Ski slope

Dolomites is Italy's biggest ski resort and maybe even the biggest ski resort in the whole world, which can be accessed with a single ski pass. The much celebrated Dolomite makes a welcome addition to a day on the slopes. During the winter, the ski lifts in the Dolomites guarantee fascinating adventures - flat and steep slopes, easy and extreme down hill slopes.

You can find here more than 430 lift facilities on 12 ski resorts and guaranteed variety and unique slope adventures. The Dolomites superski pass is valid on 450 lifts that serve 1220 km of slopes. You can take the challenge and embark on wonderful and legendary Saslong run with its camel-backed slopes.

Winner ski World Cup

The skiing in the Val Gardena dates back to the end of the 19th century. Though the first documented ski race was held 1908, the first world championship race was held in 1970, which set an important mile stone in the history of Val Gardena. The skier Gustav Thoni, who was then the hot favourite for his excellent performance in former races, stood fourth and the race was won by Jean-Noel Augert from France who stood first followed by Patrick Russel, again from France and Bill Kidd from USA on the second and third position respectively. Among the ladies champions, Ingrid Lafforgue from France, Barbara Cochran from USA and Jacot Michelle from France stood first, second and third respectively.