Three days, three sports, one family, one base: Cortina d'Ampezzo. Rock climbing with a certified UIAGM/IFMGA guide, a 35km / 21.7-mile e-bike ride along the historic Cortina-Dobbiaco railway route through the Val di Landro, and a 2.5-hour family rafting descent on the Aurino River in South Tyrol. Every guide, transfer, and piece of equipment is handled. You just bring the enthusiasm and the swimsuits!
Highlights
- Rock climbing with a certified UIAGM/IFMGA mountain guide (suitable for all ages)
- E-bike 35 km / 21.7 miles from Cortina to San Candido along the historic railway cycling path through the Val di Landro
- Family rafting tour on the Aurino River near Campo Tures, South Tyrol
- Private transfers included on Days 2 and 3
- All technical equipment provided: climbing gear, e-bikes and helmets, wetsuits, and life jackets.
Itinerary
Sharing outdoor adventures with the whole family is one of life's greatest joys, and this three-day program packed with fun in the stunning Dolomites is accessible for all types of families. It has just the right amount of challenge and enough variety to keep everyone engaged and enough support to make it entirely stress-free.-
Day 1
Climbing Adventure in Cortina
Your family mountain adventure begins with climbing in Cortina. First up, you'll meet your local English-speaking UIAGM/IFMGA professional mountain guide and step into the vertical world of the Dolomites. After a safety briefing and equipment check, you’ll begin a guided climbing experience designed to introduce you and your family to the thrill of moving on rock in a safe and supportive environment. Whether you are new to climbing or looking to refine your technique, this session is tailored to your ability and focuses on confidence, movement, and fun. Surrounded by the dramatic peaks of Cortina, you’ll discover the unique feeling of ascending limestone walls under expert guidance, an energizing start to your active mountain escape. -
Day 2
E-Bike Ride to San Candido
After breakfast, you'll meet your guide and set off on an e-bike journey toward San Candido through alpine valleys and along one of the most scenic cycling routes in the Dolomites. The path connects the Veneto region with South Tyrol, and with electric support, you’ll ride at a relaxed pace so you can fully enjoy the views without too much effort. Once you reach your destination, a private transfer will bring you comfortably back to Cortina, giving you time to relax and recover after a rewarding day on the bike.
(Bicycle ~ 35 km / 21.7 miles, 386 m / 1,266' ascent, 398 m / 1,306' descent.) -
Day 3
Family Rafting in Campo Tures
Your final day adds a splash of fun and adventure. After breakfast and a private transfer to Campo Tures in South Tyrol, you arrive at the rafting center for a safety briefing and kit. The Kiddi Tour on the Aurino River is perfect for families and younger children: approximately 2.5 hours on clear, calm alpine water guided by professional instructors throughout. Light splashes, teamwork, fantastic alpine river scenery, and lots of laughs make this day fun for everyone and the perfect finale to your family adventure in the Dolomites. Enjoy a private transfer back to Cortina in the afternoon.
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Multisport - ModerateFull active days of hiking, biking, rock climbing, or Via Ferrata. Activities last 4–6 hours (often with a lunch stop), averaging 10–13 km / 6–8 miles per day. Elevation gain: 300–600m / 1,000–2,000'. Terrain includes single-track trails, gravel, and some steeper climbs to scenic viewpoints.
Necessary Equipment - Provided by Dolomite360
- Helmet (bike and/or climbing helmet)
- Bicycle (e-bike or mountain bike)
- Rafting equipment (wetsuit, life jacket, paddle, water helmet)
- Climbing harness and via ferrata safety lanyard (if applicable)
- Lightweight or mid-weight hiking boots (waterproof, sturdy, with ankle support)
- Cycling shoes with cleats, or stiff-soled athletic shoes for non-clipless pedals
- Water shoes, strap-on sandals (e.g., Tevas), or old sneakers for rafting
- Comfortable walking shoes for evenings
- Padded cycling shorts
- Short and long-sleeve athletic shirts (synthetic or merino wool recommended)
- Quick-drying full-length pants
- Active shorts
- Swimsuit (required for rafting, also useful if your hotel has a pool/sauna)
- Medium-weight synthetic jacket or fleece
- Lightweight Gore-Tex (or equivalent) rain/wind jacket and pants
- Regular underwear (synthetics recommended)
- Athletic socks (synthetic, for easy washing and drying)
- Warm hat and gloves (for higher altitudes or cool mornings)
- Baseball cap or wide-brimmed sun hat
- Bandanna or buff
- Daypack (20-25L for hotel-based trips)
- Waterproof backpack cover
- Water bottle (1-1.5 quart) or hydration system
- Sunglasses (with retention strap/croakies for rafting)
- Sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) and lip balm
- Personal first-aid kit and any prescription medications
- Small microfiber towel (for after rafting)
- Ziploc or dry bags (to keep electronics/valuables dry during water activities)
- Telescopic trekking poles (helpful for knee support on descents)
- Cycling gloves
- Padded saddle cover (if not bringing cycling shorts)
- Anti-chafe salve (e.g., Bodyglide®)
- Powdered electrolyte mixes for water bottles
- Casual clothes for evenings
- Spare prescription glasses or contact lenses
- Waterproof camera or action cam (e.g., GoPro) with secure mounts
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