Across the Dolomites, rifugios, cable cars, and sleepy alpine villages are beginning to reopen for the summer season.
Whether you’re plotting a weekend in Val di Funes or gearing up for the full Alta Via experience, now’s the time to start mapping trails and booking your stays.
Or… if this is all brand new to you, don’t worry—that’s exactly what this email series is for. I’ll walk you through it, step by step.
What You Can Expect Over the Next 4 Weeks
Over the next month, I’ll be sending you stories, tips, and tried-and-true advice to help you experience the Dolomites with confidence.
Whether you're a solo hiker, a slow traveler, or someone searching for that one hike that changes everything, I’ve got your back.
Here’s what’s coming:
✅ My favorite rifugios (and how to book them)
✅ Less-crowded hikes with stunning views
✅ What to pack and how to navigate the region
✅ Safety, solo hiking, and confidence-building tips
Want to Get a Head Start?
Why not begin with my First Timer’s Guide to the Dolomites?
Even though it’s written with solo travelers in mind, there’s something in it for everyone, from packing to booking to what to expect on the trail.
And if you’re still figuring out where to stay, I’ve got you covered there too—here’s my honest roundup of The Best Hotels I’ve Stayed At in the Dolomites, from cozy rustic lodges to simple hotels with spectacular views.
Or just head on over to my Instagram and check out what I've been sharing recently
Kimberly Kephart Travels on Instagram
Get ready—summer in the Dolomites is almost here, and I can’t wait to help you make the most of it! I'll be heading out on my first big trek of the season at the end of June in the stunning Pale di San Martino! I can't wait to tell you all about that trip!
Talk soon,
Kimberly
kimberlykepharttravels.com
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Keep on exploring,
Kimberly
