Dolomites Piste Information

The Dolomites in Italy is the largest interconnected ski area in the world and consists of the resorts Cortina D'Amprezzo, Alta Badia, Kronplatz, Val Gardena, Val di Fassa, Arraba, Alta Pusteria, Val di Fiemme, Madonna di Campiglio, Martin di Castrozza, Valle Isarco, Moena and San Pellegrino. With 1,220km of terrain, and a huge amount of lifts serving all four valleys, the skiing is available on one ski pass with all levels well-catered for, and including the famous 24km Sella Ronda circuit.

 

Total ski area - 1,220km

Number of runs - 669

Longest run - 9km

 

Resort altitude - 1,600m (Arabba)

Highest altitude - 3,342m (Marmalado Glacier)

 

Beginners - Very Good - 35% of total slopes

Intermediates - Excellent - 42% of total slopes

Advanced - Good - 15% of total slopes

Snowboarders - Over 10 snowparks

 

Total lifts - 450

Gondolas / cable-cars - 69

Chairlifts - 199

Drag lifts - 182

Total uphill capacity - 502,397 skiers per hour

 

Local lift passes for each resort available

The Superski Dolomiti Ski pass covers all 12 resorts

 

Adult 6-day pass - 202 euros

Child (9 -16) 6-day pass - 141 euros

Under 8's ski free

 

Buy online at www.dolomitisuperski.com