The Dolomites Small Group Tours

Your private group of 2-5 can stop at Rifugio Auronzo, Lago di Braies, and Cinque Torri whenever photo ops come up. Adjust your hiking pace on the 10km Tre Cime di Lavaredo circuit and spend extra time at Seceda's dramatic limestone ridges without feeling rushed by other travelers.

This private ski trip for 2-4 lets families tackle Alta Badia's 130km of slopes at their own pace. Complete the 4-hour Sella Ronda circuit with stops at Rifugio Malga Saraghes for bombardino, or split up to try different runs from relaxed blues to World Cup blacks without sticking to a group schedule.

Your private group of 2-4 skiers has Kronplatz's 121km slope network without the crowds, making it easy to coordinate rentals at Rentaski Skiverleih Kronplatz with online discounts. Challenge each other on slalom courses or split up for different runs from blues to blacks, then hit any of the 40 mountain huts for schnitzel and Kaiserschmarrn.

This private ski trip takes 2-4 travelers through the UNESCO-listed Dolomites with complete flexibility to set your own pace. You'll ski the famous Sella Ronda circuit and can stop at thermal spas like QC Terme Dolomiti whenever you want. Smaller numbers let you make spontaneous detours to places like Lago di Carezza's emerald waters without waiting for others.

Groups of 6-20 skiers travel with dedicated leaders (1:10 ratio) through the Dolomites' network of loipes. The intimate size enables personalized instruction as you progress from Dobbiaco's gentle valley floors to more challenging routes like the 6.2km military road descent, with ability-based groups ensuring optimal learning.

This Dolomites trek keeps things intimate with 4-15 hikers (typically around 10), so your ASI mountain guide can give real attention on challenging days. The size works well during the 1,000m climb to Drei Zinnen hut or the 6-hour push over Hornischegg summit at 2,550m, where everyone can move at a comfortable pace.

Your ASI mountain guide leads groups of 4-15 through UNESCO-listed Dolomites peaks, crossing Paternsattel at 2,454m and checking out Lago Federa. Smaller groups get tailored attention, while larger ones build camaraderie during tough climbs like the 1,000m ascent to Auronzo hut.

Groups of 2-15 travelers (ages 16-80) stay together at Wirtshaushotel Alpenrose in Montal, sharing dinners and hikes through South Tyrol's Pustertal Valley. Your ASI mountain guide leads you to the thundering Reinbach waterfalls, Percha's earth pyramids, and the panoramic Strudelkopf trek with views of the Three Peaks.

Groups of 4-15 travelers (usually around 8-10) hike across the Puflatsch plateau and Saltria mountain pasture at 1,690m, where your ASI mountain guide adjusts the pace based on how everyone's doing. Smaller numbers mean more personal attention on trails like the Hans and Paula Steger Weg through the Dolomites.

Limited to 15 participants, this trek ensures safety on challenging Dolomites trails like Tre Cime loop and Strudelkopf summit. Guides adapt 12-14km daily routes for varied abilities, maintaining intimate experience on narrow mountain paths and at historic WWI sites.