DOLOMITES

22.09.2020 – 27.09.2020

Italy

Hiking trip to Italian Alps – Dolomites trek

6days
750€

Let’s go on a legendary hike through the Dolomites!
The breathtaking Via delle Bocchette is classified as a classic climbing trail: via ferrata. In four days of mountain trekking on rugged terrain, we’ll pass through ferrata paths of low and medium difficulty, bypassing serious climbs.

We will never go below 2200 meters, and every evening we will stop at a new authentic mountain hut! This route can tickle your nerves and raise the level of adrenaline in your blood. However, for all its length, there are very few difficult and risky places, and this ferrata route, unique for the Alps, is safe and worked out many times. In addition to adrenaline and excitement, we get mesmerizing views, comfortable shelters and delicious Italian cuisine.
Think you don’t have enough skills? Don’t be shy – no previous knowledge is needed, the route is suitable for every adult in average physical shape, and our experienced guides will always be there.

Feel like a mountain climber at the end of the summer – sign up for an adventure and get your adrenaline cocktail of emotions!

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Complexity

On this trip, the weight of the backpacks is lightened, since we won’t be carrying tents. Our lunch will consist of daily rations of dry food. Our guides will help you learn how to handle your special equipment. Lacking protracted ascents and descents, this route is within the power of any physically strong adult.

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Comfort

Overnights during the trip will take place in mountain huts that grants us all the necessary amenities – shower, kitchen, etc. Lunches during the treks are balanced meals specially designed for long hikes. Breakfasts and dinners will be ordered from the wide offer presented in the mountain hut’s cuisine. The weather in the Alps can sometimes be unpredictable- during the day the sun turns to rain and back – be sure to think carefully about your outfit, however we will always help you with the selection of suitable clothes for the track.

SIX DAYS FULL OF ADVENTURES

Small groups up to 16 Persons

Key elements of the adventure

A kaleidoscope of breathtaking mountain trails
Unique experience of high-altitude trekking on the via ferrata
Evenings with Italian cuisine and homemade wine
Walk around Milan
Breathtaking views of the monumental Dolomites
Intense workout for all muscle groups

Expenses

Included

Food on the track
Transfer Milan-Dolomites-Milan
Accommodation in mountain huts
Tickets for funicular
Group and personal equipment (harness, helmet, ferrat complex)
Guide services
Consultation and selection of plane tickets
Full informative support in the process of preparation and packing for the hike
Selection of the necessary equipment (rental or purchase)
First aid kit

Not included

Plane tickets
Insurance
Schengen visa (if required)

ITINERARY

Trip plan

Day one

Meeting at the bus station in Milan to take the bus to Madonna di Campiglio (5 hours). We stay overnight at the shelter.

Day two

We’ll take the cable car (funicular) up to the Passo del Grosté (2442 m) and enter a mountain trail lying on a steep cliff. In 5-6 hours we will reach the Rifugio Tuckett shelter (2271 m).

Day three

The via ferrata Sentiero Bocchette Alte takes us to the highest point of the entire route, Spalla di Brenta (3020 m). After that, along the Oliva Detassis trail we’ll descend to the Rifugio Alimonta shelter (2580 m), where we will spend one more night.

Day four

Day four will be the most beautiful journey of our trip- we will walk along the easy via ferrata Via delle Bocchette Centrale, which has already become a classic of mountaineering. Despite the ease of passage, we will witness the most breathtaking views and cliffs. It’s a great moment to take out your cameras. For lunch we will stop at the Rifugio Pedrotto shelter (2491 m), and in the evening we will arrive at the Rifugio Brentei shelter (2182 m).

Day five

We will break through the Sentiero SOSAT highway to the Rifugio Tuckett shelter (2271 m), from where we will follow an easy hiking trail to the Passo del Grosté pass (2442 m) – from this point our journey began, so the circle is now closed! We will go down to the valley by cable car and check into the shelter.