Snowshoeing in Italy

10 total offers
€35–€280 Price range
7 cities

You can book snowshoeing in Italy from €35 across 10 tours in 7 destinations. The cheapest option is a night-time tour (3 hours, Andalo) with Mmove into Nature, graded “Occasionally sporty”. Prices reach up to €100, except a private tour (4.5 hours, Passo Giau, near Cortina d'Ampezzo) at €280.

Sestriere offers 3 tours. The cheapest is a night-time snowshoe hike (2.5 hours, Claviere) with Chaberton Outdoor Activities for €40. Andalo offers 2 tours from €35. The other excursion is a tour (3 to 6 hours) with Mmove into Nature for €35.

Of the 10 tours, 7 are graded “Occasionally sporty” and 3 are graded “Everybody welcome” (from €35). You can also choose from 3 night-time tours, available from €35.

Guides run 10 tours in English, 10 in Italian, 5 in French, and 2 in German, as a single tour can run in several languages. The season runs from December to March.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does snowshoeing in Italy cost?

Prices start from €35 for a 3-hour night-time tour in Andalo and reach up to €100. A private tour of 4.5 hours at Passo Giau, near Cortina d'Ampezzo, costs €280.

What fitness levels are required for snowshoeing in Italy?

Of the 10 tours, 7 are graded “Occasionally sporty”. The remaining 3 tours are graded “Everybody welcome”.

Which languages do guides speak on snowshoe tours in Italy?

Guides lead 10 tours in English, 10 in Italian, 5 in French, and 2 in German. A tour can run in several languages.

How long do the snowshoeing tours last?

Tour durations range from 2.5 hours to 6 hours. The shortest outing is a 2.5-hour night-time tour in Claviere, near Sestriere, while the longest is a 3 to 6-hour tour in Andalo.

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Updated September 2026