Where to ski in South Tyrol: wonderful places await you

Among the many resorts in the area, you can choose where to ski in South Tyrol based on the type of holiday you have planned:

 • Wellness, activity + relaxation at the end of the day

• Discovering food and wine, sport + tastings

• Continuous training, for beginners and experts with the best ski schools

• Holiday with shopping, plenty of time to do whatever you want!

• Fun in the snow and at night

With 1.252 km of slopes and 395 lifts, you only have  to decide where to start skiing in South Tyrol.

The season starts at the end of September, so remember to wear a safety helmet and start having fun with the many activities you can enjoy if you choose where to ski in South Tyrol.

The Carezza Dolomites ski resort is one of the ski areas in South Tyrol that is linked to tradition and looks to innovation The first facilities were built in 1950 and have been renovated over time, maintaining a prominent position among winter sports enthusiasts. It is located at the foot of the Catinaccio and above Lake Carezza. It has 13 lifts to reach its 40 km of slopes. Ideal for families, it offers the King Laurin playground for children, while adults can also enjoy tobogganing and cross-country skiing. Its facilities are located between 1.182 and 2.337 metres. It is one of the sunniest ski resorts in South Tyrol.

The Val Gardena ski area has a special charm. It allows you to ski in South Tyrol on slopes where you feel as if you are touching the mountains with your finger. It has 175 km of slopes, 39 dedicated to cross-country skiing. It is part of the Dolomiti Superski, the world's largest ski area, and offers all the activities you could wish for in a skiing holiday: skiing, cross-country skiing, snowboarding, sledging, snowshoeing, snowshoeing, high-altitude hiking and ice-skating.

The ski schools make the resort suitable even for those starting from scratch, while the numerous mountain huts guarantee a pleasant break for the delicacies they offer and an unforgettable experience for the views to be admired.

Ortisei is the main resort in Val Gardena, it has a renowned historic centre and, like all resorts in this area, it is surrounded by beautiful mountains.

The Ski Center Latemar is located at the foot of the Latemar massif and has a modern artificial snow system that guarantees adequate coverage of all slopes. It has 10 blue runs  (easy), 22 red runs (medium) and 8 black runs (difficult): a paradise to consider when looking for where to ski in South Tyrol.

The Obereggen village is well structured from an accommodation point of view, with proposals that meet every type of tourist need. The winter activities to be practised satisfy every possible demand. The snowpark at 2032 metres can be reached by a four-seater chairlift. Snowboarders also appreciate it for its careful daily maintenance. For cross-country skiing, we recommend the Lavazè Pass, which can be reached by free buses and has 100 km of trails of varying difficulty to please everyone.

During the day, snowshoeing on sunny trails allows one to see breathtaking landscapes, and on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays it is possible to ski on illuminated trails.

Two snowparks, two black slopes and various après-ski venues: this is where you can ski in South Tyrol with everything you need. Plan de Corones is the local mountain of Brunico that allows you to enter the Sellaronda circuit and reach the Tre Cime Dolomiti ski area.

It is a sunny plateau that boasts a wonderful panorama and it is the location of the Messner Mountain Museum MMM Corones, which is dedicated to traditional mountaineering. Although modern, the facility blends perfectly with nature and local traditions, that are always alive and guarantee unforgettable emotions for tourists.

It is located between 973 and 2.275 metres above sea level and includes 120 km of ski and snowboard slopes and 32 lifts. 

Merano is a spa town that offers many leisure opportunities for locals and tourists who choose it as one of the ski resorts in South Tyrol. The ski slopes can be reached from the city or from Avelengo, using the chairlift or the Falzeben cable car. An ideal destination for families and skiers who prefer slopes of medium difficulty, it also offers black slopes for more expert skiers.

The Outdoor Kids Camp playground, for the youngest guests, the snowpark where snowboarders and freestylers can freely go wild, and the toboggan run, reserved for the real daredevils, are very popular. To complete a day's holiday, try one of the various hikes between the mountain huts or a relaxing carriage ride. On Friday evenings, two slopes remain illuminated for night skiing.

It develops around the 3 peaks of Lavaredo and includes over 100 km of slopes and 20 ski lifts. Its altitude reaches 2,200 metres.

Ideal for families, it is interesting for people of all skiing levels. The most courageous will not miss the Holzrise, a black slope that reaches a gradient of 72%. Among the conveniences of this ski resort, the efficient network of connections with other ski areas is certainly worth noting. For example, the Ski Pustertal Express makes it possible to reach Plan de Corones in 30 minutes.

Several resorts in the area are waiting for those who choose where to ski in South Tyrol. Toblach is an interesting cultural centre and has an indoor ice stadium that can be used in all weather conditions. Braies is popular with families with small children and its facilities are designed to help beginners. Various activities and attractions will be fun for everyone.

Alta Badia is a sunny valley where unspoilt nature captivates every visitor. Rich in centuries-old traditions and starred restaurants, it promises an unforgettable holiday and never disappoints. It is possible to practise all kinds of winter skiing and to make pleasant stops at mountain huts offering local cuisine.

The slopes have different levels of difficulty, adapted to one's experience and preparation. The more experienced skiers like to try the Vallon or the Gran Risa, which hosts the men's giant slalom race of the Ski World Cup. Even beginners, however, will have the satisfaction of taking their first steps or improving their technique in one of the most beautiful settings in the world.

If you choose Alta Badia as one of the ski resorts in South Tyrol, I recommend a stay in San Cassiano. This resort offers 130 km of ski slopes and 25 km for cross-country skiing. It is structured to satisfy skiers of all levels. The Piz Sorega cable car is very convenient, carrying 3,000 people per hour. If, on the other hand, after skiing you also appreciate the nightlife, better opt for Corvara.