Hiking in the Dolomites
High-altitude hikes, via ferratas and pure nature: the Dolomites inspire at every step. Easily accessible with Dolomiti Supersummer.
Dolomiti Hike Galaxy
Dolomiti Hike Galaxy
Hiking in the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage site
Where do you feel drawn to? Across our 10,000 km of marked hiking trails in the Dolomites, the choice is yours, from gentle paths over alpine pastures and pram-friendly trails to demanding high routes, the so-called Alte Vie. Along the way you’ll encounter natural monuments, mountain lakes, and family-run mountain huts. If you’re an adventure lover, you’ll find plenty to keep you amused here, with some 80 via ferrata routes starting practically next to our mountain stations. The experience is topped off with the incredible views you’ll only find in the UNESCO World Heritage site of the Dolomites.
Dolomites Ronda
Your tailor-made long-distance hiking adventure in the Dolomites
Discover the mountains at your own pace: Each day, tailor your journey by choosing from an easy, active, or alpine route – perfectly suited to your fitness level and preferences. Convenient cable cars will whisk you to the starting points, your luggage is transported for you daily, and all accommodations in your chosen category are reserved in advance. Included in your package are detailed maps, travel documents, and a 24/7 service hotline for any assistance you may need.
ASI Reisen is the official booking center for the Dolomites Ronda.
This family-run Tyrolean company takes care of your entire tour, from lodging to luggage transfers. If desired, a professional guide can also be arranged to enhance your experience.
Respecting nature
Considerate hiking through world heritage
The UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Dolomites is one of the most impressive mountain landscapes in the world. Hiking here gives you the privilege of seeing nature at its most extraordinary, and the responsibility to be considerate on our paths; to be mindful of the flora and fauna you’ll encounter; and not litter. We owe this unique region to future generations.
Help us keep this extraordinary heritage intact by:
- staying on the marked routes.
- not disturbing the animals and plants you see along the way.
- taking your rubbish away with you.
- enjoying the peace and quiet when visiting, making space for silence.
- enjoying what the region has to offer.
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