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Snow Depth Now:
Upper: 95 cm
Lower: 75 cm

Val Di Fassa Piste Map

Off the Piste

  • Cinema
  • Ice Rink
  • Indoor Pool
  • Shops
  • Bowling
  • Skidoo
  • Walking Trails
  • Gym/Fitness room
  • Parapenting
  • Snowshoeing

Statistics

Resort Altitude 1460m
Highest Lift 2950m
Longest Run Lift 9km
Kms of piste 120km
Snowboard Parks 1
Total Runs 75
Beginner Runs 30
Intermediate Runs 41
Advanced Runs 3
Total Lifts 58
Chairlifts 28
Draglifts 21
Gondolas/Cable cars 9
Direction of slopes N,S,E,W
Snow Cannons Yes
Uphill Capacity 50000

Val Di Fassa, Italy

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Ski Holidays in Val Di Fassa, Italy

Often referred to as one resort, Val Di Fassa is actually made up of several smaller resorts, mostly lift linked. The largest of them are Campitello, Canazei and Alba, and this is also where most of the accommodation for international guests is situated. The area is also part of the Superski Dolomiti region - the largest ski area in the world with over 1200km of slopes all on the same ski pass, although not all of them are linked. It is said to have some of the most breathtaking scenery and skiing in the world.

Beginners will find that there some good nursery slopes in whatever resort they choose but a quick ride on the ski bus will take them to Canazei where the best ones are. Intermediates will have the whole area at their feet and since most of the pistes are red there is plenty of opportunity to cruise and enjoy the entire Stella Ronda circuit. Advanced skiers will also find plenty to challenge them here with numerous blacks and a great variety of scenic off piste. There are also world championship downhill courses in Val Gardena and La Villa to try out and wonder how the champions make it down so fast.

Both these resorts are proper mountain villages with a lot of charm. There is also a very active après ski scene and lots of bars and restaurants to keep the skiers and boarders amused off the slopes- the Cantinetta Disco in Canazei is worthy of particular mention.