Hiking the Dolomites

Name: Hiking the Dolomites
Brand: Exodus
Rating: 4.8 (81 reviews)

81 reviews

Activity

Walking & Trekking

Overview

Hike the most beautiful trails in the Dolomites, with the choice of two difficulty levels on each walking day

Join our expert mountain leaders and a small group of like-minded adventurers to hike the most scenic trails in the Dolomites. Based at a family-run hotel in the lovely village of Campitello, we walk among jagged limestone peaks and through lush valleys, before returning home for a warm welcome and an Italian feast. With excellent chairlift, cable car, and bus links, we can access a huge variety of routes, allowing us to offer two difficulty levels on each walking day: Activity Level 3 (Moderate) and 5 (Challenging). Our expert tour leaders may alter the itinerary based on weather conditions and group ability to ensure everyone’s enjoyment.

Key Information

Trip Code: TEI
Ways to Travel: Guided Group
Countries: Italy
Carbon Footprint: 17kg CO2e per person per day

What's Included

All accommodation: 7 Classic nights (Sport Hotel Enrosadira)
All breakfasts, six dinners
Immersive itinerary with all listed activities
Expert tour leader to enhance your adventure
Group arrival and departure transfers available

Don't Forget To

Request a single room if required, purchase travel insurance and arrange any visas and vaccinations. On this trip local taxes (approx. €14) and local transport (approx. €110) are not included.

5 days of Walking & Trekking

Pace:

Activity Level 3: Approximately five to six hours’ walking;
Activity Level 5: Approximately six to seven hours’ walking

Terrain:

Low altitude; good paths with some steep ascents
Activity Level 3 (Moderate) walks: Altitude maximum 8,520ft (2,597m), average 6,562ft (2,000m)
Activity Level 5 (Challenging) walks: Altitude maximum 10,341ft (3,152m), average 7,218ft (2,200m)

Highlights

Hike the most beautiful trails in the Dolomites, chosen by a local expert
Enjoy views of the Marmolada, the highest mountain in the Dolomites
Tackle either Activity Level 3 or Activity Level 5 hikes, both led by International Mountain Leaders
Switch Activity Level whenever you want during the week
Experience a warm South Tyrol welcome with hearty dinners at the family-owned Sport Hotel Enrosadira

Itinerary

First Destination: Campitello
Next Destination: Campitello

Meals included:Dinner

Meals included:Breakfast, Dinner

Meals included:Breakfast, Dinner

Meals included:Breakfast, Dinner

Meals included:Breakfast

Meals included:Breakfast, Dinner

Meals included:Breakfast, Dinner

Meals included:Breakfast

First Destination: Campitello
Next Destination: Campitello

Begin your adventure in Campitello, a pretty Dolomite village chosen for its ease of access to the nearby hiking trails.

The tour leaders will hold a full welcome briefing tomorrow, in which they’ll discuss the week ahead and give advice on the area.

Enjoy the rest of the evening to mingle with the group and fuel up for the adventures ahead at dinner.

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Meals included:Dinner

Activity Level 3 (Moderate) – Walk to Rifugio Sassopiatto (7,874ft/2,400m)

Our day combines high-altitude routes that capture picture-perfect Dolomite scenery with lower-level trails down to the Val di Fassa. The early season should ensure we see a wide variety of alpine flowers. We begin our journey by taking a cable car towards Col Rodella and then walk along the southern flank of Sasso Lungo/Sasso Piatto to Rifugio Sasso Piatto. Continue along a high-level traverse, then descend into the Val Duron to Rifugio Micheluzzi. Here, we take a shuttle back to Campitello.

Distance: 10mi (16km); ascent: 800ft (244m); descent: 2,513ft (776m); 4hr 30min hour walking time

Meals included:Breakfast, Dinner

Activity Level 5 (Challenging) – Circumnavigate the Sasso Lungo Massif (7,874ft/2,400m)

We begin our journey by taking a cable car towards Col Rodella. Following the circuit anticlockwise around Sasso Lungo/Sasso Piatto as far as Rifugio Sasso Piatto then descend to Campitello via Rifugio Micheluzzi.

