Climbing routes in the Dolomites
The combination of a big range of climbing possibilities and the unique landscape of the Dolomites attracts climbers from all over the world. This extraordinary context offers itineraries of all levels. Most of the routes on Catinaccio, Sella group, Sassolungo or Tre Cime di Lavaredo can be climbed in one day thanks to the high-altitude roads and ski lifts, which make it easier to access the walls. The routes on bigger walls, such as the south face of Marmolada or the routes in Civetta group and in Pale di San Martino, require an overnight stay in a refuge. Together with the mountain guides of The Outside Planet you will have the opportunity to live a unique and unforgettable experience.
Technical Informations
We have collected for you some of the symbolic routes of the Dolomites, for any other proposal write to us and we will give you every detail.
| Routes | Mountain group | Lenght of the Route | Grade (UIAA) | Price (max 2 participants/guide) |
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| Torri del Vjolet | Catinaccio | 150 m | IV/IV+ |
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| Punta Emma - via Steger | Catinaccio | 400 m | V+ |
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| Roda di Vael - via Rizzi | Catinaccio | 400 m | V+ |
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| Roda di Vael - via Casarotto | Catinaccio | 400 m | VI- |
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| Cima Catinaccio - via Stegher | Catinaccio | 700 m | V+ |
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| 5 Dita - Pollice | Sassolungo | 300 m | IV |
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| Sassolungo - Pichl | Sassolungo | 1000 m | IV |
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| Piz Ciavazes | Sella | 300 m | dal IV al VII |
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| Tofana Rozes - Costantini Apollonio | Tofane | 500 m | VII+ |
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| Tofana Rozes - Primo spigolo | Tofane | 450 m | V+ |
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| Cima Grande - via Comici | 3 cime di Lavaredo | 500 m | VII |
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| Cima Piccola - via Spigolo Giallo | 3 cime di Lavaredo | 350 m | VI+ |
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| Velo della Madonna - via Spigolo del Velo | Pale di San Martino | 400 m | V |
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| Pala del Rifugio - Via Frisch-Corradini | Pale di San Martino | 800 m | V+ |
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| Marmolada - Via Don Chisciotte | Marmolada | 800 m | VI+ |
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Advice
- We absolutely recommend an overnight stay in a refuge, both for the quality of the welcome and for fully enjoying the climbing experience
- If you are not used to climbing in these areas, start with some routes below your limit; the degrees of difficulty can be a bit tight.
Meeting Point:
The exact meeting point will be communicated based on the chosen itinerary.
What to bring
- Helmet
- Harness
- Climbing shoes
- Descender
- Crampons (just for some routes)
- Water
- Snacks
- High mountain clothing (see the "tips on how to dress" section)
- Spare clothes if you stay in the refuge for several days
- Small first aid kit
- Trekking poles are useful
- Trekking boots suitable for use with crampons (see the section "advice on footwear)
- Sleeping bag for possible overnight stay in the refuge
The Price Includes
- UIAGM / IFMGA The Outside Planet Alpine Guide
- The guides speak Italian, English and German
- Any technical material
The Price does not include
- Any cableways and shuttle buses
- Overnight in the refuge
- Anything not specified in the item "The Price Includes"
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