The Dolomites are becoming ever more famous as ski-touring mountains – maybe because of the breathtaking scenery, the range of tours from easy to very hard, the mostly friendly weather, the likeable Dolomite Ladins ;-) or the great huts we come across on these often still secret tours, where we also practise the ‘après-ski turn’.
The Fanes-Sennes-Prags and Puez-Geisler nature parks are right on my doorstep – the perfect place to take you on my favourite tours. We stay in the Gadertal (Val Badia) – in a hotel, hut or inn – and choose the tour with the best snow each day.
Routes & summits to choose from
- Lavarella
- Zehnerspitze
- Neunerspitze
- Col Bechei
- Piz Stiga
- Seekofel
- Monte Sella de Sennes
- Sas dla Para
- Forcella Ciamin
- Eisengabelspitze
- Antersasc
- Puezspitze
- Peitlerkofel
- Piz da Peres
Demands & experience
- Included
- Guiding, minibus transport, rental equipment from Andrea & Marco’s ski rental.
- Requirements
- Confident off-piste skiing; tours are adapted to the group and conditions.
- Equipment
- Full ski-touring kit with avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe. Equipment can be lent or organised by me if needed – or hired directly from Andrea & Marco’s ski rental in the village (skirent.bz).
Photos
Location
Dolomite summitsCima Grande – normal route2.999 m · Sexten Dolomites
Dolomite summitsCima Ovest – normal route2.973 m · Sexten Dolomites
Dolomite summitsCima Piccola – normal route2.857 m · Sexten Dolomites
Classic rock climbsPunta Frida2.792 m · Three Peaks
Classic rock climbsPreuss Tower – Preuss crackThree Peaks
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