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Beautiful trekking in the Western Dolomites
Start Campitello. In the evening the leaders will hold a welcome meeting to discuss the week ahead and give advice on the local area.
Our day walks mix high-altitude routes that guarantee stunning Dolomite scenery with some lower level trails down to the Val di Fassa. The early season should ensure that we see a wide variety of alpine flowers. We will begin our journey by taking a cable car towards Col Rodella and then walk along the southern flank of SassoLungo/Sasso Piatto to Rifugio Sasso Piatto. There will be an opportunity for an optional walk as far as viewpoint Palacia. We retrace our steps to the refuge for lunch before we descend via Rifugio Micheluzzi to Campitello. 15Km; 300m ascent and 1100m descent; max altitude 2400m
We start the day by taking a bus to Vigo di Fassa, from here we will take a cable car to Ciampedie. Walking North West to Gardeccia then up Val di Vaiolet to Rifugio Principe for lunch. Here you will get a fantastic view of the valley before returning via the same route to Gardeccia and Ciampedie with a possible alternative descent via chairlifts to Pera. 17Km; 650m ascent and 650m descent; max altitude 2597m
Today we take a short bus journey to Alba and then a cable car to Col Rossi. We will walk east along a generally contouring path via Viel dal Pan with spectacular views of Marmolada (3343m) to the south. Stopping for Lunch at Col de Cuc, then descending through the Avisio valley to Penia for our bus back to Campitello. 16Km; 230m ascent and 1080m descent; max altitude 2340m
Optional activities for the free day include self-guided cycling from Campitello or a day trip to see the remains of Oetzi, famous 'ice-man', in Bolzano.
Today we begin by taking a bus to Pozza and then the gondola lift to Buffaure. After, we will make our way towards Col Valvacin, continuing our journey up the minor peak and then east to Forca Neigra, stopping for lunch at Rifugio Passo San Nicolo. We will finish todays walk by descending via Val di Contrin to Alba for our bus ride back to Campitello. 15Km; 520m ascent and 1340m descent; max altitude 2508m
Today is the last day of the tour and we will venture into the Catinaccio range, walking over high passes along high-level footpaths. We will begin with a bus journey over Passo Costalonga to the Paolina chairlift. Once at the top, we walk on the western side of Catinaccio massif making our way round to the eastern side for lunch at Baita M. Pederiva. Finishing our walk following the route to Ciampedie for our cable car descent. 11Km; 300m ascent and 430m descent; max altitude 2290m
* Level 3 and 5 walks offered each day
* 7 nights 3-star Hotel Enrosadira, all rooms en suite
* 5 days centre-based walking; 1 free day
* Altitude maximum 2597m, average 2000m (Level 3) or max 3152m, average
2200m (Level 5)
* Group normally 4 to 20 plus 1 UK leader per grade
* Not recommended for vertigo sufferers
All breakfasts and 6 dinners are included, provided by the hotel.
The hotel restaurant provides generous breakfasts and traditional evening
meals. On certain days you will need to buy food in local shops for packed
lunches, or certain walks may offer the opportunity to buy lunch at a
mountain hut en route.
* Level 3 and 5 walks offered each day
* 7 nights 3-star Hotel Enrosadira, all rooms en suite
* 5 days centre-based walking; 1 free day
* Altitude maximum 2597m, average 2000m (Level 3) or max 3152m, average
2200m (Level 5)
* Group normally 4 to 20 plus 1 UK leader per grade
* Not recommended for vertigo sufferers
*Activity: Walking level 3 Moderate and 5 Challenging.*
With such a large variety of walks in the area, we are able to offer 2
different grades of walking on each departure. The leaders will choose each
day's route based on weather conditions and group ability to ensure
everyone's safety and enjoyement.
*Level 3 - Moderate*
Most people who enjoy a weekend in the hills or mountains at home are capable
of undertaking a trek at this level: you need to be in good health and
reasonably fit, and you will almost certainly be taking regular exercise. A
trek could be level 3 either as a fairly easy medium-duration walk, or as a
harder, shorter walk. Some walking at higher altitude and the occasional
longer or more difficult day may be involved, but generally conditions
underfoot will be fair. A walking day usually is between 5 to 7 hours long.
Altitude maximum 2,597m, average 2,000m
*Level 5 - Challenging*
For walks at this level, fitness is most important and you may have to
improve yours before departure. Most level 5 treks are equivalent to extended
walking in mountainous terrain at home, but usually at significantly higher
altitudes; climate and remoteness can also play a part. Walking days are
usually between 6 to 8 hours although there may be some longer days for pass
crossing or similar. Previous trekking experience is desirable but not
essential if you are confident of your physical condition. Usually, some
scrambling is involved.
Altitude maximum 3,152m, average 2,250m.
The times mentioned include lunch break and photo stops.
