Accessible Dolomites

The Dolomites today offer a new way of experiencing the mountains: more inclusive, conscious, and attentive to the diverse needs of visitors. The Dolomiti Accessibili initiative collects and enhances a selection of itineraries and panoramic viewpoints designed to be accessible even for people with reduced mobility, families with children, and travelers seeking simpler experiences immersed in nature.

The goal is to allow everyone to discover the beauty of the Dolomite landscape, choosing routes suited to their abilities and enjoying the experience independently or with the support of local guides.

36 accessible itineraries across Veneto, Trentino and South Tyrol

Across the Dolomites, numerous trails have been identified that cross forests, lakes, valleys, and high plateaus, all easily accessible and of great scenic value.

• Alpe di Siusi – Baita Sanon
• Prato Piazza Plateau
• Bosco Arte Stenico
• Casera Prà di Toro – Rifugio Padova
• Davaras – Rifugio Giaf
• Cajada Forest
• Somadida Forest
• La Villa – Corvara
• Lake Carezza
• Lake Dobbiaco
• Lake Molveno
• Lake Tovel
• Larieto – Rifugio Mietres
• Alleghe lakeside promenade
• Malga Juribello
• Malga Valles Alto
• Lavazè Pass – Malga Costa/Liegalm
• Nigra Pass – Malga Hagner
• Oclini Pass – Malga Corandin
• Rolle Pass – Baita Segantini
• San Pellegrino Pass – Rifugio Fuciade
• Staulanza Pass – Rifugio Città di Fiume
• Pecol – Malga Pioda
• Sciury educational trail – Pradel Plateau
• Piani di Pezzè – Col dei Baldi
• Auronzo Refuge – Forcella Lavaredo
• Zannes Nature Trail
• Orsera nature trail – Val Canzoi
• Cimoliana Valley – Val Meluzzo
• Fiscalina Valley
• Pramper Valley
• San Nicolò Valley
• Venegia Valley
• Zemola Valley – Cava Buscada
• Valgrande – Rifugio Lunelli
• Zoppè di Cadore – Rifugio Talamini

13 must-see accessible panoramic viewpoints

In addition to the trails, the Dolomites offer many easily reachable viewpoints, ideal for admiring spectacular scenery without long hikes.

• Pradel Plateau
• Tofana Peak
• Col dei Rossi / Col di Rosc
• Col Margherita
• Marmolada
• Mount Helm / Monte Elmo
• Monte Faloria
• Monte Lagazuoi
• Monte Spinale
• Grostè Pass
• Plan de Corones / Kronplatz
• Sass Pordoi

More inclusive tourism in the Dolomites

The Dolomites represent one of the most iconic alpine landscapes in the world and, thanks to increasingly accessible routes, are becoming a destination suitable for a wider audience.

The idea is simple: to offer every visitor the chance to experience the mountains according to their own abilities, choosing safe, enjoyable experiences immersed in nature, without compromising on the quality and uniqueness of the landscape.