Ski resort
Alta Badia

The Kidslope Pralongià I is a new attraction within the Movimënt Parks family. Funny characters, snow tunnels, oversized slalom rings and many other obstacles turn this run into a fantastic experience for children and the young at heart. Youngsters can improve their skiing skills playfully, developing into skilful little downhill experts with radiant smiles. The infectious fun often tempts even grandparents to join in the adventure.

Technique or speed – that's the key question at Funcross La Para. This funpark has two starting points: from the Biok chairlift, you can enjoy the rush of speed; starting from the La Para drag lift, it’s a must for carving fans. Snow waves, steep curves and jumps — on the two 600-metre-long runs, flow and thrills alternate seamlessly. No need to worry about making the wrong choice: just "double the flow" by switching to the second run after your first ride.

On the Biok piste, a popular funpark awaits you with a total length of around 900 metres and more than 20 exciting elements. Funslope Biok offers ample space for children and adults to test their skills and improve. Features such as small jumps, the Hoop Race and various boxes provide thrills, while the Funslope mascot Slopy brings smiles to every skier’s face. Access to the park is via the Biok chairlift.

Badia, at 1,324 metres, is a traditional Dolomite village steeped in farming tradition. Admire the local farms and capture memorable photos at one of the most beautiful scenic spots in the area: the Santuario di Santa Croce, built below the mountain of the same name, is a truly stunning sight.

In Colfosco, the mighty Dolomite peaks seem close enough to touch. Nestled on the edge of the Puez-Odle Nature Park, the village offers views from the Sella massif to the Sassongher. At 1,645 metres, Colfosco provides endless opportunities for mountain adventures throughout the year. Its accommodations, from apartments to luxury hotels, are renowned for their high standards.

La Val is a fairy-tale Dolomite village, especially enchanting in winter. At 1,348 metres, it offers a magical mountain panorama. The ski bus quickly takes you to the Alta Badia ski area. The surrounding forests are perfect for snowshoe hikes, cross-country skiing and tobogganing, offering a peaceful way to enjoy the snowy mountains.

San Cassiano is known for its stylish atmosphere. In its pedestrian zone, you'll find plenty of opportunities for shopping. The village’s bars and cafés are always lively with happy holidaymakers. The Piz Sorega gondola whisks you straight into the Alta Badia ski area. San Cassiano also boasts the Armentarola cross-country skiing centre, a vast winter hiking trail network, and the exciting "Trù dla liösa Foram" toboggan run.

La Villa is world-famous among skiing fans for the World Cup Giant Slalom held on the Gran Risa slope, which finishes in the heart of the village. But it’s not only about challenging runs: the Piz La Ila lift links La Villa with San Cassiano and Corvara. At 1,433 metres, La Villa also offers chic restaurants and cosy huts, making it a favourite among visitors.

Alta Badia includes the villages of Badia, Colfosco, Corvara, La Val, La Villa and San Cassiano.

Alta Badia is one of South Tyrol’s most snow-reliable ski resorts, with good conditions typically from late November to April. When necessary, modern snowmaking systems guarantee perfect skiing.

All ski resorts you pass through on the Sellaronda are part of Dolomiti Superski. Thus, you only need the Dolomiti Superski Pass.

The Giant Slalom in Alta Badia takes place on the Gran Risa slope in La Villa. The legendary black piste is 1,255 metres long and has a vertical drop of 448 metres.