s the difference between snowshoes and crampons?
Snowshoes are used when walking on new and soft snow as well as on terrains with minimal gradients. They allow you to walk without sinking into the snow. Crampons, on the other hand, are attached to your boots to prevent you from slipping.
Which animals can be encountered in winter in the Dolomites?
Rather than encountering animals, it is much easier to spot their footsteps as they can be seen in the snow. Deer, hares, foxes, roe deer and small rodents: with the help of our guides, it is easier to distinguish their footprints
Hiking the Dolomites in the snow, why do you organise so many guided walking tours?
In winter, beyond the hype of skiing, it’s possible to experience the Dolomites in their full glory by approaching them slowly and gently; as you pass through snow-covered forests and pastures, you can discover the sustainable beauty of our mountains.