A guided five-hour ski tour from Lagazuoi that links panoramic passes and views of eight iconic Dolomite peaks, finishing with a horse-drawn carriage ride. Expect varied snow, WWI-era mountain history, and panoramic rifugi stops.
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Wind slices clean off the north faces as you step from the Lagazuoi ridge — the sky is a bright, cold blue and the Dolomites lay out like a jagged map: Tofana, Pelmo, Civetta, Marmolada, Fanes, Averau, 5 Torri and Conturines each rise and dare you onward. The guide checks bindings and points the line; you move, a line of skiers carving through high-altitude meadows and scoured rock bowls.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for skiers with basic downhill experience and reasonable endurance; comfortable standing and making linked turns for multiple runs.
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History
The Lagazuoi area and nearby passes saw extensive World War I fortifications and tunnel systems; traces of military engineering remain visible alongside natural features.
Conservation
The Dolomites are a UNESCO World Heritage site with active conservation measures; stay on marked routes, respect rifugio waste rules and avoid disturbing fragile alpine vegetation.
Reserve your spot on the Super 8 FunSkiTour with guide today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Start early for best snow
Morning firmer snow and clearer visibility make descents safer and more consistent; mid-afternoon can be slushy or wind-affected.
Wear a certified helmet
Mixed snow and occasional icy sections near ice falls make head protection a must for all participants.
Carry a small daypack
Bring water, high-energy snacks and a light insulating layer for rifugio stops and changing wind exposure.
Listen to your guide
The route crosses multiple passes and variable terrain; follow the guide’s chosen line and spacing on descents.
Alpine skis with bindings (or snowboard)
Appropriate skis provide stability and control across wind-packed, icy and soft snow typical of high-altitude Dolomites slopes.
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Ski boots and poles
Proper boots maximize control on steeper pitches and during long descents between passes.
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Helmet and goggles
Protects against falls and improves visibility in bright, reflective alpine light and windy conditions.
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Insulating and waterproof layers
Windproof outer layer plus insulating mid-layer are vital for changing exposure on ridges and in refuigo stops.
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