Winter in the Dolomites: skiing, enjoyment, panoramic views in South Tyrol

Experience the glittering white UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites

Enjoy unique winter experiences amidst the bizarre rock formations of the Dolomites

Enjoy winter in a variety of ways: ski sunny panoramic pistes, challenging World Cup runs and scenic ski circuits, or explore winter hiking trails, toboggan runs and cross country ski tracks.
The first rays of sunshine make the perfectly groomed slopes sparkle beneath your skis as the striking peaks of the Dolomites rise all around you. At sunset, the famous Enrosadira bathes the mountains in shades of pink and red, creating one of the Alps' most spectacular natural displays. Thanks to the excellent snow conditions, spring skiing continues well beyond March, combining reliable snow with longer, sunnier days. Modern lift facilities, panoramic pistes for every level and the vast Dolomiti Superski area invite you to explore one of the world’s largest ski regions. Round off your day with regional specialities in a cosy mountain hut or an award winning restaurant.

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TVB Alta Badia/Alex Moling

How to get there?

The South Tyrolean Dolomites are located in the east of South Tyrol, in northern Italy

Arrival

South Tyrol can be reached directly from London via Bolzano Airport. From Bolzano or other nearby airports, transfer services to your accommodation can be booked.
Südtirol Guest Pass

The advantage card is included in the room rate and allows unlimited use of all public transport in South Tyrol from the day of arrival. On site, you can also rely on a convenient network of ski buses, shuttles, and short distances.

More information on arrival and local mobility

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About the region

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About the region

Dolomites Region Kronplatz

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Dolomites Region Lüsen Villnöss

To the villages

Dolomiti Superski, world's largest ski resort

Expore the world's largest ski resort and carve down the mind-blowing Dolomites

It's superlative for skiers here, in the world's largest ski resort, you can make wide turns on the slopes. Get the Dolomiti Superski ski pass and tame 1,200 km of slopes while marvelling at the astounding mountain scenery of the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The extensive network of immaculately groomed slopes is varied and spans 12 ski regions as well as Dolomites valleys. Are you eager to take ski lessons? Practise your first turns on the wide snow slopes of the Dolomiti Superski. And if you are already a very skilled and confident skier, don't miss out on a rapid descent down the World Cup ski runs Saslong, Gran Risa or Erta.

IDM Südtirol-Alto Adige/Alex Filz

Where does the Dolomiti Superski ski pass take you?

Breathtaking panoramic slopes, 12 ski resorts, 8 of which are in South Tyrol waiting to be explored. Excellent hut cuisine and warm hospitality. With the Dolomiti Superski ski pass you can dive into an ocean of opportunities.

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Spring Ski Special

Dolomiti Springdays

Longstay: From March 13 to March 20, 2027 (accommodation offers from 13/03 and ski pass offers from 14/03)

7 nights for the price of 6
6-day ski pass for the price of 5
Ski lessons and gear rental at special prices

The two offers cannot be combined.

Shortstay: From March 20 to April 4, 2027 seasonaccommodation offers from 20/03 and ski pass offers from 21/03)

4 nights for the price of 3
4-day ski pass for the price of 3
Ski lessons and gear rental at special prices.

IDM Südtirol-Alto Adige/Harald Wisthaler

Check-in in the snow

A perfect winter holiday accommodation should have: A view of snow-covered peaks from the terrace, quick access to the slopes and the ski area, and a cosy evening by the tiled stove.

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Sellaronda ski tour

4 mountain passes

First World War ski tour

Challenging ski circuit

Winter in the Dolomites

While visiting the pale mountains, enjoy classics like skiing, cross-country skiing and snowshoe hiking. Here, ancient customs and traditions are alive and well. Discover the area’s magical atmosphere with the entire family.

A family tobogganing down to the valley.

Winter Adventures for the Whole Family

Join the adventure

Dolomiti NordicSki - Europe's Largest Cross-Country Circuit

Your trail

Two people standing at the railway station

Sustainable Mobility

Travel to the slopes by train

Regional specialities from the pan to your tummy

Practised Traditions and Authentic Enjoyment

Let's be pampered

Magical Mountain Christmas

Feel the magic

Which events will take place in the Dolomites region?

From ski world cups, ski cross and cross-country skiing, the biggest events here revolve around sports: In addition, there are events, which are closely linked to the area’s traditions.

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Good to know

UNESCO World Heritage scenery with some of the world's most iconic mountain landscapes.
1,200 km of slopes across 12 ski areas with one Dolomiti Superski pass.
More sunshine thanks to the southern side of the Alps.
Italian lifestyle meets Alpine tradition in one unique destination.
Outstanding cuisine, from cosy mountain huts to Michelin starred restaurants.
Three cultures in one region, where Alpine, Mediterranean and Ladin traditions come together.
Modern lift systems and perfectly groomed pistes for every skill level.
More than skiing, with winter hiking, cross country skiing, tobogganing and wellness.
Easy car free travel by train, bus and cable car, supported by the South Tyrol Guest Pass.
Family run hospitality with authentic mountain villages and welcoming hosts.
Breathtaking panoramic skiing surrounded by the dramatic peaks of the Dolomites.
A complete winter holiday, combining nature, sport, culture and gastronomy in one destination.

Skiers and snowboarders under 18 years of age are required to wear a helmet.

To gain access to ski areas, you need to get the liability insurance (RC) to be protected against unwilling damage . Although most common policies cover winter sports, always make sure with your insurance company what are the benefits and coverage of yours.

For instance, the insurance "Snowcare" can be purchased for 3€ per day and is the most known ski and snowboard insurance in Europe. Check this website for more information.

Check your speed, signage, ride appropriately and choose the level of difficulty based on youyr skiing ability.

If you want to overtake, make sure there is enough room.

Don't underestimate the run traffic and the snow conditions during your time on the slopes.

If you fall, don't obstruct the way and stay where you are visible from above.

In case you are injured and cannot stand up, other skiers have the duty to provide assistance.

Remain at the scene and identify yourself, if you caused the accident or are a witness.

If you can't finish the run on skies or snowboard, you can walk down only by sticking to the side of the route.

Drunk skiing is as dangerous as drink driving and it is therefore forbidden by the law. The maximum consumpion permitted is 0,5% grams of alcohol in every 100ml of blood.