Dolomites and Brenta Ski Touring Day

This trip uses our 1–10 overall difficulty scale (technical + fitness + exposure + environment). How this scale works

Highlights

• Flexible itinerary based on snow and conditions assessed by the guide
• Small groups for a relaxed and personal experience
• Possibility to rent ski touring equipment on request.
• Trusted local recommendations for accommodation and equipment rental.

Overview

Itinerary

1. Day 1
   Example ski touring options around Val di Fassa and Madonna di Campiglio

   On flexible ski touring days the final objective is chosen based on snow conditions, avalanche situation and the level of the group. Below are a few realistic tours we often use around Val di Fassa, Madonna di Campiglio and Campo Carlo Magno.

   These are examples rather than a fixed list.

   
   

   Val Lastié – Sella Group (Val di Fassa)

   A classic and very scenic Dolomites tour. Starting from the Pian Trevisan area above Canazei, we skin into Val Lastié, a wide and gentle valley framed by the impressive walls of the Sella Group.

   The ascent follows moderate slopes, with around 800–900 metres of elevation gain, with excellent views and often good snow thanks to the favourable exposure. A true Dolomites-style tour, well suited to intermediate groups.

   
   

   Val Gelada – Bocca dei Tre Sassi (Brenta)

   A more “mountain” style tour starting from the Fortini / Campo Carlo Magno area and entering Val Gelada. We climb through gentle valleys and progressively steeper slopes towards Bocca dei Tre Sassi, with around 900–1,000 metres of ascent.

   Thanks to the northerly aspect, snow conditions are often very good, and the atmosphere is typically quiet and remote, far from the busier ski areas.

   
   

   Cima Roma from Passo Grostè (Brenta)

   Reached from the top station of the Passo Grostè lifts, this tour follows rolling terrain before a final climb to the panoramic summit of Cima Roma.

   A moderate ski tour with a real summit feel and wide views over the Brenta group and surrounding peaks.

   
   

   These are only examples. The final choice for the day is confirmed together with the group shortly before the trip, once we have the most up-to-date weather and avalanche information. The aim is always to choose the option that best fits the conditions and offers the most enjoyable skiing for the group.

Requirements

• Basic ski touring experience
  Participants should already know the essentials of ski touring: using skins, maintaining a steady uphill pace, and skiing safely off-piste on ungroomed snow. No steep or technical terrain is expected on this trip.
• Ability to ski off-piste in variable snow
  You should feel comfortable skiing in mixed and ungroomed snow conditions (powder, crust, spring snow). We adapt the terrain to the level of the group.
• Good general fitness
  A typical day includes around 600–900 metres of ascent at an easy, steady pace. You don’t need to be fast, but you should be able to stay on the move for several hours.
• Mandatory avalanche safety equipment
  Each participant must carry an avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe. These can be rented on request if needed.
• Weather-appropriate clothing & personal equipment
  Participants must bring adequate winter mountain clothing (layers, gloves, goggles, shells), a backpack 25–35 L, snacks and water/thermos. A full equipment list is provided upon booking.

Gear checklist

Prices

• 1 Pax

  €380 per person per day
• 2 Pax

  €215 per person per day
• 3 Pax

  €150 per person per day
• 4 Pax

  €120 per person per day
• 5 Pax

  €105 per person per day

What’s included