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Tour · Italy · On foot
Lakes and passes of the Dolomites
The tour · Dolomites
Row Lago di Braies before the day trippers, cross three passes on foot and sleep in family-run rifugios.
This is a hut-to-hut walk for people who are comfortable with six hours on their feet and a few hundred metres of climb before lunch. There is no climbing and no drop you cannot walk around. If you have done a long weekend in the hills with a rucksack, you are ready.
The days are honest: between four and fifteen kilometres, three passes, and one cable car down when the knees have earned it. One afternoon is free. Bags travel by road on four days. On the others you carry what you need for the night.
What makes it is the huts and the hour on the lake. Rifugios here are family houses with a kitchen, and Marco has known most of the families for twenty years. We row Lago di Braies at first light, when the water is flat and the car park is empty.
The itinerary · 8 days
The route, day by day.
Day 01 / 08Dobbiaco
Up the valley
Meet at Dobbiaco station at two. A short walk to the first rifugio and a briefing over polenta.
4 km on foot · night in a rifugio
Route, day by dayDrag the line to travel it
What you pay for
What is included.
Included
- Seven nights in family-run rifugios, in shared rooms
- Breakfast and dinner every day, and picnic lunches
- The rowing boat on Lago di Braies
- One cable car
- A certified alpine guide and a second leader
- Bags moved by road on four days
Not included
- Travel to Dobbiaco and home from Cortina
- Travel insurance with mountain cover
- Drinks
- A sheet sleeping bag for the huts
Your guide
Marco De Luca
Mountain guide, Italy · Cortina, Dolomites
A certified alpine guide for twenty-six years. He still carries the coffee pot.
305tours led
Meet MarcoTravellers on this tour
★★★★★
“Every transfer worked, every bed was better than promised and nobody ever asked me for a tip.”
Tour · Italy · On foot
Lakes and passes of the Dolomites
The tour · Dolomites
Row Lago di Braies before the day trippers, cross three passes on foot and sleep in family-run rifugios.
This is a hut-to-hut walk for people who are comfortable with six hours on their feet and a few hundred metres of climb before lunch. There is no climbing and no drop you cannot walk around. If you have done a long weekend in the hills with a rucksack, you are ready.
The days are honest: between four and fifteen kilometres, three passes, and one cable car down when the knees have earned it. One afternoon is free. Bags travel by road on four days. On the others you carry what you need for the night.
What makes it is the huts and the hour on the lake. Rifugios here are family houses with a kitchen, and Marco has known most of the families for twenty years. We row Lago di Braies at first light, when the water is flat and the car park is empty.
The itinerary · 8 days
The route, day by day.
Day 01 / 08Dobbiaco
Up the valley
Meet at Dobbiaco station at two. A short walk to the first rifugio and a briefing over polenta.
4 km on foot · night in a rifugio
Route, day by day
What you pay for
What is included.
Included
- Seven nights in family-run rifugios, in shared rooms
- Breakfast and dinner every day, and picnic lunches
- The rowing boat on Lago di Braies
- One cable car
- A certified alpine guide and a second leader
- Bags moved by road on four days
Not included
- Travel to Dobbiaco and home from Cortina
- Travel insurance with mountain cover
- Drinks
- A sheet sleeping bag for the huts
Your guide
Marco De Luca
Mountain guide, Italy · Cortina, Dolomites
A certified alpine guide for twenty-six years. He still carries the coffee pot.
305tours led
Meet MarcoTravellers on this tour
★★★★★
“Every transfer worked, every bed was better than promised and nobody ever asked me for a tip.”
Tour · Italy · On foot
Lakes and passes of the Dolomites
The tour · Dolomites
Row Lago di Braies before the day trippers, cross three passes on foot and sleep in family-run rifugios.
This is a hut-to-hut walk for people who are comfortable with six hours on their feet and a few hundred metres of climb before lunch. There is no climbing and no drop you cannot walk around. If you have done a long weekend in the hills with a rucksack, you are ready.
The days are honest: between four and fifteen kilometres, three passes, and one cable car down when the knees have earned it. One afternoon is free. Bags travel by road on four days. On the others you carry what you need for the night.
What makes it is the huts and the hour on the lake. Rifugios here are family houses with a kitchen, and Marco has known most of the families for twenty years. We row Lago di Braies at first light, when the water is flat and the car park is empty.
The itinerary · 8 days
The route, day by day.
Day 01 / 08Dobbiaco
Up the valley
Meet at Dobbiaco station at two. A short walk to the first rifugio and a briefing over polenta.
4 km on foot · night in a rifugio
Route, day by dayDrag the line to travel it
What you pay for
What is included.
Included
- Seven nights in family-run rifugios, in shared rooms
- Breakfast and dinner every day, and picnic lunches
- The rowing boat on Lago di Braies
- One cable car
- A certified alpine guide and a second leader
- Bags moved by road on four days
Not included
- Travel to Dobbiaco and home from Cortina
- Travel insurance with mountain cover
- Drinks
- A sheet sleeping bag for the huts
Your guide
Marco De Luca
Mountain guide, Italy · Cortina, Dolomites
A certified alpine guide for twenty-six years. He still carries the coffee pot.
305tours led
Meet MarcoTravellers on this tour
★★★★★
“Every transfer worked, every bed was better than promised and nobody ever asked me for a tip.”
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