This impressive mountain range, with peaks more than 200 million years old. Once a giant coral reef in the primordial ocean, today the Dolomites tower 3,000 metres into the sky. A harmonious carousel with 16 skiing areas and state of-the-art lift facilities with a good 1,200 km of daily groomed slopes, and sunny slopes you just can’t wait to get your skis gliding over. Dolomiti Superski overs various options for all level of skiing. Experience the unique “Sellaronda” ski tour runs over the four Dolomite passes around the Sella massif. More informationen on official Website.

As a part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, in today’s Val Gardena we look at the particularly spectacular mountain massifs of the Gruppo delle Odle, Gruppo del Cir, Sella massif and, of course, the unmistakable Sassolungo. Imagine what these eyewitnesses have seen and experienced. If only they could tell stories ... Well, they can, but in a different language that requires careful listening. After all, you can find fossils of sea creatures from prehistoric times here in summer, making the rock a time machine with which you can travel thousands of years into the past. “They are not the highest mountains in the world, nor the most difficult, but certainly the most beautiful mountains in the world,” as Reinhold Messner, arguably the most famous South Tyrolean, once raved about the Dolomites. Where once water and coral reefs dominated the ground, nowadays around 500 kilometres of connected ski slopes, 30 km of winter hiking trails and 115 kilometres of cross-country ski trails stretch across the valley in winter.

What would a day on the slopes be without that aroma that invites you to take a leisurely break in the warm and traditional Stube of one of the mountain huts? In Alta Badia area there is a special initiative aimed at the taste buds of gourmet skiers between one descent and the next: its called "Skiing with taste". Alta Badia Ski Area

The Kronplatz region in South Tyrol/Südtirol – the northernmost region of Italy - comprises a unique, astonishingly varied landscape mixture. It extends from the western part of the Pustertal valley through the Antholzertal valley and the Gsieser Tal valley, and it reaches to the south as far as the Gadertal valley. While in the north, the high mountains of the main ridge of the Alps call out for mountain climbers, mountain bikers, cable climbers, and in the winter for ski tourers. More information ..

Obereggen. Pampeago. Predazzo. Located between 1.550 and 2.500 metres above the sea level, the three main ski areas of the Ski Center Latemar offer 48 breath-taking ski pistes. In addition to the renowned ski hotels in Obereggen, with SkyAlps you can reach the beautiful Renon ski area and the small and stunning San Martino in Sarentino Valley. Both ski areas are just a 20-minute car ride from Bolzano Dolomiti Airport away.

The biggest ski area in Trentino is located right in the heart of the Brenta Dolomites. The Skiarea Campiglio Dolomiti di Brenta Val di Sole Val Rendena offers endless opportunities for fun and exciting skiing adventures. More than 150 kilometers of slopes that are always perfectly groomed with great snow conditions throughout the season and 60 lifts that link Val di Sole to Val Rendena giving skiers the chance to ski in the three most popular and top-rated ski areas: Folgarida Marilleva, Madonna di Campiglio and Pinzolo. With a single ski pass you'll enjoy unforgettable experiences on the snow! more.. 

In the Paganella area, there are many factors that contribute to making your skiing experience memorable: a view that sweeps from the Dolomites to Garda, gourmet huts, special events such as the opening of the lifts at night or at dawn and, finally, impeccably groomed slopes. More information ..