The Ski Center Latemar is the largest skiing area in Val di Fiemme-Obereggen, easily accessible from Pampeago and Predazzo. In just a few minutes, the lifts take you to the top, opening up access to more than 50 km of slopes, enjoying spectacular views of some of the most iconic peaks of the Dolomites such as the Latemar, the Catinaccio and the Sella Group.

Located above Cavalese in Val di Fiemme, with its 24 km of slopes it offers a variety of pists perfect for intermediate skiers, including the famous Olimpia slope with over 7.5 km of continuous downhill run. Thanks to its panoramic position, Alpe Cermis offers a spectacular view of the Lagorai.

Accessible from Bellamonte or Moena, this is one of the main winter destinations between Val di Fiemme and Fassa, with around 29 km of slopes. The Bellamonte side is characterised by easy, sunny slopes, while the Moena side offers somewhat more challenging descents. The skiing area offers breathtaking views, ranging from the Pale di San Martino to Catinaccio, passing by the Lagorai and the Latemar.

This ski area, located between the Val di Fassa and the Val d’Ega-Eggental, is one of the most beautiful places in the Dolomites for a day on the snow. The 40 km of sunny, medium-difficulty pistes wind their way through a unique landscape, at the foot of the imposing peaks of the Catinaccio and Latemar, protagonists of the famous phenomenon of Enrosadira, which dyes the Dolomite rocks deep red at sunset.

This skiing area, located above Vigo di Fassa, offers about 13 km of sunny slopes, mostly easy, ideal for those who want a day skiing immersed in an extraordinary natural setting. From Ciampedie, at an altitude of 2,000 metres, there is a breathtaking view of the Dolomites, with a unique panorama of the Catinaccio and the iconic Torri del Vajolet. On clear days, you can also admire the Sassolungo, the Sella Group and, in the distance, the majesty of the Marmolada.

Buffaure guarantees absolute fun on the slopes: five lifts connected to Ciampac (Alba di Canazei) for more than 20 km of slopes for all tastes. In addition to the many red slopes, including the highly appreciated “Panorama”, there is also the renowned “Vulcano”, a black slope with a gradient of 38%, a difference in altitude of 566 metres and a total length of 2.5 km, which attracts numerous enthusiasts looking for a moment of pure adrenalin. This is the first access point to the Sellaronda.

Located above Canazei, this is one of the best skiing areas in the Dolomites. With around 23 km of perfectly groomed slopes of varying difficulty, it is an integral part of the Sellaronda, one of the most famous ski tours in the world. In addition, it is possible to ski down to the Passo Pordoi or ski to the sunny Col Rodella.

Located on the border between Trentino and Veneto, the San Pellegrino Pass can be reached from either Moena or Falcade. With its 35 km of slopes, it offers a breathtaking and highly varied panorama: from the Pale di San Martino, which can be appreciated from the summit of Col Margherita, to Costabella and Monzoni, once the border line of the First World War. The slope of excellence in this skiing area is “La Volata”, the site of numerous training sessions of the Italian national alpine ski team, as well as the scene of the Women's World Cup.

The Passo Rolle skiing area, located in the Paneveggio National Park at about 2000 m, is on the border between Val di Fiemme and Primiero. Its 15 km of easy slopes are ideal for intermediate skiers looking for a breathtaking panorama such as the majestic Pale di San Martino and, in particular, the peak of Cimon della Pala.

Located above Campitello, Col Rodella skiing area is one of the most spectacular vantage points in the Dolomites. With about 13 km of perfectly groomed slopes of varying difficulty, it is an integral part of the Sellaronda ski tour, one of the most famous ski carousels in the world. In addition, you can ski down to the Pordoi Pass or ski to the sunny Belvedere.