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Climbing in Dolomites Val Gardena

The Dolomite summits which surround Dolomites Val Gardena were declared a UNESCO World Heritage site and thus granted special protection. Climbers have the opportunity to directly experience the beauty of these mountains: mountain climbers, athletes or bouldering fans will find everything they need for an exclusive climbing experience in the valley. But it’s Alpine climbers who will feel right at home: climb the Sassolungo together with a local mountain guide and discover other Alpine routes. Besides the Sassolungo, the Sass Rigais and the Furchetta will take you to heights of over 3,000 m. Even the famous Marmolada, Sas dla Crusc and the Tre Cime can be easily reached from Val Gardena.

A rocky playground

Climbing enthusiasts can receive information about the different tours, the who’s-who of climbing, and offers for climbers in Dolomites Val Gardena before their active holiday. Professional climbers will find a row of interesting climbing gardens with parkour at different heights and levels in Dolomites Val Gardena.

We recommend inexperienced climbers or active families hire a mountain guide on site. Choose among different climbing courses and excursions where you’ll receive one or the other insider tip. Even sporty, ambitious climbers can profit from the advice of an expert mountain guide who’ll introduce them to the peculiarities of the climbing wall and tours.

The highlights of your climbing holiday

  • Climbing in the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites
  • The unique Val Gardena mountain landscape - the cradle of Dolomites-Alpinism
  • Historically known climbing routes with different levels of difficulty
  • The most beautiful sport climbing area in the Alps
  • Unique, world known and historically famous “vie ferrate”
  • Safe on the mountain: Alpine schools offer variegated tours & excursions
  • Climbing fun in the adventure park in Ortisei
  • World-famous mountain rescue organisations: "Aiut Alpin Dolomites"