Routes

Known hut-to-hut routes in the Dolomites

Pre-built traverses and loops you can load straight into the planner, then adapt to your pace.

  • Classic

    Alta Via 1

    Alta Via 1 hut-to-hut: 120 km from Lago di Braies to Belluno in 9–11 days. Itinerary, rifugi, elevation, season and a free planner.

    ~120 km · 9–11 days

  • Demanding

    Alta Via 2

    Alta Via 2 hut-to-hut: 160 km from Bressanone to Feltre in 12–14 days. Harder than AV1, with via ferrata through the Puez-Odle, Marmolada and Pale di San Martino.

    ~160 km · 12–14 days

  • Wild

    Alta Via 3

    Alta Via 3 hut-to-hut: 100 km from Villabassa to Longarone through the wilder eastern Dolomites — Cadini, Sorapiss and the Antelao.

    ~100 km · 8–10 days

  • Remote

    Alta Via 4

    Alta Via 4 hut-to-hut: a remote 90 km Dolomites traverse from San Candido to Pieve di Cadore through the Popera, Cristallo and Sorapiss groups.

    ~90 km · 8–10 days

  • Quiet

    Alta Via 5

    Alta Via 5 hut-to-hut: a quiet 90 km traverse from Sesto to Pieve di Cadore through the Comelico and Cadore — Titian's country.

    ~90 km · 7–9 days

  • Eastern

    Alta Via 6

    Alta Via 6 hut-to-hut: 180 km through the Carnic and easternmost Dolomites, the longest of the numbered Alte Vie, from Sappada to Vittorio Veneto.

    ~180 km · 14–16 days

  • Compact

    Sella Ronda Trek

    Sella Ronda Trek: a 4–5 day loop around the Sella massif with overnights at Rifugio Boè, Pisciadù and Vajolet — Dolomites' compact classic.

    ~55 km · 4–5 days

  • Iconic

    Tre Cime Loop

    Tre Cime di Lavaredo loop: the classic 10 km circuit around the three peaks in 4 hours, plus multi-day extensions to Rifugio Comici and Pian di Cengia.

    ~10 km · 1–3 days

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