Ski resort
Val di Fiemme / Obereggen

With 30 kilometres of pistes and 8 lifts, Bellamonte – Alpe Lusia may not be the largest ski area, but it is certainly one of the most charming. It is especially loved by families and children. The Lusia Boardercross Park, with its steep turns, whoops and a fun box, offers exciting challenges. Surrounded by the Pale di San Martino and the Lagorai mountain range, the ski area also offers breathtaking views.

Located on a high plateau between the Catinaccio and Latemar, this small ski area is ideal for beginners. With 7 kilometres of pistes and 4 lifts, there is plenty of space to practice your first turns. The Snowpark Malga Varena offers three tubing runs and tracks for bobsleighing, tobogganing, monoskiing and snowbiking. The Snowpark Lavazè ensures there is never a dull moment.

That Alpe Cermis has something for skiers of all ages and skill levels. Accessible from Cavalese, it features 6 lifts and 27 kilometres of pistes: 12 classified as easy, 10 as intermediate and 5 as difficult. Children can enjoy the enchanted world of Cermislandia, while experienced skiers can take on the 7.5-kilometre-long Olimpia downhill run.

At an altitude of between 1,873 and 2,216 metres, Passo Rolle offers excellent conditions even when the season has ended at lower elevations. With 15 kilometres of pistes and 5 lifts, the ski area lies in the Primiero valley in eastern Trentino and is linked to Val di Fiemme by the Passo Rolle. Together with nearby San Martino di Castrozza, you can enjoy a total of 60 kilometres of pistes.

The Morea Snowpark in Bellamonte, directly next to the Fassane – Morea gondola, caters to beginners and experienced snowboarders alike. Spanning 900 metres, it challenges you with jumps, kicks and boxes. The park is prepared daily and welcomes visitors of all ages. Helmets are mandatory.

Next to the Lavazè ski school, the Greta & Gummer play park offers colourful equipment for young snow fans. Children can ride down the slope on bobsleighs, sledges and tubing rings, and there’s plenty of space for building snowmen. Recently, an electric mini-quad track was added for even more fun.

A top destination for Dolomite fans who enjoy a lively atmosphere. Spend your evenings at the local disco, visit bars, restaurants or the ice rink, and enjoy a packed cultural calendar.

A charming village crossed by the Rio Bianco. Enjoy the babbling water from the wooden bridge and be sure to go on a winter hike to the Bombasèl lakes. The cross-country centre Lago di Tesero is just under three kilometres away.

Known as the "Geological Garden of the Alps", Predazzo is ideal for curious minds. Visit the Geological Museum of the Dolomites in the town centre and watch the famous Marcialonga cross-country ski race pass through.

Renowned worldwide for its craftsmanship and furniture factories. Don’t miss the chance to buy a traditional handcrafted nativity scene as a souvenir. Tesero has also hosted the Nordic World Ski Championships and has around 2,900 inhabitants.

A small, sunny village ideal for a peaceful winter holiday. From the centre, you can easily reach Alpe Cermis and the lifts of Pampeago. Cross-country skiers enjoy quick access to the Lavazè plateau with its dense forests and perfectly groomed trails, offering stunning views of the Catinaccio.

Perfect for families, with lots of options for little ones in the Belvedere Snowpark and neighbouring ski areas. The lifts at Latemar and Cermis give access to a wide variety of pistes. The idyllic setting by the Avisio river and views of the Lagorai range are also major draws.

Italian is the main language in Trentino, but German is also an official language in the region.

Yes, the five ski areas of Val di Fiemme – Obereggen, including Alpe Cermis – Cavalese, are part of the Dolomiti Superski network.