Dolomites Self-guided Hiking Tours

The Dolomites are an alpine mountain range and cover an area of 16,000 square kilometers in northeastern Italy. Its alpine valleys, slopes, and mountain pastures are dotted with marked trails, with their sum total being somewhere around 1200 km, thus making this mountain range the ideal destination for walking holidays — for experienced hikers and leisure travelers alike.

We name every colossal rock sculpture that aims for the sky a mountain, yet each has its unique identity. And the Dolomites are living proof of it. The distinctive limestone towers and steep rock faces are symbolic of the landscape, attracting many tourists to set their eyes upon them at least once in their lifetime.

The lands below these mountain peaks are even more diverse and just as scenic. Lush meadows, alpine lakes, and glacial valleys that wind between the mountains offer a welcome respite from the urbanized society. There are no large cities in the Dolomites, only charming towns and villages that preserved their tradition, making a visit to these locations an incredibly authentic experience.

There are numerous shepherd cottages along hiking trails, and, in accordance with tradition, dairy farms are not a rare occurrence either. Truly a paradise for every outdoor enthusiast who enjoys the little things.