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Touring ski holiday in the Dolomites: Go backcountry skiing in Italy

8 days/7 nights/6 days of skiing

Do you want to get away from the marked slopes and crowded ski resorts? PowderWeGo has designed a fabulous touring skiing holiday for you in the Italian Dolomites. For a week, you will ski away from the crowds, as close to nature as possible, in this mountain range recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its mountain landscapes and exceptional natural beauty. Come with us and explore some of the lesser-used backcountry routes on its most beautiful peaks!

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Skiing in the Dolomites
from €3,700*

DATES ON REQUEST

Dolomites, Italy

6 pax

Ascents +800m

Ski Freerando

amazing mountains

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YOU WILL ENJOY
 

  • the mountains of the Dolomites

  • the beauty of the routes

  • local gastronomy

  • the hospitality of the Italians

  • possibly a stopover in Venice (not included)

Ski holidays in Italy: skiing in the Italian Dolomites

The Dolomites are part of a mountain range in the Pre-Alps of north-east Italy, located halfway between Venice and Innsbruck in the province of Belluno, in the north of Veneto region. Touring the region for a week, we will take you to spectacular areas. Between touring skiing ascents and backcountry skiing descents, you will have the chance to experience a variety of landscapes far from the mainstream ski areas. Imposing rock faces alternate with welcoming forests, gentle slopes with impressive corridors, and reassuring tracks with forgotten trails.

We have prepared this 8-day (with 6 days of skiing) freeriding trip for you to guarantee wonder, thrills and unforgettable memories. Each freeriding and backcountry itinerary has been designed by our team of mountain professionals, focusing on the most outstanding areas. During the day, we provide customised supervision by an experienced PowderWeGo guide to make sure you feel safe. In the evening, you can relax in the high-quality accommodation and enjoy the best of regional specialities.

A few words about the Dolomites, Italy's skiing paradise

Before taking the name "Dolomites" in the 19th century, in homage to French geologist Déodat de Dolomieu (1750-1801), they were commonly called Monti Pallidi, the "pale mountains".
This mountain range in the north of the Italian Alps has 18 peaks over 3000 metres (highest point: the Marmolada, 3343 m)..

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Its mountain landscapes are among the most beautiful in the world, characterised by steep cliffs and a high density of very narrow, long, deep valleys. Some of these ridges rise to over 1500 metres above sea level and are among the highest in the world. To the south of the range, in the Belluno area, above the Piave Valley, the Dolomites Bellunesi National Park has been in existence since 1990, covering an area of 31,512 hectares (12 square miles).

The current glaciers (Marmolada, Pale di San Martino) are very small and retreating. At the bottom of the large rock faces, vegetation appears and we find the usual mountain layering: coniferous forest from 2,000 m (fir, larch, Cembro pine), with mountain pastures at the top and crops lower down. Between April and June, when the snow melts, there is an explosion of flowers: gentian, rhododendron, edelweiss and bellflower among many others. These flowers and plants are also used for their medicinal properties and as ingredients in the local cuisine, as well as for flavouring grappa. 

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You will be staying in a beautiful family-run hotel at the foot of the Passo Pordoi, tastefully decorated in pure Alpine style. It has spacious and comfortable rooms, a swimming pool and a spa. Their restaurant will delight you with a delicious traditional cuisine featuring northern Italian specialities and a selection of fine wines.

Our strengths: 

  • Our knowledge of the Dolomites and high mountains

  • Our 22 years of experience in freeriding and backcountry 

  • Our top-of-the-range and tailor-made packages

  • Our respect for nature and safety conditions

If you need more details, we will reply to any questions about this freeriding trip in the Dolomites within 24 hours. We will provide a quote for a customised holiday based on your backcountry skiing level and your expectations.

You will enjoy: 

  • The unique setting of the Dolomites 

  • Little used backcountry areas 

  • The rich and varied freeride terrain 

  • Italian food and wine 

Program of the Freerando stay in the Dolomites:

Dates: To be defined, on request 
 

Day 1 :Meet at the end of the afternoon at the hotel in Arraba. Installation and dinner on site. 


Days 2:Off-piste skiing on the Marmolada. 


Day 3: Off-piste day from Arraba: Passo Pordoï, Val de Tita, descent to Passo Val Gardena; Passo Sella; off-piste in Val Sassolungo; return to Arabba by the tracks. 

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Day 4: Piste and off-piste day from Arraba: Passo Pordoï, off-piste from Sass Pordoï, descent from Val Messdi, Val Gardena and return via Sella Ronda to Arraba. 

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Day 5: Depart by car in the morning. Off-piste day from the Lagazuoi cable car on the Passo Falzarego. Return by car to the hotel. 

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Day 6:Departure by car in the morning for Cortina. Off-piste day on the Cristalo sector of the Cortina resort. Return by car to the hotel. 

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Day 7:Departure by car for Cortina. Off-piste day on the Tofane sector of the Cortina resort. Return by car to the hotel. 

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Day 8:Separation at the end of the morning after skiing. 

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This program is indicative and may be modified depending on the snow conditions and the weather, the level and the wishes of the group, in order to ensure the safety and pleasure of all. The accompanying guide is the sole judge in the matter. 

Number of travel days: 8

Number of ski days: 6 to 7

Technical level: 3/5 experience of ski touring and off-piste skiing in deep snow.

Physical level: 2/5 capable of moderate effort for several hours.

Number of participants: maximum 3 groups of 6 people + 3 guides.

Price:  €3,700* per person excluding flights

Payment: 30% deposit upon booking no later than 2 months before departure. Payments by bank transfer or credit card.

*Our Freerando package in the Dolomites includes:

For a group of 5 to 7 people maximum

  • Supervision of the stay by a Powderwego professional

  • Safety Packs (ABS® airbag backpack or equivalent, transceiver, shovel, probe) 

  • Ski passes for 6 days

  • A private taxi (minibus)

  • 7 nights accommodation in double rooms (single rooms at an additional cost).

  • Breakfasts and picnics
     

Our Freerando package in the Dolomites does not include:

  • Air travel

  • Dinners, drinks and tips

  • The insurance

  • Ski touring outfit and equipment: suitable clothing, poles with large washers, touring skis, skins, climbing knives, helmets. Do not hesitate to contact us in case of questions or difficulties in finding this kit. 

Level required for this stay: 

  • Level 3/5 skiers in good physical shape

  • Short hike, 1 to 2 hours to access certain descents 

  • Off-piste ski level 3/5

  • Physical level and ski touring 2/5 

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