Guided & Self-Guided Hiking Tours in the Alps
The Alps are a hiker’s paradise, defined by an incredible network of scenic, well-maintained trails and fully serviced mountain huts. At Mont Trekking, we carefully architect seamless multi-day itineraries across the continent’s most spectacular ridges and passes. Whether you choose a private guided trip led by expert mountain guides or prefer the complete independence of a self-guided adventure, we flawlessly manage your entire schedule – handling hut reservations, detailed logistics, and custom route mapping, backed by 24-hour emergency support.
The classic Alta Via 1 from Lake Braies to Belluno and its shorter 9- and 10-day variants. You will see the major highlights of the Dolomites including the Lagazuoi massif, Cinque Torri formation, Monte Pelmo, and the Civetta-Moiazza group. This itinerary runs along normal hiking trails without via ferrata and is suitable for hikers with a normal level of training. Explore Alta Via 1 Itineraries & Prices →
This is a moderate route version of the classical Brenta Dolomites hiking trip - the itinerary is accessible to hikers with a normal level of fitness. You will hike in one of the largest protected areas of the Italian Alps and explore two mountain ranges, Adamello-Presanella and Brenta Dolomites, with a great diversity of terrain and flora. View Adamello-Brenta Hiking Packages →
No route in the Dolomites compares to Alta Via 2 in terms of diversity of the landscapes. It links the largest mountain groups of the Dolomite Mountains including Sella and Pale di San Martino famous for their vast lunar landscapes. You will see the towering peaks of the Puez-Odle group and the Marmolada glacier - the only surviving major glacier of the Dolomites. Explore Challenging Alta Via 2 Routes →
Alps Hut-to-Hut Hiking Specialist
Welcome to Mont Trekking
Mont Trekking is a specialized, fully licensed tour operator under Italian law, based in the alpine province of Trentino, right on the border of the Dolomites and the Ortler Group. We design and organize premium private guided and self-guided hut-to-hut hiking trips across the Alps' most spectacular regions, including the Dolomites, the Rhaetian Alps, and the iconic trails around Mont Blanc and Matterhorn.
Backed by a 5-star rating on TripAdvisor, Google and Facebook, we provide knowledgeable, prompt, and friendly customer service. Our local expertise guarantees that every detail of your alpine holiday is flawlessly arranged, from seamless logistics to hand-picked mountain huts. We take care of the precise custom route planning, leaving you free to immerse yourself entirely in the hiking experience.
Explore Our Alpine Hiking Regions
The Alps offer an incredibly varied geological environment with perfectly maintained trails and welcoming mountain huts. At Mont Trekking, we leverage deep local expertise to offer both iconic classic routes and custom off-the-beaten-path itineraries. Our collection spans from the Alps’ most celebrated landmarks to hidden, lesser-known mountain groups. Whether you prefer the breathtaking highlights of a legendary trail or crave pristine solitude on our secret routes, we ensure you stay at carefully selected high-altitude huts and enjoy traditional local cuisine.
Dolomites Hiking Tours
Discover Europe's most dramatic peaks, famous for their unique carbonate rock formations and sheer vertical walls. The Dolomites feature a perfect mix of legendary classic routes, like the Alta Via 1, and wild, untouched areas where you can enjoy ultimate serenity. Every itinerary is designed to keep you on scenic trails, staying at the Alps’ most comfortable mountain rifugios with exceptional regional cuisine. Explore Dolomites Hiking Routes →
Rhaetian Alps Hiking Tours
Venture into one of the wildest regions of the Italian Alps, home to the vast Stelvio National Park and permanent glaciers. The Rhaetian Alps offer a true paradise of solitary trails and abundant alpine wildlife away from heavy tourist traffic. It is a demanding yet deeply rewarding destination where routes run high above 2,500 meters, connecting remote mountain passes and cozy high-altitude huts. Explore Rhaetian Alps Hiking Routes →
Mont Blanc and Matterhorn Hiking Tours
Experience the Western Alps, dominated by the iconic four-thousanders. Alongside classic routes like the Tour du Mont Blanc, we design our own exclusive off-the-beaten-path itineraries through the Pennine Alps and Aosta region. These demanding highline treks cross historic mountain passes, offering pristine, solitary trails with sweeping panoramas of the legendary giant peaks. Explore Mont Blanc & Matterhorn Hiking Routes →
Dolomites Hut to Hut Hiking Tours
In the Dolomites, the ultimate hiking experience is going hut-to-hut. Staying overnight high in the alpine zone lets you experience the region's most iconic landmarks and wildest, remote backcountry that you simply cannot reach on a standard day hike.
- High-Altitude Comfort: Historic, high-quality mountain huts (rifugios) nestled high above the tree line, reaching altitudes up to 3,100 meters (10,170 feet).
- Alpine Hospitality: Experience welcoming high-mountain refuges featuring hot showers, cozy lodging, and hearty, traditional regional cuisine.
- Hike Lightweight: Leave the heavy gear behind; there is no need to pack tents, sleeping pads, stoves, or bulky winter layers.
We design over two dozen tailored hut-to-hut itineraries across the region, each offering 3 to 4 route options of varying lengths for group, private guided, and self-guided tours. From legendary bucket-list highlights like the Alta Via 1 to the quiet beauty of remote mountain groups, we architect the perfect itinerary tailored to your hiking style.
Best Time to Hike in the Dolomites
Planning a hut-to-hut trek in the Dolomites? Choosing the right dates is crucial, as mountain refuges open only for a limited period and sell out months in advance. Read our local experts' breakdown of the best time to visit the Dolomites to discover the pros and cons of each period and find the perfect 2027 self-guided or guided tour tailored to your style and season.
Early Summer (June)
Expect a magical time of blooming rhododendrons and quiet trails. While higher passes and northern slopes may still hold patches of winter snow, June remains the perfect early-season period for experienced hikers – a fantastic time to explore the Dolomites at their quietest before the summer rush begins.
High Season (July – Aug)
This peak period offers the most stable mountain weather and fully accessible high-altitude routes. While mid-August attracts day tourists to famous landmarks and easily accessible mountain areas, more remote trails maintain a serene atmosphere – where careful itinerary selection makes all the difference.
Golden Autumn (Sep – Oct)
Autumn transforms the landscape with vibrant golden colors, crisp mountain air, and ultimate solitude on the trails. However, this shoulder season holds unique logistical challenges as daylight hours become shorter. Temperatures drop significantly at night, and many high-altitude huts begin to close by late September.
