The magnificent winter landscape of South Tyrol is an outdoor paradise for all winter sports. Regardless of whether you prefer to ski down the perfectly prepared slopes, whizz down one of the countless toboggan runs, explore the cross-country ski trails, walk through a winter forest on snowshoes: in South Tyrol, every active tourist gets their money's worth!
Take the wold's greatest ski lift to the Dolomites: With SkyAlps, your winter holiday in South Tyrol starts as soon as you take off: shortened journey times so you can devote 100% of your time to your favourite winter sport, and a selection of regional products included in your ticket price will give you the feeling of being in the Dolomites as soon as you take off.
Dolomiti Superski is one of the largest ski destinations in the world: it covers a whopping 1,200 kilometres of pistes, extends over 16 ski areas located in the three provinces of Bolzano, Trento and Belluno, and allows them to be used with just one ski pass. 450 lifts ensure that everyone is transported up the impressive mountain range with its peaks that are more than 200 million years old.
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Val Gardena is a holiday destination for skiers who love diversity and would like to get to know a skiing area that is perfect both for families with children as well as offering beautiful slopes for World Cup stars looking for more of an athletic challenge. In Val Gardena you will find 500 km of unique slopes, cutting-edge lift facilities, 30 km of winter hiking paths and 115 km of cross-country skiing slopes. They can all be explored on foot, on skis, skitouring, with snowshoes or on a sleigh – or even with your thoughts from the comfort of your hotel’s swimming pool.
On the Seiser Alm, a skiing holiday in South Tyrol can be perfectly combined with a unique landscape experience. On the largest high alpine pasture in Europe, exciting ski circuits await, such as the Alpe di Siusi Ronda, Alpe di Siusi/Gröden Ronda and the Sellaronda, which lead through the Dolomites on a day tour. Ideal for beginners and experienced skiers alike, who are drawn to the red and black pistes.
The Alta Badia skiing area in the Dolomites is situated between 1,300 and 2,778 metres above sea level, providing optimum skiing conditions from December through to April. 53 fast and comfortable ski lifts and 130 km of excellently prepared ski pistes have ensured that Alta Badia is one of the most popular skiing areas in the Dolomites. In addition, the variety of slopes of varying difficulty (74 km easy/blue, 47 km medium/red and 9 km difficult/black) ensures fun for both novices and experienced skiers.
Surrounded by the breathtaking panorama of the Dolomites of Val Pusteria, Plan de Corones guarantees pure skiing amusement: 120 kilometres of slopes, all different and prepared daily, 32 modern lifts, innovative snow-making systems that always guarantee exciting descents. Those looking for adrenaline and thrills should not miss the 'Black Five', the ski area's five black slopes, and the Plan de Corones Snowpark.
Obereggen. Pampeago. Predazzo. Located between 1.550 and 2.500 metres above the sea level, the three main ski areas of the Ski Center Latemar offer 48 breath-taking ski pistes. In addition to the renowned ski hotels in Obereggen, with SkyAlps you can reach the beautiful Renon ski area and the small and stunning San Martino in Sarentino Valley. All ski areas are just a 20-minute car ride away from Bolzano Airport.
The biggest ski area in Trentino is located right in the heart of the Brenta Dolomites. The Skiarea Campiglio - Dolomiti di Brenta - Val di Sole - Val Rendena offers endless opportunities for fun and exciting skiing adventures. More than 150 kilometers of slopes that are always perfectly groomed with great snow conditions throughout the season and 60 lifts that link Val di Sole to Val Rendena giving skiers the chance to ski in the three most popular and top-rated ski areas: Folgarida Marilleva, Madonna di Campiglio and Pinzolo. With a single ski pass you'll enjoy unforgettable experiences on the snow!
50 km of wide ski pistes overlooking the famous Dolomites, offering an unbroken vertical descent of 1,100 m, served by 19 ski lifts and with 100% artificial snow coverage: Paganella Ski has something to suit every type of skier, from beginners (4 ski school areas and 200 ski instructors) to the most experienced skiers, with the black “champions” slope, chosen by Norway Alpine Ski Team for their training camps. The 14 mountain huts in the ski area perfectly compliment your day on the slopes with delicious typical dishes.