Dolomites
Dolomites Tris
Dolo tasting
Südtirolalpin
Certified Mountain Guide
IFMGA - Mountain Guides Associations
Mail suedtirolalpin@gmail.com
Prices from
900,- €
ABOUT THE TOUR
Dolomites Tris: Our tasting menu of the Dolomites – for anyone who wants to truly experience the many facets of this region in a short time.
3 days · Dolomites
From varied scrambling routes and enjoyable multi-pitch climbs to via ferratas and glaciers – all of it compactly packed into 3 days. Let yourself be surprised by what we have in store for you.
To start, we serve up a varied normal route, perfect for getting used to the terrain, the altitude, and the challenges this technical ground has to offer. The main course takes us to the highest summit in the Dolomites. There are iron paths, garnished with glacier ice and plenty of vertical metres on the side.
To digest it all, we have one final special alpine climbing route on our menu: excellent rock leading to a bold rock pinnacle in the Langkofelmassiv. After these 3 courses, you’ll have a good idea of everything there is to experience in the Dolomites. And don’t worry: there’s plenty more where that came from. =)
INFO
Services
Included in the price:
- Complete organization and guiding by a certified mountain guide
- All necessary reservations will be made in advance
Additional costs:
- Transfers to and from the meeting point
- Langkofel Pass cable car (round trip)
- Individual tips
* Rental equipment (€10 per item)
Facts
Location:
Dolomites
Best time of year:
Late June - September
Duration:
3 days
Meeting point:
Sella Pass
What you need
Requirements:
- Climbing ability (Grade III)
- Sure-footedness, even on loose scree
- No fear of heights
PRICING
Participants:
1 - 2 people
Prices:
1 person:
2 people:
1.500,- €
900,- €
If you have any questions or need further information, please write them in the comment field of the inquiry form.
Before submitting your request: Please read the "important information" about risks in mountaineering carefully.
Dates:
upon request
PROGRAM
Day 1: Sellatürme to start
To begin, we head up the first and second Sellaturm. Not only will we use this to get accustomed to the Dolomites – the terrain, the rock, and the exposure – but we’ll also already have a brilliant view of the objectives for the next two days. We’ll also use this day to assess your ability level and, if necessary, adjust the programme for the following days individually.
Total time: 4 h | ↑ 400 m ascent | ↓ 400 m descent | Difficulty: III+
Day 2: Marmolada, high above
The second day is a big one: we head for the Marmolada, the highest summit in the Dolomites. A crevassed glacier awaits us, which we will cross as a roped party, as well as a via ferrata to overcome the vertical rock walls that separate us from the highest point. On the summit, we stand on the roof of the Dolomites. No peak in our 360° panorama rises above us – and the views from here are just as vast as you’d expect. But we also have to work properly for this panorama: 1,300 vertical metres must be covered on both the ascent and descent. There are, however, plenty of alternatives if you don’t feel confident about this Marmolada tour.
Total time: 8 h | ↑ 1,300 m ascent | ↓ 1,300 m descent | Difficulty: WS, B/C (via ferrata)
Day 3: Fünffingerspitze on rock
After a second day that is demanding above all in terms of fitness, we take it easy on day 3 by using the cable car and letting it bring us almost directly to the start of our climbing route. For a full-body experience, we’ll mainly be using our arms today and giving the legs a bit of a rest. Even if you’ve never climbed on big walls before, you can give it a go here. The holds are large, the rock is absolutely solid, and the difficulties are moderate. If we feel it can be a little more challenging, there is also the option here of choosing a harder ascent. Simply trust our expertise and let this region inspire you.
Total time: 6 h | ↑ 300 m ascent | ↓ 300 m descent | Difficulty: III+
Info: A programme that we can tailor individually for almost every level of ability and experience. For adjustments downward, of course, we have to make small compromises; that will probably affect the Marmolada tour. But we are certainly not short of great alternatives. Depending on the weather, we may shuffle the days around a little in order to use the most stable conditions for the longest tours.
Any changes to the program that may be necessary for various reasons (weather, conditions, accommodation booking situation, etc.) will always be made in consultation with the participants.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS - (FAQs)
Who is the Dolomites Tris suitable for?
For anyone who wants to get as much as possible out of the Dolomites in three days and enjoys varied terrain. You should be sure-footed, have a good basic level of fitness, and be keen on scrambling, via ferrata, and a glacier stage. The programme can be adapted depending on ability.
What happens if I don’t feel confident about the Marmolada or the weather doesn’t cooperate?
Then we adapt the programme in a sensible way. Especially for the Marmolada, there are good alternatives, and we can also shuffle the order of the days a little depending on the weather. That way, the tour remains coherent without losing the character of the Dolomites Tris.
What equipment do I need for the three days?
You will receive the exact packing list with the confirmation email. Most important are suitable mountain boots and clothing for changeable conditions. Technical equipment can be rented from Südtirolalpin for a small wear-and-tear fee.
