Dolomites, Italy
ABOUT DOLOMITES
The Dolomites: A Paradise for Climbers and Families
The Dolomites Alps
The Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offer a breathtaking blend of natural beauty and adventure. Explore soaring peaks, vibrant meadows, and charming villages. Enjoy hiking, cycling, and world-class climbing on the region's renowned rock faces. The Dolomites are a year-round destination for unforgettable family vacations.
The Dolomites are a mountain range or the Dolomite Alps in north-eastern Italy. The highest peak is the Marmolada, at 3,343 meters above sea level. The area is almost 16,000 m2. The mountain range is in the Veneto, Trentiono-AltoAidigie-Sudtirol, and Friuli-Venezia Giulia regions. It covers the area between the provinces of Belluno, Vicenza, Verona, Trentino, South Tyrol, Udine, and Pordenone.
Rock Climbing in the Dolomites: A Unique Experience
The Dolomites offer a unique climbing experience on world-class rock. Expect challenging routes on solid Dolomite limestone, characterized by distinctive pockets and excellent friction. Explore a diverse range of crags, from high-altitude challenges to more accessible climbs, suitable for all levels.
The Best Time for Climbing in the Dolomites
Summer (July & August) is ideal for high-altitude climbing in the Dolomites, with pleasant temperatures and stunning scenery. Explore diverse crags and enjoy refreshing mountain air. Spring and autumn offer excellent conditions for climbing at lower altitudes.
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When?
Summer, July and August
You’re welcome to join us for just one day or stay with us for up to 10 days—it’s entirely up to you!
Availability:
6 climbers (4 minimum)
For who?
Our climbing sessions are perfect for both young climbers and adults who are confidently leading from grade 6a. Whether you’re looking to climb extensively, challenge yourself, or take your skills to the next level, this is the place for you. Gain confidence, improve your climbing technique, and enjoy a fun-filled experience while learning from some of the best coaches in the field.
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Questions?
For more info, don't hesitate to get in touch with us.
Included in the Price:
We provide comprehensive climbing coaching and instruction, along with all the necessary safety equipment, including ropes and quickdraws—plus lots of fun! When you book a full week with us, you'll also receive a professional photo shoot (valued at 150€) included in the price.
Price:
All prices are for individual one-person training.
- 1 day – 200€
- 3 days – 500€
- 5 days – 800€
- 7 days – 950€
Not in the price:
- Transport to and from the Dolomites
- Transport between the climbing areas
- Trip protection
- Food and snacks
- Accommodation
What do you need to bring?
Make sure to pack the following essentials for your climbing adventure:
- Harness
- Climbing and approach shoes
- Warm and light clothing
- Helmet
- Chalk bag with chalk
- Belay device
- Sunscreen
- Headlamp
- Mosquito repellent
- A great attitude!
Additionally, personal insurance is required, and we recommend arranging it before you travel.
PROGRAM
Climbing Coaching Program
Day 1: Arrival and Introduction
- Morning: Arrive at the destination and settle in.
- Afternoon: Brief presentation of the program, getting to know the group, and discussing your wishes and goals for the climbing week.
Day 2: Getting Comfortable and Basics
- Familiarization with the rock and climbing style.
- Checking and learning safety knots (if necessary).
- Reviewing proper belaying techniques.
- Climbing easier routes with a focus on improving foot techniques for better clipping positions.
Day 3: Redpoint Climbing and Mental Training
- Step-by-step learning of the redpoint climbing approach for more demanding routes.
- Visualization exercises to prepare for redpoint projects as part of mental coaching.
- Falling practice to build confidence and improve performance on working routes.
- Developing a growth mindset for success and overcoming challenges.
Day 4: On-Sight Climbing
- Learning the on-sight approach for challenging goals.
- Training to read the rock, find suitable clipping positions, and climb with full commitment.
- Focusing on mental preparation and problem-solving during on-sight attempts.
- Practicing how to give 100% in each attempt.
Day 5: Rest Day and Light Activities
- Optional rest day to recharge, depending on group needs.
- Activities may include morning yoga, running, swimming, or light climbing in the afternoon.
- Unique exercises like climbing with no hands or fewer hands (on toprope) to improve efficiency and refine techniques in a fun way.
Day 6: Revisiting Redpoint Projects
- Returning to your redpoint project to test your mental and physical progress.
- Learning how to mentally prepare for sending projects with the right mindset.
- Understanding that the process, not just the outcome, should be the source of motivation.
Day 7: Fun and Relaxed Climbing
- A stress-free day where you choose what to climb.
- Focus on enjoyment—whether repeating projects, refining foot and hand techniques, mental coaching, or falling practice.
- Relaxing at the crag, climbing as much as you want, and celebrating your achievements from the week.