Two ski tourers ascending a snow ridge above a sea of clouds at sunrise

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Two to seven days above the clouds, without a single logistic to solve.

A private Ikon Pass ski guide in the Dolomites: multi-day ski tours for small private groups, with every hut, transfer and safety decision taken care of.

Duration
2 to 7 days
Group size
Max 4 guests
Difficulty
Advanced
Region
Dolomites, Italy

Impressions

What the days actually look like.

Ski group skinning across a snowy plateau in the Dolomites
Skinning up at first light
Sunny terrace of an alpine hut in the Dolomites in winter
Lunch above the valley
Snow-covered Dolomites panorama above Alta Badia
Summit ridges and long descents

Signature tours

Four routes, each shaped around your group.

Ski tourers crossing a sunlit snow plateau below the flat limestone walls of the Sella massif
3 daysFit intermediate

Sella Traverse

A refined introduction to ski touring across the Sella massif, with moderate ascents, long open descents and two nights in elegant valley hotels rather than dormitories.

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Ski group skinning across a snowy plateau below the Sella group
Skinning up at first light
Sunny terrace of an alpine hut in winter
Terrace stop above the valley

01 / 04

Lone skier descending a vast open glacier slope below dramatic Dolomite rock towers
4 daysExperienced off-piste

Marmolada & Glacier Lines

The queen of the Dolomites. Long glacier descents, dramatic exposure managed with full safety protocol, and evenings of serious South Tyrolean cooking.

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Wide winter panorama of the Dolomite peaks
Glacier panorama
Snow-covered Dolomites panorama above Alta Badia
Above the clouds

02 / 04

Warmly lit alpine refuge in deep snow at dusk with skis planted outside
5 daysStrong touring fitness

Hut to Hut Grand Tour

The classic point to point traverse, sleeping in selected mountain refuges with private rooms where available and luggage moved for you between valleys.

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Alpine refuge terrace in deep snow
Refuge at dusk
Ski group skinning towards the Sella group
Stage after stage

03 / 04

Panoramic winter view across several snow covered Dolomite valleys in morning light
7 daysTailored to your group

The Signature Week

Hotel based, one new valley every morning, mixing piste, powder and touring according to the weather window. The most complete way to understand this range.

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Alpenglow over the Dolomite peaks
A new valley each day
Private table laid in a South Tyrolean Stube
Long mountain lunches

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Private table prepared in a wood-panelled South Tyrolean Stube

Logistics

The parts nobody wants to organise.

Hotel based or hut to hut

Stay in the comfort of your five star hotel and travel out each morning, or commit fully to the range and sleep high. Both formats are fully organised.

Luggage and transfers handled

Vehicles, valley transfers and luggage movements are arranged in advance so that you never carry more than a day pack.

Weather-led routing

The itinerary is a framework, not a contract. Lois shifts objectives across the range to follow the best snow and the safest aspects.

Full safety protocol

Daily avalanche assessment, transceiver drills on day one, and a certified guide who has read these faces for over twenty seasons.

Topographic route map of a multi-day ski tour across the Dolomites with marked stages

The route

Every stage mapped before you arrive.

Ascents, descents, hut stops and escape options are planned in advance and reviewed each morning against the current snowpack.

Daily ascent
600 to 1.200 vertical metres, adjusted to your pace
Daily descent
1.200 to 2.000 vertical metres of open terrain
Stages
Two to seven days, huts or hotel based
Group size
One to six guests, always private

High points

Alpenglow over the Dolomites, seen from the tour high points

Questions

Planning a multi-day tour.

Not for the three day traverse. You need to be a confident off-piste skier with good general fitness, and Lois teaches the uphill technique on the first morning. Longer tours assume some previous touring days.

The tour continues elsewhere. The Dolomites are large enough that there is nearly always a safe and beautiful alternative, and Lois carries several parallel plans for every tour.

Multi-day tours in February and March are typically reserved four to eight months ahead. A 50 percent deposit secures the dates. Occasional short-notice windows do appear, so it is always worth asking.

Yes. Premium touring skis, boots, skins and safety equipment can be rented and delivered to your hotel before the tour begins.