Alpine skiing
Cortina d’Ampezzo will host the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships in 2021
Cortina d’Ampezzo, one of the most famous and most fashionable ski resorts in Italy. The ski area of Cortina d’Ampezzo comprises three mountain ranges connected by a free-of-charge ski bus.
:: TofanaSkiarea – next to our hotel!
30 slopes (6 black, 12 red, 13 blue and 6 green) for a total of 47 km.
Get on the cable car “Freccianelcielo” and reach the 2,500 m Ra Valles.
:: Lagazuoi – 5 TorriSkiarea
11 slopes (5 red, 6 blue) for a total of 29 km.
The “5 Torri” ski area has been recently included in the AverauTroiFalzarego.
:: FaloriaCristalloMietresSkiarea
24 slopes (5 black, 11 red, 8 blue) for a total of 44 km.
The chairlift to the “ForcellaStaunies”, in the group of Cristallo, reached 2,930 m altitude. It is a particularly child-friendly facility.
The slope “Vitelli” has resting places, where lovers of slow skiing can admire the magnificent panorama.
:: Themed Ski Tours
The spectacular Olympia ski-tour starts from the Tofane area and follows the Olympic run down to Rumerlo where, during the 1956 Winter Olympics, the Olympic flame burned. Faloria offers the extremely long Vitelli piste which hosted the Olympic giant slalom and is now dedicated to slow skiing. For history buffs there is the Great War Tour: an 80 kilometre itinerary taking in immaculate snow-covered trails. There is also the classic Sellaronda Passes Tour, one of the most spectacular tours covering 26 km of pistes.
:: Super8 Ski Tour
The Super8 ski tour is a must-do experience when skiing in Cortina, offering breathtaking views of the most famous Dolomite peaks.
:: Snowpark
500 metres long and divided into two areas based on level of difficulty: an Easy Line (4 kickers, a box and a rail) for those who want to attempt jumps and kicks on the snow for the first time; a Medium Line with a super box kink, a t-box, a tube rail, bonk bins, a wall ride and a tree bonk with kicker fun.
