Ranging from 11.3 km to 40.8 km and lasting two to four days, the graded routes are suitable for walkers with a reasonable level of fitness and experience of mountain terrain, with some hikes featuring exposed sections that require a good head for heights.
This edition includes a number of walks in rugged, less frequently visited areas, as well as the most popular excursions, all of which take advantage of the region's mountain hut network and an efficient public transport system, with the majority of routes accessible by public bus.
The guide also suggests alternative access and exit routes, as well as options for linking routes together to create a longer walk.
It contains a wealth of tips to help you make the most of your trip, along with general information on the geology, flora, fauna and local cuisine of the region.
The Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are characterised by striking volcanic and sedimentary rock formations.
Walking is the ideal way to discover this breathtaking landscape of angular peaks, imposing pinnacles and jagged ridgelines.
The carefully selected routes in this guide will provide you with an exhilarating experience, challenging and inspiring you in equal measure.
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