Our multi-day hut-to-hut trek takes you on a tour of the Tre Cime area. There is a one-day circuit of the Tre Cime which is an extremely popular day walk, but our multi-day hike of the wider Tre Cime area will quickly take you away from the crowds to discover the gems that are waiting for you to find them.
The area was heavily involved in WW1, and many artefacts can still be seen in the mountain landscape of this region. You may well find marmots living amongst the trenches and emplacements which are preserved in open air museums. The mountains here are riddled with tunnels that were created and used during the war. Some of these tunnels are open for you to explore during your walk. The fact that this incredibly beautiful area has experienced such a violent past adds both a history lesson and a degree of incredulity to the spectacular nature you will experience.
Our route takes in a variety of landscapes – from stark, jagged mountains to slopes of mugo pines, lush green valleys filled with flowers, rivers and lakes which might just prove tempting for a dip during a hot day.
Self-guided or guided?
Almost all of our clients choose to do this walk self-guided. The paths are well signed, and the route is not technical. We will provide you with detailed trip notes, maps with your route highlighted, GPX files if you wish. We’ll also book your accommodation and help with transport. Self-guided trips can be run for 1 person or more. If you’d prefer to go with a guide, let us know your group size and dates and we’ll send you a quote.
Trek grading:
This is the easiest of our multi-day hut-to-hut treks in the Italian Dolomites. The next one up in terms of difficulty is the Alta Via 1.
Dates:
The trek can be run between 20 June – 20 September on dates to suit you.
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