Snowshoeing in the Dolomites: the 10 best hikes
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Recent reviews for Snowshoeing in Madonna di Campiglio and Val di Sole
4.77 • 1149 reviews
- Marco Zanutto
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sab 29 mar, 9:00•2 pp•7 hours (Private tour)
Heini is an excellent guide, very knowledgeable and personable.
- Luca Merlini
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sab 22 mar, 14:00•2 pp•1 hour 30 min (Private tour)
Nice experience in the middle of nature, we were there without snow, and I would say more of a mountain walk with two beautiful huskies. The companion Alessia kind and helpful, told us about the place and the a...more
- Elisa Leiballi
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mar 4 mar, 14:00•3 pp•2 hours - Fairy Mirror Snowshoeing
- Massimo Zito
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lun 3 mar, 14:00•2 pp•1 hour 30 min (Private tour)
- paolo migliore
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dom 2 mar, 15:30•2 pp•1 hour 30 min (Private tour)
Nice guide and great dogs. Be prepared to be pulled because they are sweet little beasts 😂
- Enzo Zavarise
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ven 28 feb, 17:30•2 pp•5 hours
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Where to do Snowshoeing in the Dolomites
Snowshoeing near Val di Fassa and Val Gardena
Snowshoeing near Cortina d'Ampezzo
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FAQs for Snowshoeing in Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol
Are snowshoes included in the price?
Snowshoes may be included in the price paid for the experience. In some cases they are not included but can be rented directly from the guide by notifying him/her the days before. The price to rent them is usually about 10€ per person.
Is snowshoeing suitable for beginners?
All snowshoeing can be performed by beginners. In some cases, a minimum of fitness is required if longer walks are to be performed.
How do you dress for snowshoeing?
Since this is an activity that is done outdoors among the snow and in mountain locations, one must dress appropriately to avoid suffering from the cold. Thermal clothing is recommended for pants and jacket, a cap, boots and sunglasses.
Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol and nearby

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