Dolomiti Superski

The Dolomiti Superski network consists of twelve ski areas in the Dolomites, all of which are connected by cable cars and slopes and can be accessed with just one ski pass.
The Dolomiti Superski offers you more than 1,200 kilometers of slopes. All you need is a ski pass!
The Dolomiti Superski offers you more than 1,200 kilometers of slopes. All you need is a ski pass!

The largest ski area in the world

In the heart of the Dolomites, skiers and winter sports enthusiasts of all disciplines spend a winter holiday in a class of its own. Dolomiti Superski is the name of the ski association that gives you access to 12 ski areas and an entire 1,200 kilometres of slopes with just one ski pass. 450 lifts take you to perfectly groomed slopes from which you can choose your challenge for the day.

The Dolomites, which have been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and are therefore under special protection, serve as a breathtaking backdrop. The slopes are located at an altitude of 1,500 to 3,200 metres and offer you wonderful views of picturesque mountain peaks and beautiful valleys. As almost all the slopes have technical snow-making facilities, you will almost always find perfect conditions for skiing here. The Val Gardena/Alpe di Siusi ski area is the largest ski area of Dolomiti Superski with 181 kilometres of slopes.

Val Gardena ski area on the Sella Pass Zoom
On the Passo Sella, you can decide where to go next: to the Val Gardena ski area or the Val di Fassa.
Ski slope from the Marmolada Zoom
The spectacular ski descent from the top of the Marmolada down to the valley is a real pleasure.
Lagazuoi ski slope Zoom
The more than 8 km long descent from Lagazuoi is considered one of the most beautiful in the Dolomites. Don't miss it!
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Facts: Dolomiti Superski

  1. The Dolomiti Superski ski association is the largest ski destination in the world.
  2. Dolomiti Superski connects 12 ski areas, 45 mountain villages and 12 valleys.
  3. You only need one ski pass for Dolomiti Superski.
  4. 1,200 km of slopes await you, 1,100 km of which are snow-sure.
  5. Choose between 360 km of blue, 720 km of red and 120 km of black slopes.
  6. 23 km of slopes are floodlit and offer skiing fun until the evening hours.
  7. 400 ski huts with culinary delights are located along the slopes.
  8. There are several attractive freestyle and snow parks in the ski area.

Accommodation

Plan your skiing holiday in the Dolomites now and discover the most beautiful accommodations. Whether ski hotel, B&B or cozy holiday apartment - the hosts listed here welcome winter sports enthusiasts and everyone who would like to explore Dolomiti Superski with warm hospitality and an ideal infrastructure.

Winter offers

Discover attractive packages and irresistible offers for your skiing holiday in the Dolomites. Many hosts in the Dolomiti Superski ski area have prepared enticing package prices for families, couples and groups.

Network of 12 ski areas

Dolomiti Superski connects 12 ski areas in the Dolomites. Although it is nearly impossible to explore all the ski areas in a single winter holiday, it is advisable to take advantage of the sheer size of the ski association and discover several facets of this uniquely beautiful mountain range.

Val Gardena - Alpe di Siusi

The Val Gardena/Alpe di Siusi ski area is the largest area of the association. With views of the Sciliar, Sassolungo and Sassopiatto mountains as well as the Sella group, you will find slopes of all levels of difficulty here. Cross-country skiing fans, snowshoe hikers and snowboarders also get their money's worth. The villages of Ortisei, S. Cristina and Selva are also worth a visit, as is the family-friendly Alpe di Siusi.

Val di Fassa - Carezza

The Val di Fassa/Carezza ski area belongs to the province of Trentino. Its slopes reach an altitude of 2,638 metres. Adjacent to the ski area are, among others, the Catinaccio, the Sassolungo, the Sella group, the Pordoi and the Marmolada. The largest holiday resort in the region is Moena. In the Val di Fassa area, cross-country skiers have 105 kilometres of trails at their disposal.

Alta Badia

Alta Badia is a wonderfully extensive ski area with 53 lifts. You can expect wonderful views of mighty Dolomite peaks such as the Lagazuoi, the Sasso di Santa Croce or the Sella group. The slopes of the ski area can be covered with artificial snow making them snow-sure. Well-known winter sports resorts such as Badia, Wengen and Corvara offer numerous overnight accommodations.

Cortina d'Ampezzo

Cortina d'Ampezzo in the province of Belluno in Veneto is a lively winter sports resort with numerous hotels and restaurants. The slopes of the ski resort of the same name lie at an altitude of between 2,200 and 2,950 metres. 95% of the slopes are snow-sure due to the availability of technical snowmaking. The area around Col Gallina is particularly child-friendly.

Ski area Val di Fassa Zoom
The Val di Fassa - Carezza ski area is varied and is very popular with ski holidaymakers who love the Dolomites.
Carezza ski area Zoom
The Carezza ski area is a little lower than the Val di Fassa ski area and is also smaller with 40 kilometres of slopes.
Carezza ski area Zoom
In the Cortina d'Ampezzo ski area, there are 55 blue, 45 red and 10 black kilometres of slopes.
Plan de Corones ski area in South Tyrol Zoom
The Plan de Corones ski area is located at altitudes between 1000 and 2275 m on Brunico's local mountain of the same name.
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Plan de Corones

San Vigilio di Marebbe, Rasun di Sotto and Valdaora are among the most popular winter sports destinations in the Plan de Corones ski area. The ski area, named after Brunico's local mountain, lies at an altitude of between 1,000 and 2,275 metres and offers you 107 kilometres of slopes. In addition to challenging runs, you will also find the flat summit plateau, which is ideal for children and beginner skiers.

