Alpe di Siusi Inn to Inn Hiking Dolomites

7 days / 6 nights

|

Product image 0
Product image 0
Product image 1
Product image 2
Product image 3
Product image 4
Product image 5
Product image 6
1/8
Explore the region of Alpe di Siusi and its pristine alpine pastures with grazing cattle and wooden chalets on this week-long stroll across the scenic plateau.

Starting point

Kastelruth

Finish point

Ortisei

Season

June - September

Technical level

2/5

Fitness level

2/5

Tour type

Inn-to-Inn

Choose your style

Samo Korelec
Samo
Travel Expert
Book a call
Google ReviewsTripAdvisor Reviews
  • Walk along pleasant forest and gravel paths with incredible views
  • Visit the idyllic villages of Kastelruth, Compatsch, and Saltria
  • Cross the dreamy Seiser Alm plateau
  • Delight in the striking mountain scenery of steep grey mountains overlooking the green meadows

What’s included in the price?

Self-guided

6 nights in 3-star hotels with breakfast
Digital guidebook with itinerary, route instructions, and practical information
GPS navigation with an easy-to-use app
Tour design and organization
Service and support during your hike

NOT INCLUDED

Tourist tax

What to bring to the tour

  • Hiking shoes/boots
  • 25 to 35-liter backpack
  • Base layer
  • Sports T-shirts
  • Hiking shorts
  • Hiking water-repellent pants
  • Waterproof jacket
  • Midlayer
  • Sports socks and underwear
  • Leisurewear for evenings
  • Shade hat/cap
  • Sunscreen
  • Sunglasses
  • Hiking poles
  • ID card or passport
  • Snacks
  • Cash
  • Water bottles or hydration pack
  • Toiletries

Less demanding than the other walking tours in the Dolomites, these holidays extensively explore the verdant green alpine meadows and picturesque villages of the Alpe di Siusi region. Moving to a new location every few days, you can try the experience of inn-to-inn hiking in the Dolomites.

The Alpe di Siusi plateau often gets unjustly overlooked when people visit the Dolomites. Everyone who has been there, though, would return without thinking twice. Be it the lush pastures of the Seiser Alm plateau, the authentic wooden chalets, or the local food, everything works perfectly together to compose a harmonious atmosphere that makes your lips curl up in a smile without any other specific reason.

Although each day includes a new hike, they are relatively undemanding and do not include much elevation gain, making these holidays appropriate for everyone. Mainly walking across the plateau of green meadows dotted with shepherd’s cottages and forests, the stunning views seldom leave your sight.

We will ensure that your accommodations in Kastelruth, Compatsch, and Saltria are booked and ready for you upon arrival. And the GPS tracks and digital guidebook with a day-by-day itinerary we send to you will help you navigate the local trails!

Map

Frequently Asked Questions

Hiking in the Alps is typically possible from mid-June to late September, depending on the snow conditions at high elevations. Many hiking routes cross mountain passes that are located above 2000 meters, so it is important to check the current conditions if you plan to visit in early summer.


Keep in mind that the huts along these routes close for the season outside of this time frame, so it is not possible to plan multi-day tours outside of these months.


Read more about the hiking season on the Alta Via 1.

We have rated our tours on a difficulty scale from 1 to 5, with 1 being the easiest and 5 being the most challenging. The difficulty level of a tour indicates how fit you need to be and how much hiking is required. All of our Alta Via 1 tours are suitable for people who are regularly active and can hike for about six to eight hours per day.


In addition to the physical demands of the hike, there is also a technical difficulty level to consider. This refers to the skill level required to navigate the path. A level 1 trail is smooth and wide, like a gravel road, while a level 5 trail is uneven and exposed, requiring the use of your hands for balance. Essentially, the higher the technical difficulty level, the more surefooted and skilled in scrambling you need to be.

We recommend booking your tour as soon as possible to secure a spot, as accommodations along the trail tend to fill up quickly. This will help you ensure that you have a place to stay during your trip.

In the event of an injury, it is best to call local emergency services. While you may be in a remote area and unable to continue without further exacerbating your injury, it is important to remember that you will be hiking along popular trails and will not be completely stranded.


However, if you are feeling too tired to continue hiking, you can choose to reroute towards the nearest town along the trail and find public transportation there. Although Alta Via 1 does not pass directly through any large towns, it does pass close to some of them.

Most of the huts along our hut-to-hut hikes are equipped with showers, but their availability may depend on recent rainfall. Keep in mind that mountain huts are not luxurious hotels, so don't expect the same level of amenities. However, they do offer a comfortable and convenient place to rest after a day of hiking.


