Arabba & Marmolada Ski Resort - Dolomiti Superski

Arabba / Marmolada - Dolomiti Superski

Arabba - Marmolada Ski Resort

The Arabba – Marmolada ski area offers everything you’d expect from a winter holiday in the Dolomites: perfectly groomed slopes, warm-hearted hosts and the chance to immerse yourself in the fascinating local culture. As part of the Dolomiti Superski network, Arabba – Marmolada gives you access to a seemingly endless range of lifts and pistes straight from your accommodation. The area’s most famous slope is “La Bellunese”, the Marmolada descent, which offers top-tier skiing across 12 spectacular kilometres.

Connoisseurs value the area surrounding Porta Vescovo, which rises to nearly 2,500 metres. Also easily accessible from Arabba is the Marmolada, known as the “Queen of the Dolomites”, which stands at 3,342 metres above sea level. Beginners are well looked after in the Monte Cherz ski area, where the gentle slopes are ideal for families and all winter sports enthusiasts who prefer a more relaxed experience. From the Passo Pordoi, you can join the legendary Sellaronda ski circuit – a full-day tour that lets you circle the Sella Massif. Be sure to set off before 10 am to return before the lifts close.

Thanks to the dense network of lifts and slope connections, you can easily reach neighbouring ski areas such as Alta Badia from Arabba. The region also has historical significance – during the First World War, Austro-Hungarian, German and Italian troops fought here. A visit to the World War I museum is highly recommended, even if today it’s hard to imagine that such a cosmopolitan region once witnessed such brutal conflict.

Ski map

With the interactive piste map for Arabba – Marmolada, you can stay oriented and keep track of all the pistes, lifts and slope connections throughout your holiday.

Ski map Arabba / Marmolada Info: Ski Holiday in Arabba

Accommodation in the Arabba – Marmolada Ski Resort

Book Your Ski Holiday

In Arabba, you’ll stay right next to the lifts for the Sellaronda. In summer, it becomes a paradise for hiking and mountain biking. In winter, the best pistes in the Dolomites await. Discover inviting holiday flats, stunning chalets, luxury hotels and welcoming B&Bs.

Arabba – Marmolada Ski Pass Prices

Arabba – Marmolada Ski Passes

Arabba – Marmolada offers ski passes in various price categories depending on duration. The Dolomiti Superski Ski Pass gives you access to even more kilometres of piste. Discounts are available for children and seniors.

Validity	Adult	Junior	Child
1 day	73,- €	51,- €	37,- €
2 days	144,- €	101,- €	72,- €
3 days	210,- €	147,- €	105,- €
4 days	269,- €	188,- €	134,- €
5 days	322,- €	225,- €	161,- €
6 days	370,- €	259,- €	185,- €
7 days	392,- €	274,- €	196,- €
Prices for peak season when purchased online, all information without guarantee

If you’ve purchased a Dolomiti Superski pass, it is also valid in the Arabba – Marmolada ski resort.

Dolomiti Superski Ski Pass

Arabba & Marmolada

Ski Schools and ski rentals

Leave your gear at home: in Arabba’s rental shops, you can hire skis, snowboards and accessories for the duration of your holiday. Book private lessons with a local ski instructor or join a course suited to your level.

Arabba / Marmolata Snowparks

Action and Excitement

The snow- and funparks in Arabba – Marmolada offer extra thrills for your winter holiday. Whether you're tackling your first features as a beginner or showing off tricks as an experienced skier or snowboarder, fun is always the focus.

Arabba Superpark

The newly opened Arabba Superpark promises plenty of fun. Situated at 1,915 metres, it features four different lines stretching 400 metres in total. Uniquely, it faces south, offering shelter from the wind and plenty of sunshine while you practise. Check the website for freestyle and snowboard events, then unwind in the park’s chill-out zone.

Arabba Funpark / Funslope

Good vibes are guaranteed at Arabba’s funslope. Children and beginners especially enjoy the tunnels, spirals and steep turns that add an extra dose of adrenaline. Meet Slopy, the cheerful funslope mascot, catch some air on the jump and enjoy the sound of children’s laughter echoing through the crisp mountain air. The funpark is located in the Arabba – Marmolada ski resort, accessible via the Le Pale lift.

