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Between the peaceful waters of the Italian lakes and the limestone spires of the Dolomites lies a region of striking beauty, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Drawing on our local expertise, we have designed trips that immerse you in this spectacular natural setting, where Latin culture meets Alpine influences. Whether you choose the independence of a self-guided trip or the friendly atmosphere of a group trek, each itinerary is designed to give you an authentic, worry-free experience. Let our suggested trips below inspire you.

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Beyond its iconic scenery, this region of northern Italy offers endless opportunities for active exploration. It combines the tranquillity of the great lakes with the rugged grandeur of the Alpine peaks in a unique contrast.
The Dolomites, often described by leading mountaineers as the most beautiful mountains in the world, are a distinctive mountain range within the Alps. Their dolomitic rock gives the cliffs pale hues that glow at sunrise and sunset, a phenomenon known as Enrosadira. This is an ideal setting for hiking, with well-marked trails leading to magnificent views of the Tre Cime, the Sella massif and the meadows of Val di Funes. To find out more, read our article on the highlights of the Dolomites. The valleys and foothills are also wonderfully suited to cycling holidays in Italy, with easy-going routes connecting villages full of character.
Travelling through South Tyrol means discovering a place where cultures come together. Italian elegance blends with Austrian precision and traditions. This dual identity is reflected in the cuisine, chalet architecture and the widespread use of both languages, offering a rich cultural experience and a refreshing change of scene.
Since 1983, Grand Angle has been using its expertise to help fulfil your appetite for adventure. In the Dolomites, we have drawn on our range of skills so that everyone can find a trip that suits them.
Do you enjoy walking or cycling at your own pace? Our self-guided walking holidays are made for you. We take care of all the logistics: booking accommodation, transporting your luggage and providing detailed route notes with maps and GPS tracks. All you need to do is enjoy what matters most: the pleasure of discovery.
If you prefer the companionship and security of a group, our guided trips are led by passionate local guides. They share their knowledge of the terrain, wildlife, plants and local history, deepening your appreciation of the landscapes you travel through.
The Dolomites are first and foremost a destination for trekking in Italy, with legendary routes such as the Alta Via 1 and day walks from a single base around iconic sites. But you can also explore the region on two wheels, particularly on our route that takes you gently from the mountains to the Adriatic Sea and on to Venice. A lovely alternative for those looking for less steep terrain.
With their accessible trails, fairy-tale landscapes and welcoming mountain huts, the Italian lakes and the Dolomites are an excellent destination for family holidays in nature. Many walks can be adapted to suit children’s pace, and they will be fascinated by the impressive rock formations. We offer trips designed especially for families, combining the pleasure of walking with time to rest. A wonderful way to share memorable moments in the great outdoors.
— A wonderful, challenging route with stunning scenery and comfortable accommodations
Lucie 12/27/25 • Munich to Venice: Guided Journey Across the Alps
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Catherine 6/30/26 • Dolomites Hut to Hut, from Lago di Braies to Tre Cime di Lavaredo
— Top trek, in top conditions, thanks to GA's flawless organization and generally excellent weather Varied and superb landscapes Immaculate trails, rarely technical (and when they are, they're cabled) Top choice of refuges (with one exception), it's very comfortable and you eat very well Don't underestimate the stages (and the succession of the 6 stages!): by treating yourself to a few variants (hard to resist an out-and-back to a little summit while passing a col, or to a lake that means a little 2-3 km detour (Landro), you easily reach around 20 km a day and 1200 m of ascent (not counting long descents: down to Cortina, down to Landro) We had opted for a loop to avoid bus/taxi logistics, which was great; the only transfer, from Cortina to Misurina, goes very smoothly Take the opportunity to stop off in Bolzano on the way there or back to visit the Ötzi museum!
Emanuele 12/27/25 • Dolomites Hut to Hut, from Lago di Braies to Tre Cime di Lavaredo
— A beautiful region, living up to our expectations, simply marvellous. You'd think these hikes would help you lose weight, but in Italy you can't: the food is so good!
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