Distance: 12mi (19km); ascent: 1,962ft (598m); descent: 5,030ft (1,533m); 6hr 30min hour walking time

Meals included:Breakfast, Dinner

Activity Level 3 (Moderate) – Roda de Vael Massif (7,661ft/2,335m)

Begin with a bus transfer to Pera, where we take three chair lifts up to Ciampedie. Here, we hike a high-level traverse, surrounded by amazing views, to a scenic lunch spot at Baita Marino Pederiva.

After, continue hiking to the western side of the Catinaccio massif, where we take the Paolina chair lift down and transfer back to Campitello.

Distance: 7mi (11km); ascent: 1,581ft (482m); descent: 1,217ft (371m); maximum altitude: 7,381ft (2,250m)

Meals included:Breakfast, Dinner

Activity Level 5 (Challenging) – Ascend to Passo del Vaiolon (8,402ft/2,561m)

Start with a bus transfer to Pera, where we take three chair lifts up to Ciampedie. We continue by walking west to Baita Marino Pederiva then south, making our way to the western side of Catinaccio. The spectacular scenery at Passo Vaiolon will be our final stop before walking east to Ciampedie for the descent by cable car.

Distance: 8mi (12.5km); ascent: 2,789ft (850m); descent: 2,789ft (850m); maximum altitude: 8,402ft (2,561m)

Meals included:Breakfast, Dinner

Activity Level 3 (Moderate) – Ascend to Viel dal Pan (7,677ft/2,340m)

Transfer to beautiful Lago di Fedaia, where we climb onto the Viel dal Pan traverse, heading west with stunning views across the valley to Marmolada, the highest mountain in the Dolomites.

We then have a short descent to Passo Pordoi, where we take the cable car up to Sas Pordoi for our lunch break with amazing views of Piz Boe.

After lunch, take a short scenic summit hike called Moonwalk, before taking the cable car back down to the pass. Our hike continues down to the cable car at Pecol, returning us to Canazei in Val di Fassa and finishing with a walk alongside the river to Campitello (or by bus).

Distance: 8mi (12.5km); ascent: 1,617ft (493m); descent: 3,543ft (1,080m); maximum altitude: 7,677ft (2,340m)

Meals included:Breakfast, Dinner

Activity Level 5 (Challenging) – Summit Piz Boe (10,341ft/3,152m)

Take a short bus ride to Alba and then a cable car to Col Rossi. We walk to Passo Pordoi, where we take another cable car up to Sass Pordoi, then circuit at high level, taking in Piz Boe.

Once we have taken in the impressive panoramic views, we descend via cable car to Passo Pordoi, then hike down to Pecol for the gondola lift down to Canazei ending the day walking alongside the river to Campitello (or by bus).

Distance: 10mi (16km); ascent: 1,804ft (550m); descent: 3,117ft (950m); maximum altitude: 10,341ft (3,152m)

Meals included:Breakfast, Dinner

Optional activities for the free day include self-guided cycling from Campitello or a day trip to see the remains of Ötzi the Iceman in Bolzano or spend a relaxing day at the QC Terme Dolomiti spa in Pozzo di Fassa.

Meals included:Breakfast

Activity Level 3 (Moderate) – Hike up Val di Vajolet (8,520ft/2,597m)

Start by taking a bus to Vigo di Fassa, where we take a cable car to Ciampedie. We walk northwest to Gardeccia then up Val di Vajolet, famous for its six distinct monolithic peaks known as the Vajolet Towers.

We then stop at Rifugio Principe for lunch with a fantastic view of the valley, before returning via the same route to Gardeccia and Ciampedie, with a possible alternative descent via chairlifts to Pera.

Distance: 10.5mi (17km); ascent: 2,135ft (650m); descent: 2,135ft (650m); maximum altitude: 8,520ft (2,597m)

Meals included:Breakfast, Dinner

Activity Level 5 (Challenging) – Hike through Passo Antermoia (9,088ft/2,770m)

Begin by taking a bus to Vigo and then the cable car to Ciampedie. Our hike takes us through the stunning Val di Vajolet, famous for its six distinct monolithic peaks known as the Vajolet Towers, to Rifugio Principe, where we break for lunch.

