Thank you! 😊

Yes, you can find many beautiful hiking trails that won't require crampons - I would say it's safe to have a pair of microspikes, just in case (the ones made out of chain, spikes and rubberband, that you slip over your hiking shoes). And always make sure you check the weather forecast in advance. There can still be fresh snow. The ski season usually ends at the end of April.

@@outdoorxploreDo you have any hikes to suggest that are open in March/April? Or like any website to check this info? It's quite hard to find information online on which hiking routes are actually open.

You can find info on websites like: www.valgardena.it/en/, www.altabadia.org/en/alta-badia-italian-alps-dolomites.html, or www.fassa.com/en. These are the ones I usually check for tips & tricks on skiing, hiking, or other events in the region. Considering that the weather is quite unpredictable in spring (with possible risk of avalanches in some areas), I would recommend checking the weather forecast a few days ahead and also ask at the local tourist info offices. I usually go hiking in the Dolomites in August-September, but I'm sure that you can find some cool hiking/ walking routes open in spring as well, maybe at a lower altitude - unless you have the necessary mountaineering equipment and experience. The landscape is anyway breathtaking, so if you have the chance to visit the Dolomites, pack your bags and go, because you won't regret it! :)