Dolomiti Superski

1200 km of piste
3269 m top altitude
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Altitudes: 860m - 3269m
Km of piste: 1200 km
Lifts: 450
Lift pass / day: 77-86€ (dynamic, -5% online)
Airport: Innsbruck (~1.5-2h)

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Dolomiti Superski

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Italy · Dolomites · 860m - 3,269m · 1,200 km of pistes · 450 lifts · 12 areas

Overview

Dolomiti Superski is the world’s largest interconnected ski domain (by number of lifts and network extent), spanning 12 commercial areas in the Dolomites — a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With a single lift pass, you access 1,200 km of pistes and 450 lifts spread across 12 valleys and 45 villages across Trentino-Alto Adige and Veneto.

The domain is famous for the Sellaronda, a legendary circuit that links four valleys (Val Gardena, Alta Badia, Arabba, Val di Fassa) around the Sella massif in one day’s skiing. Add to this First World War historical routes (1915-18) and the top altitude of 3,269m at Marmolada, the “glacier of the Dolomites”.

97% of pistes have artificial snowmaking, guaranteeing skiability throughout the season.

Technical Data

Detail	Value
Domain	Dolomiti Superski (12 areas)
Km of pistes	~1,200 km
Approximate breakdown	~360 km blue · ~720 km red · ~120 km black
Altitudes	860m - 3,269m (Arabba/Marmolada)
Vertical drop	2,409m
Lifts	~450 (91 gondolas, 222 chairlifts, 137 surface lifts)
Snowparks	24 snowparks across the domain
Night skiing	23 km of lit pistes
Snowmaking	97% of pistes with artificial snow
Season	December — April
Day lift pass	~80-90€ (varies by season and channel)

The 12 Dolomiti Superski Areas

#	Area	Fiches
1	Cortina d’Ampezzo	cortina-d-ampezzo
2	Plan de Corones / Kronplatz	Plan de Corones / Kronplatz
3	Alta Badia	Alta Badia
4	Val Gardena / Gröden	val-gardena
5	Alpe di Siusi / Seiser Alm	Alpe di Siusi / Seiser Alm
6	Val di Fassa / Carezza	Val di Fassa / Carezza
7	Arabba / Marmolada	Arabba / Marmolada
8	3 Zinnen Dolomites / Tre Cime	3 Zinnen Dolomites / Tre Cime
9	Val di Fiemme / Obereggen	Val di Fiemme / Obereggen
10	San Martino di Castrozza – Passo Rolle	San Martino di Castrozza – Passo Rolle
11	Gitschberg Jochtal – Valle Isarco	Gitschberg-Jochtal
12	Alpe Lusia – San Pellegrino	alpe-lusia-san-pellegrino
13	Civetta (Alleghe, Selva di Cadore, Val di Zoldo)	Civetta

Why Ski Here

1. One Pass, 1,200 km With the Dolomiti Superski pass, you access all 12 areas of the domain. You can ski a different zone each day for two weeks without repeating one.

2. The Sellaronda Legendary circuit of ~40 km that circles the Sella massif linking Val Gardena → Alta Badia → Arabba → Val di Fassa in both directions (clockwise and anticlockwise) in a single day.

3. UNESCO World Heritage Landscape The towers, needles and vertical walls of the Dolomites form the most spectacular ski scenery in the Alps. Designated a World Heritage Site in 2009.

4. Unique Mountain Gastronomy The rifugi (mountain huts) of the Dolomites offer Tyrolean-Italian cuisine of the highest level. Several huts hold Michelin stars or gastronomic recognition.

5. Snow Guaranteed 97% artificial snowmaking + altitudes up to 3,269m ensure a full season from December through April.

Getting There

Route	Approx. Time
Innsbruck (INN)	~1.5-2h (depending on valley)
Venice (VCE)	~2-2.5h
Verona (VRN)	~2-2.5h
Bergamo (BGY)	~2.5-3h
Munich (MUC)	~3h
Train: Bolzano/Bressanone/Brunico	+ bus to each valley

Giora’s Advice

Dolomiti Superski is Giora’s recommendation for skiers who want to combine quality skiing with gastronomy and landscape. Ideal for longer stays (7+ nights) with a base in one valley and daily excursions to different areas. The Sellaronda is an experience every skier should do at least once.

For families: Alta Badia and Val di Fiemme. For advanced skiers: Arabba/Marmolada and Val Gardena (Saslong). For gastronomy: Alta Badia (the valley with the most Michelin stars per km² in the world).