The second part of the hike continues over our high point for the day at Passo Antermoia before descending past the beautiful Lago Antermoia, a glacial lake fed by small underground springs. We finally descend via Val de Udai to Mazzin for our bus back to Campitello.

Distance: 12mi (19km); ascent: 2,986ft (910m); descent: 4,921ft (1,500m); maximum altitude: 9,088ft (2,770m)

Meals included:Breakfast, Dinner

Activity Level 3 (Moderate) – Ascend to L'Aut (8,200ft/2,500m)

Begin with a bus journey to Pozza and then a gondola and chairlift ride. From the top, we follow the ridgeline over a small peak with stunning views to a col at Sella Brunech.

Here, we climb again to continue our journey along the ridge, taking in the peak of L’Aut in the Marmolada range, before descending to Rifugio Ciampac for lunch.

The area around L’Aut is geologically distinct from the main limestone Dolomites peaks, as it is primarily formed by black lava.

After, we take the gondola back down into the Val di Fassa and continue with a gentle river walk back to Campitello.

Distance: 7mi (11km); ascent: 920ft (280m); descent: 1,740ft (530m); maximum altitude: 8,200ft (2,500m)

Meals included:Breakfast, Dinner

Activity Level 5 (Challenging) – Ascend to Forcia Neigra (8,228ft/2,508m)

Begin our final day of walking with a bus journey to Pozza, where we take the gondola then chairlift towards Col Valvacin. At the top, we follow the ridge east over Sass d’Adam, then we continue on an undulating and pinnacled ridge southeast to Rifugio Passo San Nicolò for lunch.

We retrace our route for a while before turning northeast over Forcia Neigra, where , where the Marmolada and Gran Vernel appear behind you. We then head down to Rifugio Ciampac to take a cable car down to Alba and then a bus back to Campitello.

Distance: 7mi (11km); ascent: 2,133ft (650m); descent: 2,789ft (850m); maximum altitude: 8,228ft (2,508m)

Meals included:Breakfast, Dinner

The trip comes to an end after breakfast. Say a fond farewell to Campitello as you begin your return journey home.

Alternatively, if you’d like to extend your adventure, speak to your sales representative to discuss our large range of extension options.

Meals included:Breakfast

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Accommodation

Sport Hotel Enrosadira, a family-run hotel in Campitello

Passed down from father to son, Sport Hotel Enrosadira is a three-star hotel in the village of Campitello. The name – Enrosadira – is Ladin (a language spoken by roughly 30,000 in this mountainous region) for ‘those brief, fleeting moments in which the sky seems to light up and catch fire among the peaks of the Dolomites’.

Those same peaks make a beautiful backdrop for this hotel and you can enjoy lovely views from the large terrace. Elsewhere, there’s a sauna, bar, and lounge with comfortable armchairs to relax in the evenings. Wifi is available in the communal areas. There’s also a restaurant serving a mix of local and Mediterranean cuisines.

Worth knowing

There is no lift at the hotel.

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Essential Information

Trip Expert

Rob Mason

Dolomites Travel Expert

Introducing Rob A highly experienced mountain professional, Rob has spent more than 20 years guiding in the Alps.

With such a large variety of hiking routes in the area, we can offer two grades of walking on each departure. The tour leaders will choose each day’s route based on weather conditions and group ability to ensure everyone’s safety and enjoyment. For more information on our trip gradings, visit our Activity Level Guidelines page. If you have any queries about the difficulty of the trip, please contact us.

Activity Level 3 (Moderate)
Most people who enjoy a weekend in the hills or mountains at home can undertake a trek at this level. You need to be in good health and reasonably fit, and you will almost certainly be taking regular exercise. A trek at this level could either be a fairly easy medium-duration walk, or a harder, shorter walk. Some walking at higher altitude and the occasional longer or more difficult day may be involved, but generally conditions underfoot will be fair. A walking day is usually five to seven hours’ long.

