Backcountry Ski Touring in Cortina d'Ampezzo

The equipment above listed may be included or available for an additional fee based on your selected itinerary. Please refer to the “What’s included” section for more details.

For tours in non-glaciated terrain, ice axes, boot crampons, and climbing harnesses may not always be required, but it's generally recommended to bring them due to potential itinerary changes and varying conditions.

2 nights accommodation in a 3-star hotel in Cortina d’Ampezzo (double room)

3 nights accommodation in rifugio (shared room)

3-star Hotels: In the Dolomites are cozy, usually family-run, and a step above international standards. Expect spotless rooms, hearty breakfasts, and authentic alpine charm.

Rifugios, or mountain huts, are the traditional places to stay for hikers, climbers, and ski mountaineers in the Alps. Many are perched high in the Dolomites, often only accessible by hiking; some can be reached by cable car, and a few by car. Most are open during the summer, with a handful available in winter. These huts provide hearty meals and a place to sleep, with options ranging from simple dormitories with bunk beds to private rooms with bed linen and en-suite bathrooms. Hot showers, shared dining rooms, and each has its own unique charm. Whether hiking in summer or skiing in winter, spending a night in a rifugio is an essential part of the Dolomite experience.