Guided Ski Safari in the Dolomites
This guided ski safari in the Dolomites is a multi-day, hut-to-hut guided ski trip where we take care of all hut bookings, logistics and planning, and you ski each day with a certified mountain guide discovering the best runs and hidden spots across the mountains. You can join a group ski safari or choose a fully private experience. This kind of ski safari is only possible in the Dolomites, where you will never ski the same run twice over six consecutive days, crossing the entire region from Bolzano to Cortina d’Ampezzo!
See our two main ski safari programs below and contact us for availability and a first detailed Ski Safari proposal!
Dolomites Ski Safari Programs
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GRAND SKI SAFARI OF THE DOLOMITES - ON PISTE
Hut to Hut or Hotel based - up to 6+ days
The classic, unforgettable, ski safari across the slopes of the Dolomiti Superski! A true journey on skis through the most iconic spots in the Dolomites. Relax in a mix of cozy hotels and mountain Rifugios!
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OLYMPIC LEGACY SKI SAFARI IN CORTINA & BORMIO
Rifugio & Hotel Based - up to 6+ days
Ski through the legendary slopes of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, and unwind in the ancient thermal waters of Bagni Vecchi and Bagni Nuovi. A hotel-based ski safari across the most iconic Olympic ski areas of Italy!
Single Day Guided Ski Tours in the Dolomites
AIf you are not looking for a multi-day ski safari, our private guided ski tours are the perfect way to experience the Dolomites in just one day. Ski the most iconic routes such as the Sellaronda Ski Tour or the Great War Ski Tour with a certified mountain guide who will handle navigation, timing and logistics, so you can simply enjoy the best runs and scenery!
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SELLARONDA GUIDED SKI TOUR
1 guided ski day
The most iconic one-day ski tour in the Dolomites! A stunning loop from Val Gardena through Alta Badia and Arabba, for a full day in the Sella area. Great slopes, quick lifts, and cozy mountain restaurants for a perfect ski day!
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GREAT WAR GUIDED SKI TOUR
1 guided ski day
The largest ski circuit in the Dolomites! A journey linking Alta Badia, Arabba, Alleghe, Passo Giau and Passo Falzarego, skiing around Col di Lana, the symbolic mountain of the First World War and arriving at the top of Lagazuoi all in 1 day!
Dolomites Backcountry & Freeride Ski Traverses
Explore the wild side of the Dolomites on backcountry ski traverses, skiing off-piste with a certified mountain guide through remote alpine terrain. Move from hut to hut, climbing with skins and descending through untouched snow beneath the iconic yellow peaks and dramatic towers of these unique mountains. A true ski touring experience for those who want adventure beyond the groomed slopes.
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FANES SENNES BRAIES SKI TRAVERSE
Hut to Hut - 3+ days
A backcountry adventure through one of the wildest corners of the Dolomites! From Alta Badia to Lake Braies, we’ll ski through pristine alpine terrain, ending in traditional Ladin Rifugi with their warm hospitality and local cuisine!
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BACKCOUNTRY SKI TRAVERSE OF THE DOLOMITES
Hut to Hut - 5+ days
Cross the entire Dolomites from San Martino di Castrozza to Braies Lake, passing the Marmolada, the Sella massif, and the Fanes–Sennes–Braies park, staying in unique mountain spots along the way. Pure backcountry wilderness!
Beyond the Dolomites Ski Traverses & Haute Routes
Just beyond the Dolomites, the Alps of Lombardy, Switzerland and Austria open up into endless terrain perfect for ski touring adventures and classic haute routes. Explore remote valleys, long ridge lines and high mountain passes on multi-day backcountry journeys on the glaciers. Discover our ski touring programs below!
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SILVRETTA SKI TRAVERSE
Hut to Hut - 5+ days
The perfect haute route also for a first-time experience between Engadin and Tyrol: a loop itinerary in the Silvretta range, staying in comfortable Swiss & Austrian mountain huts and skiing the glaciers of Piz Buin and Silvretta!
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THE ÖTZI SKI TRAVERSE
Hut to Hut - 7 days
Looking for a wild ski adventure? Come ski between Austria’s Tyrol and Italy’s South Tyrol, across the glaciers of Ötzi, the Iceman of Similaun. Endless possibilities in an environment of rare beauty!
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CEVEDALE HAUTE ROUTE
Hut to Hut - 6 days
A ski touring experience across Lombardy, South Tyrol and Trentino: the magic of a haute route in the heart of the Ortler–Cevedale range, beneath the impressive Gran Zebrù, enjoying the warmth of alpine hospitality in a true ski paradise!
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ADAMELLO GLACIER SKI SAFARI
Hut to Hut - 5 days
Skiing through the landscapes of the Great War, all the way to the Adamello Cannon, across the Pian di Neve Glacier - Italy’s largest - in the shadow of Adamello’s North Face, crowned by an unforgettable descent of the Pisgana glacier!
FAQ
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Depending on the safari, you’ll stay in a mix of charming alpine hotels, guesthouses, and mountain huts (Rifugi). You can choose between more adventurous or more comfortable options.
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Spending the night in a rifugio is a unique and unforgettable part of the Dolomites experience! Cozy atmospheres, breathtaking views, and the warm hospitality of the mountain hut keepers make it truly special.
Want to know more? Check out our dedicated page for everything you need to know about life in a Dolomites mountain hut—from what to bring, to how meals and sleeping arrangements work!
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You should be comfortable on red slopes (intermediate) and able to ski for several hours a day. This applies to on-piste ski safaris. For backcountry traverses, previous ski touring experience and good fitness are required.
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Typically, we ski between 5 to 7 hours per day, including scenic stops, lunch breaks, and time for photos. Daily distances vary depending on the route and group level.
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Skiing continues in most weather conditions.
In case of extreme weather (e.g. high winds, avalanche risk), the itinerary may be adjusted for safety.
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Equipment can be rented on-site at the start of the tour. We’ll explain how to reserve your gear when you book.
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We can organize tailor-made private ski safaris for individuals, families, or groups. On-piste tours are limited to a maximum of 8 people per guide, while off-piste tours have a maximum of 6 people per guide. For larger groups, an additional guide will join.
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The ski safari season runs from mid-December to early April. January, February, and early March are ideal for snow quality. For backcountry tours, feel free to ask us for more details — the best period generally runs from mid-February to late April, depending on altitude and snow conditions.
How does it work?
1 - Explore our programs and reach out
Get inspired by one of our sample Safaris for a multi-day experience or book a certified mountain guide for a single-day adventure.
Reach out to us with the number of days you have available, your preferred activities, accommodation style (hotel-based or hut-to-hut), and any specific needs or wishes.
We’ll take care of crafting the perfect Dolomite adventure for you!
2 - Receive your bespoke itinerary
You will receive a personalized Safari proposal from our team, complete with itinerary details and costs – so you can begin planning your unforgettable journey in the Dolomites! If needed, we’re also happy to provide helpful advice on how to reach the Dolomites!
3 - Discover the Dolomites
All that’s left is to meet your guide and begin an unforgettable adventure together, whether on snowy slopes or along sunlit summer trails and majestic rock faces!
Beware: there’s a real chance you’ll share some truly unforgettable moments!