San Martino di Castrozza - Dolomiti Superski
San Martino / Passo Rolle ski resortThe San Martino di Castrozza ski area delights visitors with 60 kilometres of pistes of all difficulty levels, offering a truly unique view of the Pale di San Martino. Situated between 1,404 and 2,357 metres above sea level, it boasts perfectly groomed slopes across a variety of terrains. Enjoy long hours of sunshine throughout the season, from early morning to late afternoon, in a resort that caters wonderfully to both families with children and seasoned skiers.
In the villages of the ski area, warm hospitality awaits, especially for families. Two dedicated children’s zones with conveyor belts and practice lifts provide an ideal environment for ski lessons, where even the youngest learners can safely take their first turns on the slopes. For those kids who still have energy to burn, the Rododendro Minipark – a snow- and funpark tailored to children and beginners – is a must-visit.
Ski map
Plan your skiing days in advance or use the ski map to familiarise yourself with the layout before your holiday. The map includes lifts and runs with their respective difficulty ratings.
Accommodation in the san martino di castrozza ski resort
Book your ski holiday
The villages in the San Martino di Castrozza ski resort offer a wide range of accommodations across all categories and price ranges. All share an enviable location amid the Dolomites and close proximity to the pistes. Whether you prefer a cosy hotel, a family-friendly stay or a self-catering apartment, you'll find the perfect place to stay here.
Southernmost ski area of the dolomites
Snow-sure & easily accessibleSan Martino di Castrozza - Passo Rolle is the southernmost ski resort in the Dolomiti Superski network. With 15 snow groomers and upgraded snowmaking systems, over 95% of the slopes are reliably covered throughout the season. 21 lift facilities and a complimentary ski bus service ensure seamless access across the ski area. Leisure skiers should try the romantic "Colverde" slope, beautifully illuminated with globe lamps for an atmospheric night-time experience.
When it comes to cuisine, the resort also delivers: whether you're stopping at a mountain hut or dining in a village restaurant, the regional culinary offerings are bound to impress. Several après-ski spots near the lifts serve up great music and tasty drinks for a lively end to your skiing day. Even on ski-free days, you will never be bored in the San Martino di Castrozza ski resort – the picturesque villages, rich in historical landmarks, are perfect for culture and history lovers exploring the Dolomites.
San Martino / Rollepass ski pass
Ski schools and equipment hire
San Martino di Castrozza has a variety of ski schools offering lessons for all levels. Private sessions with instructors are also available. The ski rental shops in the region provide the latest seasonal gear at affordable prices.
San Martino di Castrozza ski pass prices
San Martino / Passo Rolle ski passSki pass prices depend on the duration and whether you're visiting during peak or off-peak season. Reduced rates are available for families with children and people with disabilities.
| Validity | Adult | Junior | Child |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 day | 67,- € | 47,- € | 22,- € |
| 2 days | 132,- € | 92,- € | 44,- € |
| 3 days | 193,- € | 135,- € | 66,- € |
| 4 days | 253,- € | 177,- € | 88,- € |
| 5 days | 303,- € | 212,- € | 110,- € |
| 6 days | 348,- € | 244,- € | 132,- € |
| 7 days | 369,- € | 258,- € | 254,- € |
| Prices for peak season when purchased online, all information without guarantee | |||
If you purchase a Dolomiti Superski Ski Pass, it is also valid in the San Martino – Passo Rolle resort.
San Martino di Castrozza snowparks
Snow- & Funparks for Freestyle EnthusiastsA holiday in San Martino di Castrozza means enjoying winter sports in all their forms. With the Rolle Railz Park and the Rododendro Minipark, freestyle skiers and snowboarders will find two well-maintained and varied parks to learn new tricks.
Located just nine kilometres from San Martino di Castrozza at Passo Rolle, the Rolle Railz Park spans 800 metres in length and 300 metres in width. Packed with features, it’s easy to spend an entire day here. The park includes a freestyle zone, five jumps of varying lengths, a six-metre king, an eleven-metre riddle box, an eleven-metre kink and many more highlights. With its sunny setting and carefully curated weekend music, Rolle Railz Park has become a buzzing hub of the Dolomites freestyle scene.
