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🇮🇹 Italy · Trentino-Alto Adige (Val di Fiemme in Trentino; Obereggen in South Tyrol)

Val di Fiemme

Dolomiti Superski

  • 115 km of piste
  • 2388 m top altitude
  • Night skiing
Val di Fiemme, Italy
Altitudes
860m - 2388m
Km of piste
115 km
Lifts
50
Lift pass / day
77-86€ (Dolomiti Superski lift pass)
Airport
Verona (VRN) — ~1.5-2h

Italy · Trentino / South Tyrol · 860m - 2,388m · ~115 km of pistes · ~50 lifts · Dolomiti Superski

Summary

Val di Fiemme / Obereggen groups 5 ski areas under a single lift pass: Alpe Cermis, Ski Center Latemar (Predazzo-Pampeago-Obereggen), Bellamonte Alpe Lusia, Passo Rolle and Passo Oclini. In total, more than 115 km of pistes and 50 lifts between 860m and 2,388m.

The domain stands out for its night skiing offer (“under the stars”), its positioning in sustainability and the emblematic Olimpia piste at Alpe Cermis (7.5 km). A very family-friendly area with good value for money within Dolomiti Superski.

Technical data

DataValue
DomainVal di Fiemme / Obereggen (part of Dolomiti Superski)
Km of pistes~110-120 km (5 areas)
Latemar sub-area49 km, 18 lifts
Altitudes860m - 2,388m
Vertical drop1,528m
Lifts~50
SnowparkYes (halfpipe at Obereggen)
Night skiingYes (several pistes + night sledging)
SeasonDecember — April
Day lift pass~70-85€ (Fiemme-Obereggen/Dolomiti Superski)

Why ski here

1. Olimpia piste: 7.5 km descent The Olimpia at Alpe Cermis is one of the longest and most renowned pistes in Trentino, with significant vertical and illuminated night sections.

2. Night skiing “Under the Stars” Several illuminated pistes and sledging runs for night skiing. A differentiating experience within Dolomiti Superski.

3. Ski Center Latemar: compact jewel 49 km and 18 lifts connecting Predazzo, Pampeago and Obereggen. Excellent snow and beautifully maintained pistes, appreciated by connoisseurs.

4. Best value for money Lift pass slightly cheaper than central areas, more affordable accommodation and less crowding. Strong positioning in sustainability.

Accommodation

Cavalese (1,000m) — Capital of Val di Fiemme

  • 3-4★ hotels: 80-150€/night
  • Telecabina to Alpe Cermis

Predazzo (1,018m) — Latemar base

  • Hotels and apartments: 70-130€/night

Obereggen (1,550m) — On the pistes

  • Family hotels: 90-160€/night
  • Snowpark and halfpipe

Après-ski and gastronomy

Tranquil, family-friendly atmosphere. Cosy mountain huts with Trentino gastronomy. Obereggen and Cermis have the liveliest areas. Night activities (sledging, skiing under the stars) as an alternative to classic après-ski.

How to get there

RouteApprox. time
Verona (VRN)~1.5-2h
Venice (VCE)~2.5h
Innsbruck (INN)~2.5h
Train: Trento/Bolzano/Ora+ bus ~45min-1h

Scibasku tip

Val di Fiemme is Scibasku’s recommendation for families on a tight budget who want Dolomiti Superski without premium zone prices. The Olimpia and Latemar are top-tier pistes. Night skiing adds a differentiating experience. Ideal for 5-7 nights based in Cavalese or Predazzo.

  • [[dolomiti-superski]] — Parent domain (1,200 km)
  • [[val-di-fassa-carezza]] — Neighbouring valley to the north
  • [[alpe-lusia-san-pellegrino]] — Bellamonte connection
  • [[san-martino-di-castrozza]] — Passo Rolle connection

Nearby

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