Read more about the mountain huts in the Dolomites.

No. The huts provide blankets and pillows for comfort, but it is a good idea to bring your own sleeping liner to reduce the need for the huts to wash their bed linens every day. If you don’t, you might need to buy one on the spot.

Cell phone reception in the mountains can be unreliable. You may be able to get a signal if you can see a town or if you are near a mountain hut. Even if you cannot get a signal inside the hut, you may be able to get one by stepping outside. Wi-fi is not widely available in the mountains, and is only offered at select lodges.

If you dress appropriately, you can typically complete most stages of the hike even in light rain. However, if a storm is forecasted, it is important to not hike and to wait until the storm passes, even if that means spending an additional day at the hut. This is for your own safety.

Ratings & Reviews

Google Reviews

5.0 average rating

Birgit Kindler's profile photo
Claudia Ossa's profile photo
Ann Swainson's profile photo
Robert Backlund's profile photo
Kyle Miller's profile photo
+15
Top Rated Brand
Birgit Kindler's profile photo

Birgit Kindler

Verifed customer · 1 year ago

We had a lovely hike today with our guide Klemen. He personalized the tour on our needs and interests, so that we saw places we wouldn't without his experience. The hike was a little bit slippery after the rain from the last days and it went a lot upwards, but it was totally worth it! Thanks again :)

Review 1
Review 2
Show all 3 photos
Claudia Ossa's profile photo

Claudia Ossa

Verifed customer · 2 years ago

9 day hiking trip including rafting and mountain biking. Sadly the weather didn’t help, we had a lot of rain, but Klemen modified our plans, making it a great experience after all. Klemen is an excellent guide and I highly recommend him!!!

Review 1
Review 2
Show all 5 photos
Ann Swainson's profile photo

Ann Swainson

Verifed customer · 9 months ago

Thank you so much for a fantastic trip. It was absolutely stunning, well organised, and a brilliant trip. Special thanks to Jan for his kindness & support on what was a personally challenging trek.

Review 1
Review 2
Show all 3 photos
Robert Backlund's profile photo

Robert Backlund

Verifed customer · 9 months ago

Our Guide Luka was amazing! And the three-day hike was a Memory for life, really beautiful. Cant recommend it enough.

Review 1
Review 2
Show all 4 photos
Kyle Miller's profile photo

Kyle Miller

Verifed customer · 6 months ago

Well organized trip. The travel agents were extremely communicative, provided great service, and made adjustments as needed. The GPS app provided was another highlight. It worked exceptionally well made the trek much easier. The itinerary was thorough and included lots of extra details about the region as well as scaling options. The only drawbacks were that the company is based in Slovenia (doesn't seem to have a presence in South Tyrol), and the cost, which was higher than similar treks from competitors.

Rebecca Lawson's profile photo

Rebecca Lawson

Verifed customer · 8 months ago

Our 3 day hike had to be rearranged 2/2 weather, so a one day hike was arranged for us. We appreciated the concern about weather and conditions. Our hike was with Matevz, who was a great guide. Very helpful and knowledgable. Would definitely recommend and will be back for a longer hike one day!

Similar Products

All available guidance options

Join a Group

For solo hikers or hikers who wish to meet other like-minded souls, and don’t want to stress about tour-planning and other annoying details. We’re going to find you a group of like-minded outdoor enthusiasts and take care of all the other details. The tour will be led by our guide, who’ll make sure everything runs smoothly, ensuring maximum hiking enjoyment.

Self-guided

Those who like a good adventure and limitless flexibility should go on a self-guided tour. We prepare the itinerary and book your accommodations while you enjoy the journey without our guide, being fully in charge of all the daily decisions. While you’ll have the full support of our team in case of any emergencies or concerns, a certain level of self-reliance is required.

Hassle-Free

Hassle-Free

We handle itineraries, accommodations, and anything else you prefer not to deal with, so you can enjoy a carefree hike.

Book with confidence

Book with confidence

We are a financially protected company, fully bonded and insured, keeping your money safe and allowing you to travel with confidence.

Tried & Tested Adventures

Tried & Tested Adventures

Only the best hut to hut hikes in the Dolomites, cherry-picked by our local team with an in-depth knowledge of the region.

Unbeatable support

Unbeatable support

Our 24/7 customer support is where we show our passion, bringing you a better experience by making your well-being our number one priority.

from 2.234 € /person