Perfect for children aged eight and up, the Rododendro Minipark offers a joyful day on the slopes with jumps, tunnels and colourful installations in a kid-friendly setting. Adults new to the freestyle world will also enjoy this park, which is located right next to the Rododendro piste. You can learn your first tricks here in a relaxed, pressure-free environment. For details, visit the Alpe Tognola Booking and Infopoint Office at the Tognola cable car mountain station.
San Martino ski area
Quick overview
General
- Elevation: 1,404 m – 2,357 m
- Lift capacity: 30,650 per hour
- Opening hours: 08:30 – 16:30
Prices (1 day):
- Adult: 67 €
- Junior: 47 €
- Senior: 61 €
- Child: 22 €
Pistes:
- 34 runs – 60 km total
- Easy – 16 km – 27%
- Intermediate – 32 km – 53%
- Difficult – 12 km – 20%
Lifts / Cable cars (21):
- 4 drag lifts
- 12 chair lifts
- 4 gondolas
- 1 aerial tramway
Villages in the san martino ski resort
VillagesThe villages surrounding the San Martino di Castrozza ski area offer everything you need for a perfect winter holiday in the Dolomites: welcoming hotels, a cosy atmosphere and stunning scenery.
A wonderful holiday destination for families, nature lovers and winter sports enthusiasts. Thanks to its picturesque setting at the base of the Pale di San Martino, the village attracted English and German mountaineers as early as the mid-19th century, keen to conquer the majestic Dolomite peaks.
This Alpine pass connects San Martino di Castrozza with nearby Dolomite valleys. Situated at nearly 2,000 metres, the small settlement offers inviting hotels, welcoming restaurants, bars and shops – all with a stunning view of the Pale di San Martino.
Though home to just 500 residents, Fiera di Primiero boasts a long and rich history. Documents show that the village flourished economically in the 15th century through copper, silver and iron mining under the Austrian Empire. Notable sights include the churches of Madonna dell’Assunta, Madonna dell’Aiuto, San Martino, and the Palazzo delle Miniere.
Famous for its charming Christmas market in the town centre, Siror is the northernmost village in the Valle di Primiero. Its captivating panorama and architectural beauty make it a gem. Explore its large stone fountains, frescoed houses and the Chiesa di Sant'Andrea.
Tonadico is the oldest village in the Valle di Primiero. With 1,500 residents and nestled at the foot of the Castel Pietra ruins, it’s known for its historic buildings and beautifully preserved religious murals. The Palazzo Scopoli dates back to the 10th century, and the Chiesa di S. Vittore was built around 100 years later.
This village of 2,100 residents owes its visible wealth to around 500 historic mining tunnels dating back to the 15th century. Today, Transacqua is a beloved hub for artists. In summer, its green spaces flourish, and its landmarks – the Renaissance-style Palazzo Someda and the Chiesa di San Marco – are worth visiting year-round.
It’s easy to see why Mezzano is considered one of Italy’s most beautiful villages. Wall paintings and inscriptions, along with over 400 gardens, create a unique village experience. From the village centre, it’s a scenic one-hour walk to the beautiful Chiesa di San Giovanni.
Offering breathtaking views of the Pale di San Martino, Imèr draws pilgrims every 31 December and 1 May to the historic sanctuary of San Silvestro. Also worth a visit is the mountain chapel dedicated to Madonna della Neve on Monte Vederna. Each September, the village hosts the much-loved Knödelfest – a true treat for foodies.
San Martino di Castrozza Webcams
The San Martino di Castrozza ski resort is surrounded by rolling meadows, dense Dolomite forests and the dramatic Pale di San Martino. Take a peek through one of the webcams and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere on the slopes.
Passo Rolle Webcam
Overlooking the pass connecting Val di Fiemme with the Primiero Valley, at 1,970 m.
Punta Ces Webcam
Stunning panoramic view from Punta Ces at 2,228 m in the San Martino di Castrozza ski resort.
Malga Valcigolera Webcam
Live view from the scenic Val Cigolera, in the Primiero Valley, Trentino-South Tyrol region.
