The Dolomites provides ski areas for all wishes and wants. Intermediate skiers will love the area with different resorts to enjoy their ski holiday. Families will be very happy visiting these resorts where much attention is given to the needs of children. And then, of course, those who want to ski the circuit around the Sella massif and cover some distance. You can cover 26km of downhill trails, including four mountain passes, in a day. The ascents can be overcome by using lifts and cableways, and the convenience of the Skipass Dolomiti Superski.
The area
An amazing 1,200 km of thoroughly prepared slopes await you at an elevation of 1,500-3,200m. Twelve distinct resorts are connected by 450 ski lifts and a single ski pass is all you need to explore the area. Being an UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is worth a comprehensive ski expedition – stunningly beautiful!
Six superb ski resorts
Valle di Fiemme-Obereggen – ideally situated
Scenic views, cross country skiing, activities for the whole family – trade marks of a renowned resort in the Alps. The Ski Center Latemar is one of the best there is. And Obereggen has more than 40 years’ experience in predicting the deepest desires of winter sports enthusiasts. It sits in a perfect location, only 20 minutes’ from Bolzano.
San Martino di Castrozza-Passo Rolle – great diversity
San Martino de Castrossa, as well as Passo Rolle, make up the Primiero ski area. You will enjoy breath-taking views! The variation in the area is a great advantage to advanced and beginner skiers. A near-heaven experience for those who love freeriding, telemark skiing and snowboarding.
Val Gardena-Alpe di Siusi – childfriendly resort
This family-friendly resort is also on the Sella Ronda circuit. Furthermore the cable cars are equipped with the best child safety fittings you can imagine. Waiting times at the cable car stations are never long, due to the immensity of the resort. The ultra-modern cable railway, Alpe di Siusi, connects Ortisei, the main village of the Gardena Valley, with the 2000m high Alpe di Siusi.
Valle Isarco – activity all year
Looking for year-round activity – skiing, sledding & skating in winter, hiking & climbing in summer – here you have it all! The region’s most popular ski resorts, Plose-Brixen, Gitschberg-Meransen and Jochtal-Vals offer guaranteed and safe snow, lots of sun and non-stop fun.
Trevalli-Moena – “Fairy of the Dolomites”
Moena village is a picturesque rural town centre and old houses with beautiful frescoes. Cross-country skiing and good snow making are also part of the fun experienced there. The ski facilities and fantastic scenic views in the Alpe Lusia/San Pellegrino resort are just a few minutes away by car or ski bus.
Civetta – sure snow
This is where you will find romantic villages and cosy hotels serving traditional food. Night skiing and snowboarding are popular in this area. Stunning mountains encircle Civetta and the resort gives access to the Dolomite Super-ski area. The village is known for quick, easy runs with constant snow. Snow equipment takes over when necessary!
Where to Stay
Dolomites Lodge – Selva Gardena
The luxury chalet enjoys a prime position on the south facing side of Val Gardena amidst the Sassolungo, Puez and the Sella Massif mountains. A short walk takes you to the village centre and the nearest ski lifts are just 300 meters from the chalet. They will take you to the Danterceppies gondola, right on the Sellaronda in the Dolomiti Super Ski Area with its 1200 kilometres of ski runs. With 4 bedrooms at your disposal, there is ample space for 8-10 people.
For more information on renting a luxury ski chalet in the dramatic Dolomites,
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