Ski holidays Val di Fassa - fantastic Dolomites!

Val di Fassa is located in the southwest part of the Dolomites in Trentino and borders South Tyrol. The idyllic valley is dominated by some of the most famous Dolomite peaks, such as the Catinaccio group (3,004 m), the Langkofel (3,181 m), the mighty Sella group and the impressive Marmolada glacier (3,342 m). The small Avisio river meanders through the valley where three languages are spoken (German, Italian, Ladin) and passes many famous resorts.

With approx. 144 km of piste and 59 lifts, it is one of the largest ski areas in the Dolomiti-Superski union and furthermore offers a connection to the world-renowned Sella Ronda. Val di Fassa, where tourism is the biggest source of income, offers its guests, alongside a first class ski area, plenty to see and do such as diverse leisure activities encompassing sport and relaxation, tradition and culture, hospitality and obviously the great Trentino cuisine.

Campitello

This is one of the most significant winter sports centres in Val di Fassa, looming at an altitude of 1,448 m. The picturesque resort of Campitello is dominated by the majestic Langkofel (3,181 m) and Col Rodella (2,485 m). Campitello offers a direct connection to the Sella Ronda round trip where you'll experience guaranteed fun. As this idyllic resort enjoys many days of good weather, you can relax in the sun and marvel at the wonderful nature …
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Canazei

At the end of Val di Fassa, at the foot of the imposing Dolomite peaks, Sella Ronda (3.181 m), Marmolada (3.342 m) and the Sella Pass (2.240 m), is Canazei at 1,465 m. The resort forms a junction at the Dolomite Pass and is a winter sport metropolis, thanks to its location in the heart of the Dolomiti Superski region and the Sella Ronda. Canazei itself wins guests over with its two sides. On one side is the old, picturesque village centre with …
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Moena

The sunny resort of Moena is the largest resort in the Fassatal, with a total of 2,680 residents. Located right at the entrance of the valley, at about 1,184 m, Moena is also known as the "Gate to the Fassatal." However, its actual nickname is the "fairy of the Dolomites," an allusion to the fantastic tales of timeless magic that intertwine with the village. The highly-held traditions and expansive history of the mountain village is noticeable …
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Pozza

Pozza di Fassa (1,320 m) lies at the foot of the Rosengarten (2,983 m) in the centre of Val di Fassa, and attracts guests with its typical Mediterranean flair. Thanks to its central location, the resort is a great starting point from which to explore the area's landscape. Pozza is a bit of a quieter resort, perfect for families. The little alleyways with their cafés and bars with sun terraces invite to relax in the sun and have a coffee, …
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Vigo di Fassa

The cosy resort of Vigo di Fassa (1,382 m) lies directly in front of a gorgeous panoramic view of Rosengarten (2,981 m). Not only does the idyllic location of the resort make it especially interesting, but also the lively resort centre boasts the characteristics of the old ruling system to this day. At one time, Vigo di Fassa was a religious centre and home to the public administration headquarters of the valley. Despite its southern flair, …
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