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Unfortunately, dogs aren’t allowed in the huts where you’ll be staying. This, combined with the intensity of the trail, means you can’t bring your dog along.
Over the course of the week, you’ll walk just under 75 km. Daily stages range from 10 to 19 km, with one longer 22 km day. The itinerary is well paced, balancing the distance covered with the elevation gained. If you’re up for an extra challenge, you can book an additional night at the end of the week and add another 12 km to visit the Tre Cime di Lavaredo.
On the first day at 9 a.m., the rangers will give you all the practical information you need, along with a briefing about the route. We recommend arriving as early as possible so you can start your first day hike on time and get ahead of the day-trippers on the trail.
You can also choose to arrive the evening before and stay overnight at the small hotel. It’s easy to add this option to your booking. Please note that it won’t be available if the hotel is fully booked.
The food pack is ideal if you want to keep costs down while making sure your meals provide all the nutrients you need during an intense hike. It includes tasty, varied and nutritious meals (5 x lunch, 1 x dinner (camping) & 1 x breakfast (camping)).
Your cooking kit is included too, with a cooking pot, gas burner and gas canister. Just bring a lighter and reusable cutlery or a long spoon.
Both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options are available.
For meals provided by local people, we can cater for dietary requirements if you let us know in advance, but for freeze-dried meals (food packs), we recommend that you bring your own food. As all freeze-dried meals are processed in the same facility, cross-contamination with allergens cannot be ruled out.
High-top hiking boots (A/B) are mandatory. Low-cut walking shoes, running shoes, trainers, or other low-cut footwear are not permitted. The terrain is often uneven and challenging, so high-top hiking boots are required to provide adequate ankle support and reduce the risk of injury.
When making a booking, you can choose how much flexibility you want. Check the different booking conditions, as well as the corresponding payment, modification and cancellation conditions.
This trail is self-guided. That means you have complete freedom to hike the route on your own. The advantage? You can walk with peace of mind because everything is taken care of for you: from accommodations to a beautiful hiking route. Our rangers on-site are on standby to help wherever needed.
On the first day, you'll receive all the briefings, explanations, and materials from our rangers. In the Travelbase app, you can find the route and useful information. After that, you’ll start the hike independently. The rangers are, of course, reachable by phone to assist when needed.
You will also be given access to a chat group with all the other participants departing on the same date just before you set off. You can use this group to chat with each other or with our team.
Your family can contact the main Travelbase office line to pass on any urgent messages. Our office staff can then inform the rangers.
You can find all practical information about Dolomiti Trail step by step in the Travelbase app once you have completed your booking. You will also receive the most important updates by email.
The Dolomiti Trail is a self-guided trail. That means you’ll hike the entire route independently. We make sure you have everything you need to complete the trail successfully. Everything is arranged for you, so you don’t have to worry about a thing. All you need to do is hike and enjoy the experience.
We arrange accommodation with plenty of character. You’ll spend a week in the mountains, staying in charming mountain huts, a cozy hotel along the trail, and one night camping at a campsite. We provide the tent, sleeping bag, and sleeping mat. All locations have sanitary facilities.
At the hotel at the start of the week, you can choose between a bed in a shared room with other participants or a private double room.
In the mountain huts, you’ll sleep in dorms or mattress rooms. These are shared sleeping areas with several bunk beds or mattresses. You’ll be sharing the space with other hikers. It’s a unique and quintessential part of life in a mountain hut, and the best way to experience the mountains up close. Private rooms are not available in the huts.
At the campsite, you’ll stay in your own tent.
You must bring your own sleeping bag liner. We also recommend bringing earplugs and/or a sleep mask to ensure a peaceful night in the hut.
For The Dolomiti Trail, the first day of hiking is the start date of your booking. For example, if you book from 1 to 6 September, you’ll head straight out on 1 September for the day hike to Lago di Sorapis.
If you’d rather set off well rested, you can optionally book an extra night in Misurina before the start through us. Please note that availability is limited, and your start date will still show as 1 September in the Travelbase app. You’ll see the extra hotel night before the first day listed among your selected options.
During the hike, you'll regularly pass a hut where you can grab something to eat or drink. Breakfast is always included at the huts where you stay overnight, and dinner is included at one of the two huts.