Tre Cime di Lavaredo

Tre Cime di Lavaredo is a ski area for connoisseurs. 115 kilometres of perfectly groomed slopes and 31 lifts guarantee real skiing pleasure. The most important villages in the ski area include the Alpine town of San Candido, Sesto, Dobbiaco and Villabassa. Tre Cime di Lavaredo delights with its virtually untouched scenery, which allows you to relax and unwind away from the hustle and bustle.

Arabba - Marmolada

The skiing area Arabba/Marmolada is situated in the middle of the Dolomites. Arabba, a popular and lively winter sports centre, is one of the starting points of the Sellaronda. Especially exciting is a trip to the 3,342-metre-high peak of the Marmolada, the king of the Dolomites, which you can reach quickly from Arabba with a few cable cars.

Val di Fiemme - Obereggen

Val di Fiemme/Obereggen is known as the gateway to the Dolomites. Here, in addition to gliding slopes that also offer ideal conditions for children and beginners, there are speed runs where you can put your skills to the test. Among them is the Pala di Santa, which guarantees a rapid descent with a gradient of 58%.

San Martino di Castrozza - Passo Rolle

In the heart of the Paneveggio Pale di San Martino Nature Park is the San Martino di Castrozza - Passo Rolle ski area. In the sunny ski area, 60 kilometres of slopes await you at an altitude of 1,404-2,357 metres. Most of the slopes in the ski area are marked red and are therefore ideal for advanced beginners and experienced skiers.

Gitschberg Jochtal - Bressanone

The Gitschberg Jochtal/Bressanone ski area is a family-friendly ski area with views of 500 mountain peaks and 100 kilometres of slopes. Around the town of Bressanone, 25 lifts take you to the slopes of your choice. Beyond the slopes, you can explore the snow-covered mountain landscape on snowshoes, among other things.

The Rolle Pass in Val di Fiemme, Italy Zoom
The San Martino di Castrozza/Passo Rolle ski area is located in the heart of the Paneveggio Pale di San Martino Nature Park.
San Pellegrino ski area Zoom
Passo San Pellegrino with a beautiful view of the impressive north face of the Civetta.
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Alpe Lusia - San Pellegrino

Alpe Luisa/San Pellegrino is a ski area where even the biggest winter sports enthusiasts regularly show up. The area is known for its extremely steep and technically demanding slopes, which often serve as practice runs for professional athletes. One example is the black La Volta slope, which, with a length of 2,400 metres and a 630-metre difference in altitude, is even a challenge for top skiers.

Civetta

The slopes of the family-friendly Civetta ski area are 1,000-2,200 metres high. Most of the approximately 80 kilometres of slopes are considered easy to moderately difficult. A special highlight is the ski slope in Zoldo, which is illuminated from Tuesday to Saturday and where you can also ski at night. Snowboarders appreciate the fun park, which offers plenty of fun and a few challenges.

Dolomiti Superski ski pass

The Dolomiti Superski ski pass is available in different versions as a day or multi-day pass. Family passes are also available. You can purchase your ski pass conveniently at home and scan and print it out in a ticket box on-site. We also recommend the hotel ticket service, where you can have your Dolomiti Superski pass delivered directly to your accommodation.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Frequently asked questions about the Dolomiti Superski ski area

What is the largest ski area in the world?

With 1,200 kilometres of slopes, the Dolomiti Superski ski area is the largest connected ski area in the world.

How big is the Dolomiti Superski?

Dolomiti Superski consists of 12 ski areas and offers winter sports enthusiasts 1,200 kilometres of slopes, 1,177 km of cross-country ski trails, 30 snow parks and 450 lifts.

What does the Dolomiti Superski pass cost?

The Dolomiti Superski pass is available in different versions as a day and multi-day pass. The price also depends on the season. During the high season, a day pass for an adult currently costs 67 euros.

When does Dolomiti Superski open?

The ski season in the Dolomites always starts at the beginning of December and ends at the beginning of April (depending on snow conditions).

Signposting Sellaronda in winter Zoom
The Sellaronda around the Sella group is well signposted and one of the most popular ski tours in the Dolomites.
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Sellaronda

The Sellaronda is an approximately 40-kilometre long, fascinatingly beautiful ski circuit that takes you around the Sella massif. The Sellaronda can be skied in two directions and can easily be completed in one day. Central stations of the Sellaronda are, among others, the Passo Pordoi, the Passo Campolongo, the Gardena Pass and the Sella Pass.

Other ski circuits in the Dolomites

Within the Dolomiti Superski ski area, there are some spectacular ski circuits. In addition to the very famous Sellaronda, we recommend the following, which are ideal for sporty day trips with wonderful views.