--- title: "Dolomites Hiking Map" type: "map" lang: "en" url: "https://dolomites-guide.com/hiking-map/" description: "Dolomites map with every hiking trail and mountain hut. Interactive pins for 7 itineraries and 50 rifugi across northeastern Italy. Plan your trek." --- # Dolomites Hiking Map Explore hiking trails and mountain huts across the Italian Dolomites. ## Where Are the Dolomites in Italy? The Dolomites are a mountain range in northeastern Italy, stretching across the provinces of Belluno, South Tyrol, and Trentino. Designated a **UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2009**, they are famous for their pale limestone towers, dramatic vertical walls, and some of the most scenic hiking in the Alps. The range sits between the Adige River to the west and the Piave Valley to the east, roughly two hours north of Venice by car. The Dolomites are laced with over 350 mountain huts (rifugi) connected by a network of marked trails that let you trek for days without ever pitching a tent. Hut to hut hiking in the Dolomites means walking 5 to 8 hours a day between staffed refuges that serve hot meals, provide bunk beds, and sit at altitudes between 1,800 m and 2,800 m. You carry only a daypack. The hut system handles the rest. ## Map The HTML version of this page at `https://dolomites-guide.com/hiking-map/` includes an interactive map with markers for every itinerary and mountain hut. You can pan, zoom, toggle trail and hut layers, and click any marker to open the full guide. The map cannot be rendered in markdown - use the lists below to navigate the same data. ## Dolomites Hiking Itineraries - [Alpe di Siusi](https://dolomites-guide.com/hiking-dolomites/alpe-di-siusi/index.md): 1-day medium, 15 km, 450 m gain - Experience the Alpe di Siusi (Seiser Alm), Europe's largest high-altitude alpine meadow. The Panorama Traverse offers a gentle yet spectacular circuit through emerald pastures, framed by the anvil-shaped Sciliar and the towering spires of the Sassolungo. Perfect for photographers and families alike. - [Alta Via 1](https://dolomites-guide.com/hiking-dolomites/alta-via-1/index.md): 9-day hard, 105.3 km, 6360 m gain - The definitive multi-day journey across the heart of the Dolomites. Spanning {{120 km | 74.6 mi}} of rugged limestone terrain, this classic trek takes you from the emerald waters of Lago di Braies to the historic streets of Belluno, staying in world-class mountain huts along the way. - [Cinque Torri Loop & WWI Open Air Museum](https://dolomites-guide.com/hiking-dolomites/cinque-torri/index.md): 1-day easy, 8.5 km, 350 m gain - Explore one of the most famous rock formations in the Dolomites. This guide covers the WWI trenches, the loop around the five towers, and the climb to the historic Rifugio Nuvolau. - [Lago di Braies](https://dolomites-guide.com/hiking-dolomites/lago-di-braies/index.md): 1-day easy, 6.8 km, 150 m gain - Visit the most famous lake in the Italian Dolomites. This guide covers the essential shoreline loop, the easy hike to Malga Foresta, and critical 2026 parking and shuttle regulations. - [Lago di Sorapis](https://dolomites-guide.com/hiking-dolomites/lago-di-sorapis/index.md): 1-day medium, 12.6 km, 630 m gain - A glacial turquoise lake hidden beneath the Sorapis massif near Cortina d'Ampezzo. Trail 215 from Passo Tre Croci crosses cable-aided rock traverses to reach one of the most photographed spots in the Dolomites. - [Seceda Ridgeline](https://dolomites-guide.com/hiking-dolomites/seceda-ridgeline/index.md): 1-day medium, 4 km, 260 m gain - Walk the most iconic ridgeline in the Dolomites, tracing the spine of the Odle massif above Val Gardena. Choose between a short summit loop from the gondola ({{4 km | 2.5 mi}}) or a full-day circuit via Monte Pic da Cristauta ({{13.1 km | 8.1 mi}}), both with continuous views of the Geisler spires. - [Tre Cime di Lavaredo Loop](https://dolomites-guide.com/hiking-dolomites/tre-cime-di-lavaredo/index.md): 1-day medium, 10 km, 400 m gain - Circle the most iconic monoliths in the Alps. This essential day hike brings you face-to-face with the dramatic north faces of the Three Peaks, traversing high-altitude scree fields and historic WWI tunnels in the heart of the Sesto Dolomites. ## Mountain Huts in the Dolomites - [Berggasthaus Pederü](https://dolomites-guide.com/mountain-huts/berggasthaus-pederu/index.md): 1548 m, Trentino-Alto Adige - 42 Guests, open May - October - [Berghotel Passo Giau](https://dolomites-guide.com/mountain-huts/berghotel-passo-giau/index.md): 2236 m, Veneto - 12 Guests, open Year-round - [Bertihütte](https://dolomites-guide.com/mountain-huts/bertihutte/index.md): 1950 m, Veneto - 42 Guests, open Mid June - Late September - [Malga Federa](https://dolomites-guide.com/mountain-huts/malga-federa/index.md): 1800 m, Veneto - 10 Guests, open Year-round - [Malga Giau](https://dolomites-guide.com/mountain-huts/malga-giau/index.md): 2015 m, Veneto - 10 Guests, open April - November - [Malga Pramper](https://dolomites-guide.com/mountain-huts/malga-pramper/index.md): 1540 m, Veneto - 8 Guests, open June - September - [Rifugio 5 Torri](https://dolomites-guide.com/mountain-huts/rifugio-5-torri/index.md): 2137 m, Veneto - 24 Guests, open June - September - [Rifugio Angelo Dibona](https://dolomites-guide.com/mountain-huts/rifugio-angelo-dibona/index.md): 2083 m, Veneto - 50 Guests, open June - September - [Rifugio Aquileia](https://dolomites-guide.com/mountain-huts/rifugio-aquileia/index.md): 1583 m, Veneto - 25 Guests, open Year-round - [Rifugio Auronzo](https://dolomites-guide.com/mountain-huts/rifugio-auronzo/index.md): 2333 m, Veneto - 99 Guests, open Late June - Late September [View all mountain huts](https://dolomites-guide.com/mountain-huts/index.md)