On the night you stay in a tent at the campsite, you can have dinner at the campsite restaurant or grab something from its food truck. There's also a small shop selling basic breakfast supplies.
On the evening when dinner isn't included at the hut, you can choose your meal from the hut's menu. (Please note: this isn't included, so you'll need to pay for it yourself after dinner.)
We recommend bringing enough food for the day. Pack plenty of snacks, such as nuts and dried fruit, to keep your energy levels up.
If you don't want to eat lunch at a hut every day, or you'd simply like to spend a little less, you can also buy a food pack from us for €50. It includes a cooking set (small pot, gas burner and gas canister) and several freeze-dried meals (daily lunch, plus dinner and breakfast for the night at the campsite). Bring your own lighter and reusable cutlery or a long-handled spoon.
You'll also need to bring your own water bottles. Make sure you can carry at least 2 to 3 litres of water. You can refill your bottles at the huts, sometimes for a fee.
As we offer a fully organised trip, it is not possible to adjust the duration or itinerary. However, you are free to extend your trip independently by spending a few extra days on site afterwards, for example, or continuing your journey to another country.
No, Dolomiti Trail isn’t suitable for young children, as the minimum age for participation is 16.
The minimum age for Dolomiti Trail is 16, and travellers under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
You can book Dolomiti Trail solo, as a duo, or in a group.
Please bear in mind that there is a maximum group size of 14 people for certain trails.
Anyone between the ages of 16 and 65 with good fitness and a sense of adventure can hike this trail. Please note that people under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
The Dolomites are a physically challenging area. You'll be pushing your limits. This trip includes a solid amount of physical activity, so good health is a must. Since this trail is self-guided, it's a plus if you have some hiking experience.
Are you looking to try a multi-day hike for the first time, but have doubts about your physical ability?
Ask yourself the following questions:
If your answers give you full confidence to embark on this adventure, then this trail is for you! You will receive a training schedule a week after booking to get you ready to tackle the path comfortably.
The essentials are already included in the basic price, but while booking you can also add the following options:
A detailed breakdown of the prices per option and any compulsory charges (such as tourist tax) can be found under the practical information section.
You can always cancel your trip. You can find the general cancellation terms here. You can also rely on the Superflex cancellation terms. See the FAQ “What are the Superflex cancellation terms?” for more information.
The Superflex cancellation policy is available to everyone who books early.
It allows you to move your trip to another period within the same season, subject to availability, or cancel free of charge before a specific date, which is clearly stated on the registration form.
If the deadline for using the Superflex cancellation policy has already passed, the general cancellation policy applies.
Most options can easily be added or removed up to a few weeks before departure.
Please keep the following in mind:
• Availability & timing: changes always depend on availability at the time and how far in advance you let us know.
• Booking conditions: you can no longer add or cancel this after signing up.
The sooner you decide, the more likely it is that you can still make changes!
Right after your registration, you must pay a deposit to confirm your trip. After that, you still have until the check-in date to modify your options and pay the remaining balance.
There are various payment options, including Bancontact, Mastercard, iDeal. If you have a Travelbase voucher, you can use it as well.
If your payment fails, it is likely due to an incorrect reference number or exceeding your account limit.
You can park your car near the hotel. Free parking spaces in the area are very limited. The nearby paid car parks usually have plenty of space, and parking costs around €14 per day. On the days you’re staying at the hotel, you can park for free in the hotel car park.
You’ll receive a packing list well in advance, with an overview of everything you’ll need.
The essentials are good ankle-supporting hiking boots (category A-B/B), a backpack (around 30–45 l), a sleeping bag liner and protective rainwear.
You can also rent hiking poles from us for €12.00 per person. Hiking poles are highly recommended on multi-day mountain treks, as they help take the strain off your joints and support your body.
You'll spend one night in a tent at a campsite along the route. We provide a tent, sleeping bag and sleeping mat, all included in the price.
You'll receive a packing list well in advance with an overview of everything you'll need.
Yes, you can get to know your fellow travellers two weeks before departure via the official group chat in the Travelbase app. Due to privacy legislation, we do not share personal contact details, but you can, of course, exchange details amongst yourselves during the trail.
After you book, we’ll send you a detailed packing list well in advance. It has been carefully put together by our experienced team and includes everything you’ll need for your trip: from the right clothing to specific gear and handy extras.
Here are the most important essentials you’ll definitely need:
