Dramatic limestone towers, airy ridges and iconic alpine walls — from classic multi-pitch to adventurous ridge traverses.

The Dolomites are a dream destination for climbers, offering a unique mix of dramatic limestone towers, airy ridges and iconic alpine walls. Steeped in climbing history, these mountains combine breathtaking beauty with an incredible variety of routes — from classic via ferratas and multi-pitch trad climbs to modern sport lines and adventurous ridge traverses.

With their sunny weather, excellent hut infrastructure and welcoming Italian culture, the Dolomites are the perfect playground for experienced climbers and for those looking to take their skills to new heights. Trips run between early July and the end of August, typically four to seven days, with the itinerary built around your level and ambitions.

Trip options

Rock climbing at the crag

Single-pitch climbing on beautiful Dolomite limestone at areas like Cinque Torri, Passo Falzarego or Val Gardena — well-bolted routes across the grades. Great for beginners, families or a relaxed quality day on the rock.

Trad climbing intro

The Dolomites are steeped in traditional climbing — a great place to learn to place gear, build solid anchors and move confidently.

Via ferrata adventure

Birthplace of the via ferrata: an incredible variety of protected routes, from beginner-friendly outings to exposed high-alpine traverses.

Full-day multi-pitch

From easier classics like the Sella Towers or Cinque Torri to longer, harder lines such as the Via Comici on Cima Grande — a route to fit your level and ambition.

Requirements & gear

Adaptable to all fitness levels. Climbing experience is useful but not necessary — objectives are personalised.

Harness
Climbing shoes
Helmet
Full list provided on booking (rental available)

Included

Professional guiding from an IFMGA-certified guide
Tailored itinerary on world-renowned routes (Tre Cime, Cinque Torri, the Sella group)
Technical equipment (ropes, protection; harness and helmet rentable on request)
Safety and technical support throughout
Arrangement of accommodation to your comfort and budget
Local transportation

Not included

Transport to and from your airport (can be arranged on request)
Drinks, lunch and snacks
Insurance (accident, mountain rescue, travel, illness) is the participant’s responsibility — we recommend membership of the Swiss "Rega" rescue service.

Costs

Price is set by the objective; daily rates start around 550 CHF. Climbing is done with one or two clients; cragging and via ferrata can take groups of up to six. For two or more on the same objective, roughly 50–100 CHF is added to the daily rate and split between you.

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A climber on a frozen waterfall swinging ice axes, ropes trailing below.

CourseEast Tyrol (or elsewhere, depending on conditions)

4-Day Ice Climbing Course

A four-day introduction to ice climbing for beginners — movement, gear and anchors in a stunning winter setting.

A climber on granite high on the Gross Bielenhorn above the Furka pass.

Urner Alps, Switzerland

Furkapass — High Alpine Granite

Granite at three thousand metres, with snow peaks on the horizon and a glacier or two underfoot. Shorter routes than the Salbit, in a bigger setting.