Guided hiking tours in Dolomites

5 guided hiking tours in Dolomites, Italy, led by certified mountain guides. Compare routes, dates and prices on Made to Hike.

In short

Made to Hike lists 5 guided hiking tours in Dolomites, Italy, run by 4 certified mountain guides. We also hold data on 2,981 mountain huts in Italy. Guides are paid directly and every booking is covered by Made to Hike booking protection.

Tours in Dolomites

Enrosadira in the Dolomites

We'll climb Monte Pore as the sun sets, timing our arrival for the enrosadira when the Dolomites turn pink and orange in the alpenglow.

  • Duration: Half day
  • Difficulty: easy
  • Price: EUR 40 per person

Santner Pass Klettersteig

Classic via ferrata through the dramatic western walls of the Rosengarten, combining alpine terrain with secured climbing sections to reach Santnerpass Hut at 2,734m.

  • Duration: 1 Day
  • Difficulty: moderate
  • Price: EUR 179 per person

Adolf Munkel Trail Villnöss

Stunning loop from Zans right below the Geisler peaks. Moderately difficult, amazing huts & pure Dolomites magic in one day.

  • Duration: 1 day
  • Difficulty: moderate
  • Price: EUR 100 per person

Areas within Dolomites

Certified guides working in Dolomites

Hiking in Dolomites — common questions

Do I need a guide to hike in Dolomites?

You can walk many marked trails in Dolomites independently, but a certified mountain guide is strongly recommended for glacier travel, via ferrata, exposed ridges and multi-day hut-to-hut routes. Every guide on MadeToHike holds a recognised qualification such as IFMGA, IML or an equivalent national award.

When is the best time to hike in Dolomites?

The main walking season in Dolomites runs from late spring to early autumn, when mountain huts are staffed and high paths are clear of snow. Exact dates vary by altitude and aspect — each tour listing shows the specific dates the guide runs it.

How much does a guided hike in Dolomites cost?

Guided tours in Dolomites on MadeToHike currently start from €40 per person. Price depends on trip length, group size and whether hut accommodation and meals are included — each listing sets out exactly what is covered.