Activity Level 5 (Challenging)
For walks at this level, good fitness levels are vital. Most treks involve extended walking in mountainous terrain, while higher altitudes, climate and remoteness can also increase the difficulty. Walking days are usually between six and eight hours’ long, although there may be longer days for activities such as pass crossing. Previous trekking experience is desirable but not essential if you are confident in your physical condition. Usually, there will be some scrambling.

Worth knowing:

Not recommended for vertigo sufferers
The times mentioned include a lunch break and photo stops.

Key information

Start hotel: Sport Hotel Enrosadira, Strèda de Morandin, 43, 38031 Campitello di Fassa TN
Phone: +39 0462 750540
Recommended arrival time: You can arrive at any time today. There will be a welcome briefing in the evening, but if you miss it the leader will update you separately
Airport: Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE)

Getting to the start hotel

The start hotel is approximately three hours’ drive from the airport. Your options for this journey are:

Take an Exodus transfer

Exodus provides one group arrival transfer from the airport, which is timed to coincide with the arrival of a chosen flight from London, UK. You may join this transfer at no extra cost, provided you can be at the airport before the transfer leaves. Speak to your sales representative for the group arrival transfer times.

Make your own way  

It’s possible to reach the start hotel by public transport, but the journey is complicated. We therefore recommend joining the group transfer where possible. If not, you can book a private transfer through your sales representative for approximately €280.  If you would like further information on joining this trip, please speak to your sales representative.

Catching your return flight

There’s a group departure transfer to the airport for customers who Exodus booked onto a chosen flight to London, UK. Please speak to your sales representative if you wish to join. If the group departure transfer does not suit your flight time, speak to your sales representative to arrange an alternative transfer.

Italy

Travellers from the UK, US and EU normally do not need a visa to enter Italy. Please note, visa requirements often change and it is your responsibility to obtain any required visas for this trip. Therefore, we recommend that you check with the nearest embassy or consulate of your chosen destination(s), including any countries you may be transiting or transferring through.

Some local governments provide guidance on what visas their citizens need. To help, we’ve gathered a selection of useful links below.

• Australia: www.smartraveller.gov.au/destinations/europe/italy
• Canada: www.travel.gc.ca/destinations/italy
• United Kingdom: www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/italy/entry-requirements
• USA:  www.travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/International-Travel-Country-Information-Pages/Italy.html

Please note: it is compulsory to carry ID with you at all times in Italy.

The hotel restaurant serves generous breakfasts and traditional evening meals. On certain days, you need to buy food in local shops for packed lunches, or certain walks may offer the opportunity to buy lunch at a mountain hut en route – please note, the mountain huts may not be able to cater for special diets. You may also want snacks for the walks, which you can either bring with you or buy from the local supermarket.

In the Dolomites – as always in the mountains – the weather can be very changeable. In summer, expect some rain on one day in two, but it is likely to come in heavy and thundery outbursts of relatively short duration rather than prolonged showers. In the valleys, daytime temperatures range on average from 12C to 22C (54F to 72F) although 25C (77F) is not unusual. Up in the mountains, it will be a slightly colder. Therefore, you need to be ready for anything, and to pack shorts as well as warmer clothes, full waterproofs and sunscreen.

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We do this through our innovative Thriving Nature, Thriving People plan.

This ‘nature positive’ approach is designed to help nature and communities thrive in harmony through practical solutions, such as reducing carbon and waste on our trips, supporting conservation projects through the Exodus Adventure Travels Foundation, and rewilding 100 square metres for every Exodus traveller.

Reviews

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James Welsh

Added September 2025

Transportation

Great scenery, well selected hikes, great guides, nice hotel. Overall a great vacation! But……..

Thoughts on Group Leader

Mark and Jenny did great work, adjusted for weather and capabilities of hikers. Some of the guests needed more assistance and they did not hesitate to accommodate them. Well done!

Advice for Potential Travellers

This trip uses public transportation for getting to/from our hikes. The busses are crowded, late, and don’t seem to follow any specific schedule. We were left standing on some occasions, gave up and walked on others, and had to push and shove to get on and off every time. This aspect of the vacation is unacceptable and I unfortunately can’t recommend the trip unless it is changed to private transportation.