Sporthotel Enrosadira
You will spend 7 nights in the comfortable family run 3 star Hotel
Enrosadira. Ideally located in the village of Campitello, this family-run
hotel offers a warm welcome and simple, comfortable rooms, all of which are
en suite. There is a sauna, a bar and a lounge with comfortable armchairs to
relax in the evenings. Wi-Fi is available in the communal areas. There is no
lift at the hotel.
Single rooms are available for a supplement. 
There will be one leader per walking grade.
All breakfasts and 6 dinners are included, provided by the hotel.
The hotel restaurant provides generous breakfasts and traditional evening
meals. On certain days you will need to buy food in local shops for packed
lunches, or certain walks may offer the opportunity to buy lunch at a
mountain hut en route.
Airport transfers are carried out by private bus. Local transport is used on
most days to reach the start of the walks. These costs may vary depending on
your chosen departure - please allow approximately €76 (2018 price) for
this. Please note that during peak times of the summer season, public
transports in the area can be extremely busy and this could occasionaly cause
delays to our journeys.
*Travelling flight inclusive from London: 8 days*
The group flight from London is a daytime flight departing on Day 1 of the
itinerary.
*Flights from London*
We normally use the scheduled services of British Airways (depending on
availability). As flight timings and schedules change regularly we recommend
you call one of our specialist sales staff or your agent to confirm
up‐to‐date timings. Please note timings may change at a later date and
cannot be confirmed until approximately two weeks before departure.
*Travelling land only: 8 days starting and ending in Campitello*
Your trip normally starts at our accommodation in Campitello in the evening
of Day 1 of the itinerary. Details of how to reach the start point are
provided in the Final Joining Instructions ‐ sent approximately two weeks
before departure.
Airport transfers are included for those on the group flights. Please note
that transfers are not included for clients arriving on any other flight,
even if Exodus has booked it.
If you require airport transfers, you may (by prior arrangement only) be
able to join the group transfer. Transfers are arranged to coincide with the
arrival time of the group flight ‐ please check the group flight details 2
weeks before departure. If you do not take this transfer, or miss it, you
must make your own way to the joining point at your own expense.
In the Dolomites - as always in the mountains - the weather can be very
changeable. On average in summer months you can expect some rain on one day
in two, but it is likely to come in heavy and thundery outbursts of
relatively short duration rather than prolonged showers. Down in the valleys
daytime temperatures range on average from 12º to 22º Celsius although 25º
is not unusual. Up in the mountains it will be a few degrees colder. You need
therefore to be ready for anything, and to pack shorts as well as warmer
clothes, full waterproofs and sun cream.
* Sturdy and comfortable walking boots (with good tread and ankle support)
* Medium sized daysack (approx 30 litres capacity)
* Waterproof jacket, trousers
* Large capacity water bottle(s) (2 litres recommended)
* Warm 2-season fleece (For June and September departures: the mornings can
be fairly fresh so please pack accordingly including a thicker fleece or
gilet. Occasional cold days may occur during July and August).
* Sunhat and sunglasses
* Personal medication (e.g. drugs and blister treatment, not First Aid
kit)
* High factor sun cream
* Warm hat and long fingered gloves
* Walking poles
* A knife and some plastic bags for packed lunches
*Lunches: *For lunches not included allow approximately €10-€15 per
lunch. You will need funds for snacks and drinks bought from local cafes.
*Free dinner*: on the free day, dinner is not included. There are a few
options to choose from in Campitello. We would recommend allowing €20 to
€30 (excl. drinks)
*Panorama pass: *Local transport connection with the walking programme may
be by public bus or taxi and you should allow approximately €83 for this.
LOCAL TAXES: many Italian cities have recently introduced a tourist tax for
non-residents. The local administration is in charge of the tax, which will
be collected by the accommodation provider at check-in or check-out. This fee
varies depending on the hotel category, the season and number of days of
stay. It is usually between €0.50 and €1.50 per person per night.
*Optional Excursions*
Exact prices and details will be confirmed locally, but the following
provides a guide to what is usually possible:
* Self-guided cycling (there are bike hire shops in Campitello)
* Via Ferrata or climbing Marmolada (you can find local guides in
Campitello)
* Day trip to see the remains of Oetzi the famous 'ice-man' in Bolzano at
the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology: allow around €10 for travel and
€10 for entry. Bolzano, the historical capital of Sud Tirol/Alto Adige,
is an interesting town to explore.
Although optional, a tip for the leader at the end of the trip is greatly
appreciated. This is entirely at your own discretion. As a guideline we
recommend a contribution between €15 and €20 per client.
* Travel insurance
* Single accommodation (available on request)
* Visas or vaccinations
* Local taxes (approx. EUR 10, see Trip Notes)
* Local transport (approx. EUR 79)
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