Ski holidays Cortina d’Ampezzo
Cortina d’Ampezzo is a town in the Veneto region, which is part of northern Italy. The town is part of the Dolomites. Back in 1956 there were Winter Olympics, there are several good hotels where you can stay very nice and quite expensive.
The skiing is fantastic in Cortina d’Ampezzo
The Cortina d’Ampezzo ski area offers 120 km of slopes and 34 lifts, with access to 452 lifts in the Dolomiti Superski network. The area is especially known for its well-groomed slopes and impressive views of the Dolomites.
If you’re into cross-country skiing, there are over 70 km of trails.
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For beginners: There is an excellent beginner-friendly area with sunny slopes and easy access to wide, soft blue runs at Socrepes. Snow conditions are generally stable thanks to an efficient snowmaking system.
For intermediate skiers: The long blue and red runs on Mount Tofana are perfect for intermediate skiers. A new gondola connects Cortina with Col Druscié, making it easy to reach the impressive viewpoints and dramatic descents.
For experienced skiers: The steep black slopes of Mount Faloria offer exciting challenges. Although off-piste options are limited due to the steep terrain and sharp mountain peaks, experienced skiers can find technical routes when snow conditions are good.
City charm and accommodation
Cortina d’Ampezzo is known for its elegant atmosphere with exclusive boutiques, luxury hotels and charming family-run guesthouses. The town center is filled with chic cafés, cozy restaurants and exclusive fashion boutiques, making it an ideal place for shopping and relaxation.
Dining experiences: Restaurants both in town and on the mountain offer delicious local dishes from the Dolomites, including specialties like polenta, venison and homemade pastas.
Aprés-ski and activities
The city’s chic bars and restaurants create a lively après-ski atmosphere. You can also explore the city’s cultural offerings, including art galleries and historical sites. Prices are higher than in many other Italian ski resorts, but still lower than the most expensive destinations like Zermatt and Courchevel.
Practical information
Cortina d’Ampezzo is just two hours from Venice Airport and three hours from Verona. The easy access makes it ideal for combining a ski vacation with a visit to the historic canal town.
Benefits:
- Spectacular views and well-groomed slopes
- Exclusive shopping and dining experiences
- Lively city center with lots of atmosphere
Disadvantages:
- Off-piste options are limited
- Higher than average prices
- Some lifts require a walk or bus ride from the accommodation
Number of slopes in Cortina D'Ampezzo
30
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10
Prices in Cortina d'ampezzo
Pris på Liftkort
A 6-day lift pass costs 2650 DKK for an adult. Then the lift pass is valid for the entire Dolomiti Superski area (1200 piste kilometers).
You can book and view lift pass prices at dolomitisuperski.com.
Pris på skileje
Adult ski equipment rental for 6 days from DKK 800.
Adult snowboard rental for 6 days from DKK 800.
There can be a lot of money to save, in fact up to 65% by booking well in advance and online. You can rent ski equipment in Cortina d’Ampezzo, via Alpy.
En god Restaurant
There are many restaurants in the city at all price levels. Ariston Bar, El Toula, Chalet Tofane, Pizzeria La Perla, Ristorante Tivoli and many more.
Piste map Cortina d’ampezzo
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FAQ - Questions for Cortina d'Ampezzo
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Is Cortina d'Amepzzo a good ski area for beginners?
It's a great area for the whole family, the area is well distributed with blue, red and black slopes. It has 120 km of slopes, it's part of the Dolomites. So you can buy the big Superski lift pass if 120 km isn't enough. But for the experienced, Cortina also has the steepest piste in the Dolomites.
When is the ski season in Cortina d'Ampezzo?
It runs from late November to early May. The lifts run every day from 08:30 to 16:30.