Alan Burke

Added July 2025

Highlights of the Dolomites

Great trip

Most Inspirational Moment

Summiting at a refuge with 360 degree views

Thoughts on Group Leader

Jenny Smith--who was excdellent

Scott Sugarman

Added July 2025

Well done

I offer the following comments First, Jenny and Mark were extraordinary tour leaders. They were thoughtful, attentive and kind. and very knowledgeable Second, the walks were great; the scenery delightful. Third, while I am not a coffee drinker, I heard a number of our group wish the hotel's dining room...

Most Inspirational Moment

some of the views of the Dolomites from trailheads or close to trailheads.

Thoughts on Group Leader

great!

Advice for Potential Travellers

As we stopped at mountain huts each day for lunch, no need to worry about carrying a lunch any day. bring good hiking poles.

oren blindell

Added June 2025

360 Views of snow capped mountains & stunning, challenging walks

This trip was stunning and up there with one of the best I have done with Exodus. You can chose between grade 3 and grade 5 walks every day, which gives you the freedom to decide how challenging your days are. I opted for grade 5 every day and chose...

Most Inspirational Moment

Having lunch at the top of a 3000 meter peak.

Thoughts on Group Leader

We had Mike and Jenny, Mike lead the grade 5 walks where Jenny did the grade 3 and they were both very knowledgeable, friendly and accomodating. Mike was a fantastic guide on our walks, we felt safe, looked after and the group had a relaxed feel!

Advice for Potential Travellers

Pack for all weather, whilst it was above 30 degrees on days, it was chilly up top with still snow on the ground further up in the mountains. the evenings were also a bit chillier and we had hailstones on one night. Mountian weather has micro climates so whatever the weather man says doesn't always go, things can change so quickly so make sure you are prepared.

Thomas Dankenbring

Added September 2024

classic dolomites

Overall an excellent experience, headquartered in Campitello de Fassa. Accommodations/food was very good. Hiking all fun. Great leaders. My only recommendation would be the city busses were not timely, and they were full at times; having been cut back from the summer schedule.. It would be worth a few extra...

Most Inspirational Moment

Probably first day experiencing Marmolada on a beautiful sunny day.

Thoughts on Group Leader

Both Jenny and Pol were excellent

Advice for Potential Travellers

be prepared with rain gear.

Melinda Dankenbring

Added September 2024

Amazing hikes in beautiful Dolomites

We had a wonderful week hiking in the Dolomites. The level 3 hikes were challenging with excellent guidance by our leaders. Excellent service and food at the hotel. Fun group of hikers. Overall a very enjoyable experience.

Thoughts on Group Leader

Our group leaders, Jen and Pol were outstanding. Each of them offered individual guidance and helped meet the needs of each traveler.

Jenny Fang

Added September 2024

Stunning views & exceptional guides

This is my first Exodus trip and certainly exceeded my expectations. Initially I thought 20 people would be too big of a group, but it didn't feel like that at all. I particularly enjoyed the fact that there were two guides and each day, we had the option to choose...

Thoughts on Group Leader

The group leaders Jen & Pol were excellent and very professional. They tackled each problem calmly (particularly we started off with a virus in the water) and ensure everyone is safe. We were a big group with very diverse levels, both guides took the time to find routes each day to suit the different groups. Big thanks to them for making this trip an unforgetable one.

Mana Ziapour

Added September 2023

Amazing trip

It was my first multi-day hiking adventure, and initially, I hesitated, unsure if it was the right choice for a beginner like me. However, it turned out to be an absolutely wonderful experience. Thanks to our exceptional guides, Rob and Jenny, along with a fantastic group of fellow travelers, this...

Thoughts on Group Leader

Rob and Jenny are absolutely amazing! Without Rob's unwavering support and encouragement, I wouldn't have had the courage to attempt the Level 5 hike. His presence made me feel completely safe and well-guided throughout. As for Jenny, she was my go-to person for any questions or assistance I needed. Her genuine commitment to helping and supporting every participant made it feel like she was there just for you. They both played crucial roles in making this adventure so memorable.

Advice for Potential Travellers

Don't hesitate, simply book the trip, and you're in for an incredible journey.

