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The Dolomites Hiking Traverse
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The Great Dolomites Traverse

Italy's most stunning mountains!

The Dolomites have it all: Dramatic views, stunning sunsets, copious amounts of fine food and wine, hiking for all ability levels and a combination of Germanic precision and Italian flair.

With kilometres of well-maintained trails, friendly, comfortable mountain huts, and geological wonders such as karstic plateaux and towering rock faces, our walks are as diverse as the cultures and languages of the Dolomites.

South Tyrol, which the Austrians had to cede to Italy after loosing WWI, has been a major battle ground with fortified tunnels and mountain-top gun emplacements, that can still be seen in the mountains today.

Despite first-class infrastructure and with major international airports a few hours away, the Dolomites still see far fewer visitors than one would expect.

Our hikes have been chosen for the diversity of the terrain and to incorporate the rich and complex history of this region.

Starting in Castelrotto (Kastelruth), our traverse will take in the most important peaks and hikes on offer.

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highlights

  • • Visit the Iceman in Bolzano
  • • Limestone Cliffs at Sunset
  • • Italian and Austrian Cuisine
  • • Charming Alpine Hotels

duration

8 days (6 days of walking)

trip difficulty

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price

(CAD $3255 (US $3100)
Single Supplement:
CAD $300
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2008 dates

June — September
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Dates and Prices 2007/08

The Dolomites Traverse (8 days, 6 days of hiking):

July 19 - 26, 2008
July 26 - Aug 02, 2008
September 13 - 20, 2008

Price: CAD $3255 (US $3100), single supplement: CAD $300
Group Size: 3 - 8 guests

Details/Accommodation

2 nights in hotel****, 2 nights in hotel**, 1 night in mountain inn (double rooms ensuite), 2 nights in mountain hut (small dormitories, shared facilities).

Included in the price:

Transfer from Bozen to Castelrotto and back, all accommodation, all meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner), two certified guides per group (one of them will be a bilingual, local guide), all local transfers, all cable cars and lifts, mountain rescue insurance, luggage transport to all hotels and the mountain inn (no luggage for the nights in the mountain huts).

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