Villages in the Arabba – Marmolada Ski Resort

Villages

The towns in the Arabba ski area each have their own charm. What they all share is quick access to the ski lifts and pistes – and in summer, they’re perfect starting points for breathtaking Dolomite hikes.

Arabba

Arabba is a winter sports paradise for all disciplines. Whether snowshoeing, fast descents, cross-country skiing or ice climbing – it’s all possible here. In summer too, Arabba never gets dull. Located at the base of the Sella Massif, the village offers incredible views of the Dolomite peaks. At 1,602 metres, Arabba boasts charming hotels, cosy flats, and restaurants serving South Tyrol’s finest dishes.

Laste

A visit to Laste is a must for Dolomite lovers who appreciate exceptional views. The panorama includes Civetta, Pelmo, Col di Lana and Tofane, making Laste a peaceful gem and a great base for scenic hikes. The area features well-kept meadows and larch forests, along with monoliths like the Sass de Rocia.

Passo Campolongo

The Passo Campolongo is one of four Dolomite passes you cross on the Sellaronda. At 1,875 metres above sea level, it’s the lowest of the four, but still offers stunning views of Corvara and the rugged Sella cliffs. It connects Livinallongo del Col di Lana in Belluno with Corvara in South Tyrol.

Livinallongo del Col di Lana

Livinallongo del Col di Lana (or Fodòm in Ladin) consists of several hamlets. Among them is Pieve, the main village in the Val Cordevole, centred around a church dedicated to St. James Superior. Nestled between the Passo Pordoi, Passo Campolongo and Passo Falzarego, it marks the boundary between the provinces of Belluno, Trentino and South Tyrol.

Passo Pordoi

The Passo Pordoi links Arabba (Belluno) with Canazei in Val di Fassa (Trentino), offering a breathtaking view of the Marmolada. At 2,239 metres, it’s the second-highest Dolomite pass. The terrain east of the pass was a World War I battlefield. Today, a museum at the base of the cable car commemorates that dramatic chapter of history.

Sottoguda

A stay in the Dolomite village of Sottoguda feels like stepping back in time. With its traditional wooden barns (“Tabièi”), vibrant artisan culture and the Faièr beech forest, this is pure nostalgia. In 2016, Sottoguda was named one of “Italy’s Most Beautiful Villages.” In winter, it’s a hotspot for ice climbers who tackle the nearby natural gorge near the Marmolada lift station.

Malga Ciapela

Stay right by the slopes in Malga Ciapela, situated at 1,450 metres above sea level. Local hotels offer direct access to the piste. From Malga Ciapela, the Marmolada cable car takes you to Punta Rocca. At the Serauta mid-station, you’ll find a World War I museum where you can learn about the dramatic battles fought in the Dolomites.

Rocca Pietore

Rocca Pietore is the perfect destination for Dolomite fans who prefer a peaceful getaway. This quiet town at the foot of the Marmolada offers accommodation for every budget. In addition to skiing in Arabba – Marmolada, the Serrai di Sottoguda nature reserve invites you to explore a beautiful alpine landscape. Enjoy stunning views and discover the mountains in an active way.

Arabba / Marmolada ski resort

Quick overview

General

Altitude: 1,446 m – 3,342 m
Lift capacity: 50,166 / hour
Opening times: 08:30 – 16:30

Prices (1 day):

Adult: 73 €
Junior: 51 €
Senior: 66 €
Child: 37 €

Pistes:

44 pistes – 63 km total
Easy – 23.6 km – 37%
Intermediate – 30.5 km – 49%
Difficult – 8.9 km – 14%

Lifts / Cable cars (26 total):

1 drag lift
16 chair lifts
4 gondolas
5 cable cars

Frequently Asked Questions

Arabba - Marmolada ski resort

What is the altitude of Arabba?

Arabba lies at 1,602 metres above sea level.

Which valley is Arabba in?

Arabba is located in Livinallongo del Col di Lana.

How long is the Marmolada descent?

La Bellunese, the famous descent from the Marmolada summit to Malga Ciapela, is an impressive 12 kilometres long and offers a stunning experience through the dramatic Dolomite landscape.

Arabba Webcams

Thanks to Arabba’s webcams, you can experience the Dolomite panoramas live year-round. Snow-capped peaks, blooming alpine meadows and rugged mountain spires will inspire dreams of your next holiday in South Tyrol.

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