It’s the Largest Ski Resort in the World
Dolomiti Superski is the world’s largest ski resort with 450 lifts and 745 miles of slopes in 12 valleys. Lifts and slopes are all on one ticket – the Dolomiti Superski pass. Not all the slopes are directly connected to each other by runs, but you don’t need to drive more than one hour to reach everyone of them.
The Scenery is Just Fantastic
UNESCO declared the Dolomite mountains a World Heritage site in 2009 because the landscape is amazing in terms of scenery, geology, flora and fauna.
A winter paradise, formed 250 million years ago from the primordial sea. At that time, the peaks were probably atolls. We might therefore say that skiers are in fact exploring a barrier reef that turns fiery red/dark violet at sunset. An experience that warms any heart!
Endless Ski-Safaris and Thrilling Ski Tours
Skiing every day in a different valley, and spending the night up high in one of the 400 mountain lodges in the middle of the Dolomites makes it an unforgettable experience! If you just want to have a one-day-ski tour, the Sellaronda Tour is the absolute highlight. 26 miles around Sella massive in both directions, passing through 4 valleys and always surrounded by stunning peaks.
Slopes for Everybody
The Dolomiti Superski ski region offers a big variety of slopes. 30% of all slopes are blue (for beginners and families with small children), 60% are red (for advanced skiers) and 10% of the slopes are black, that means steep and long and they should be skied only by expert skiers.
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28 Snow Parks
Dolomiti Superski provides fun galore with 28 thrilling snow parks with lots of obstacles, kicks, rails and jibs especially for young people and for all those who would like to fly.
Nothing but Sun
The Dolomites are on the southern mountainside of the Alps which means the climate is really comfortable. The sun is shining 8 out of 10 days, the temperatures are very pleasant and it’s really unlikely that one loses a day of skiing because of bad weather. With all the sunshine and good weather, the only feeling can be happiness!
Amazing Skiing and Delicious Meals are Absolutely Italian Style
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Dolomiti Superski is well known for skiing, but not only for that. Famous chefs of different mountain restaurants will delight skiers with gourmet style dishes based on regional recipes and traditions.
That’s the feeling you can experience only in Italy’s Dolomites thanks to the exclusive mix of top slopes, amazing scenery, delicious dining and lounging on the sun deck. That’s pure Dolce Vita.
Close Famous Cities
There are very famous cities close to the Dolomiti Superski region, within a couple of hours drive, like Venice, Verona and Innsbruck, Olympic site in 1964 and 1976 and also a well-known spot for shopping, culture and international architecture.
The Dolomites are a Historic Site
It´s hard to picture that among these surprisingly beautiful mountains and valleys, surrounded by a peaceful environment, many of the major battles of World War 1 took place. Today, people are lucky and can ski around and admire these amazing places.
Skiing in the Dolomites is a Deal
Compared to other ski countries in Europe, Italy and the Dolomites are the real deal. The Dolomiti Superski pass for the whole ski region is less than $38 a day based on the 7-day-ticket and this for all 745 miles of slopes! Spectacular Italian meals like spaghetti or lasagne cost about $12. The standard glass of beer is less than $3, a bottle of typical red wine is about $24.
