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Backcountry Ski Touring Dolomites

Backcountry Ski Touring Dolomites

Guided ski touring day tours in the Dolomites—from Val Mezdì in the Sella Group to Marmolada glacier and classic alpine routes

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Backcountry Ski Touring Dolomites

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Highlights of Ski Touring in the Dolomites

Experience some of the most iconic ski touring routes in the Alps. From the legendary Val Mezdì descent in the Sella Group to high alpine tours on the Marmolada glacier, the Dolomites offer a unique mix of steep couloirs, wide open slopes and breathtaking scenery.

The Sella massif alone hosts some of the most famous ski touring itineraries in the Dolomites, including classic descents like Val Mezdì and Val Setus, all surrounded by dramatic limestone walls.


Which Ski Touring Experience is Right for You?

Classic Ski Touring (Intermediate)

Perfect for your first ski touring experience:

  • moderate ascents

  • wide open terrain

  • safe and scenic routes

Ideal around Alta Badia, Val Gardena and the Sella Group


Classic Dolomites Routes (Advanced)

Iconic tours combining ascent and descent:

  • longer routes

  • varied terrain

  • panoramic high alpine landscapes

Examples include tours around Piz Boè, Col Toronn or Val Setus


Steep Ski Touring (Expert)

Demanding and technical descents:

  • steep couloirs

  • complex terrain

  • strong technique required

Classic descents like Val Mezdì, one of the most famous ski routes in the Dolomites



Safety in Ski Touring

Backcountry ski touring requires experience, proper equipment and constant decision-making.

  • avalanche awareness and snowpack evaluation

  • route planning based on conditions

  • use of avalanche safety equipment (beacon, shovel, probe)

  • safe ascent and descent techniques

👉 With a certified IFMGA mountain guide, you tour safely while maximizing your experience


Why Choose a Guided Ski Touring Day

  • access the best snow conditions of the day

  • discover hidden routes and local knowledge

  • increase safety in alpine terrain

  • improve technique and efficiency


Best Ski Touring Areas in the Dolomites

Sella Group

The heart of ski touring in the Dolomites:

  • famous routes like Val Mezdì

  • steep couloirs and long descents

  • easy access via lifts (Sellaronda area)

Marmolada

The highest peak in the Dolomites:

  • glacier skiing

  • long descents (up to 1,400 m vertical)

  • one of the most popular freeride and touring areas

Alta Badia & Val Gardena

Perfect for classic ski touring:

  • varied terrain

  • accessible routes

  • panoramic Dolomite landscapes

Dolomites Ski Touring

A unique combination of:

  • dramatic limestone peaks

  • varied terrain from beginner to expert

  • one of the best ski touring destinations in the Alps


Looking for More Ski Experiences?

Discover more guided winter experiences in the Dolomites:

  • Off-piste skiing

  • Ski safaris

  • Snowshoeing

👉 Explore all winter tours



FAQ – Ski Touring Dolomites

Do I need experience for ski touring?

Yes, you should be a confident skier in all snow conditions

Is avalanche equipment included?

Yes, safety equipment can be provided

What is the best time for ski touring?

From January to March, depending on snow conditions

How difficult are ski touring routes?

Routes vary from intermediate tours to demanding expert descents


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