David Williams

Added July 2023

Wonderful part of the world

A great hiking trip in the dolomites, a choice of great walks each day, a good quality hotel to stay excellent knowledgeable leaders, fantastic scenery .

Most Inspirational Moment

The dolomites themselves.

Thoughts on Group Leader

Jen was a great team leader.

Advice for Potential Travellers

A brilliant trip in a fantastic part of the world, just enjoy it.

Rebecca Sullivan

Added July 2023

Highlights of the Dolomites

This was by far one of the best trips I have been on. Hiking the Dolomites is challenging, but the hikes chosen gave us spectacular views and I highly recommend this trip to anyone who enjoys a challenging hike. We had 19 hikers, 6 from the USA and 13 from...

Most Inspirational Moment

The spectacular views, being out in the fresh air and just taking in the panoramic views.

Thoughts on Group Leader

Jenny Smith was our group leader, and she was the quide I hiked with daily. She was professional, friendly, knowledgeable, let us know exactly what to expect each day and had a great sense of humor. She was patient, wanted us to have a wonderful hike and talked with everyone. She was very easy to talk to and she was enjoyable to spend the day with. She also made sure we knew what was available to us on our day off and how to get there. She is incredible fit and made sure everyone felt safe with the challenging parts of the hikes. When one of the hikers slipped, she was right there to help out.

Advice for Potential Travellers

You need to be in good shape. The views are simply amazing.

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Hiking the Dolomites

Activity Level

Comfort Level

Activity

Overview

Hike the most beautiful trails in the Dolomites, with the choice of two difficulty levels on each walking day

Key Information

What's Included

Don't Forget To

5 days of Walking & Trekking

Highlights

Itinerary

Activity Level 3 (Moderate) – Walk to Rifugio Sassopiatto (7,874ft/2,400m)

Activity Level 5 (Challenging) – Circumnavigate the Sasso Lungo Massif (7,874ft/2,400m)

Activity Level 3 (Moderate) – Roda de Vael Massif (7,661ft/2,335m)

Activity Level 5 (Challenging) – Ascend to Passo del Vaiolon (8,402ft/2,561m)

Activity Level 3 (Moderate) – Ascend to Viel dal Pan (7,677ft/2,340m)

Activity Level 5 (Challenging) – Summit Piz Boe (10,341ft/3,152m)

Activity Level 3 (Moderate) – Hike up Val di Vajolet (8,520ft/2,597m)

Activity Level 5 (Challenging) – Hike through Passo Antermoia (9,088ft/2,770m)

Activity Level 3 (Moderate) – Ascend to L'Aut (8,200ft/2,500m)

Activity Level 5 (Challenging) – Ascend to Forcia Neigra (8,228ft/2,508m)

Dates & Prices

Skip the hassle: We’ll handle your trip from start to finish, with competitive flight prices, deposit-only payments, and full ATOL protection available.

Book Your Flights With Us

Accommodation

Sport Hotel Enrosadira, a family-run hotel in Campitello

Extend Your Trip

Venice Hotels

Essential Information

Trip Expert

Key information

Getting to the start hotel

Catching your return flight

Italy

Reviews

Transportation

Thoughts on Group Leader

Advice for Potential Travellers

Highlights of the Dolomites

Most Inspirational Moment

Thoughts on Group Leader

Well done

Most Inspirational Moment

Thoughts on Group Leader

Advice for Potential Travellers

360 Views of snow capped mountains &amp; stunning, challenging walks

Most Inspirational Moment

Thoughts on Group Leader

Advice for Potential Travellers

classic dolomites

Most Inspirational Moment

Thoughts on Group Leader

Advice for Potential Travellers

Amazing hikes in beautiful Dolomites

Thoughts on Group Leader

Stunning views &amp; exceptional guides

Thoughts on Group Leader

Amazing trip

Thoughts on Group Leader

Advice for Potential Travellers

Wonderful part of the world

Most Inspirational Moment

Thoughts on Group Leader

Advice for Potential Travellers

Highlights of the Dolomites

Most Inspirational Moment

Thoughts on Group Leader

Advice for Potential Travellers

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