Alta Badia skiing area

In the heart of Dolomites and at the foot of the Sella Group, there is the Alta Badia ski region with its 130 km of spectacular slopes

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Video : Alta Badia Skiing Area
Corvara and the impressive Sassongher behind - the yellow gondolas take winter sports enthusiasts from Corvara into the heart of the Alta Badia Skiing Area.
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Enjoy the sun and the fabulous view: the impressive Sella alpenstock accompanies you in this skiing area at every turn.
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The Alta Badia Snowpark at the Ciampai Chairlift with the Sasso di Santa Croce Group in the background.
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A fairytale landscape ... almost unbelievable to be in the heart of a skiing area, isn't it?
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Coming from Corvara you can enjoy a fabulous view on Mt. Sassongher (2,665 m a.s.l.) at the mountain station.
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Ski slopes as far as the eye can see ... Alta Badia offers more than 130 km of well-groomed ski slopes, ranging from easy to really difficult ones.
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It is quite hard to believe that you stand right in the heart of the skiing area.
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And there is also something really special for the little ones - a rabbit gives kids some advice, moreover the most important animals living in the Dolomites are presented in a child-friendly manner.
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The ski region is located at an altitude between 1,324 and 2,778 m a.s.l.
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The Sasso di Santa Croce Group and Mt. Lavarella seen from the Alta Badia Skiing Area.
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A total of 53 ski lifts take you to the perfectly groomed slopes.
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One of them is the gondola lift on Mt. Piz Boè, the only three-thousander in the Sella Group.
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Sit back, relax, have a cup of hot drink and enjoy the impressing view ...
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There are slopes for every taste, also easy and wide ones for beginners: 70 km are classified as 'easy'.
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Piz la Ila, accessible from La Villa: this is also where the famous Gran Risa ski slope is located, on which Alpine Ski World Cup races are held every year.
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It is not just the skiing itself, but also a ride on the lifts in Alta Badia that becomes an unforgettable experience, with Mt. Sasso di Santa Croce and Mt. Lavarella in the background.
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Also several ski schools as well as four ski kindergartens are on offer.
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An attraction for little mice - at Mt. Piz La Ila, there is a children's park offering various attractions.
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Ütia Bamby, one of the many mountain huts in the Alta Badia Skiing Area.
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Also several ski rentals and the famous après-ski ski await you in Alta Badia.
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A downhill run on the famous Gran Risa is an absolute must for experienced skiers!
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The Alta Badia ski region has to offer 130 km of well-groomed ski slopes in an altitude ranging between 1,324 and 2,778 m a.s.l. Furthermore, the skiing area is connected to the huge ski carousel Dolomiti SuperSki and to one of the most popular tours on ski of the Dolomites, the Sella Ronda around the mighty Sella alpenstock. The Alta Badia is known throughout the world, not only due to the unique landscape in which it is embedded, but also due to its famous Gran Risa slope, where races of the Alpine Ski World Cup are staged every year.

The ski region, which is accessible by 53 state-of-the-art lift facilities, includes several ski schools as well as four ski kindergartens for some relaxing downhill runs for the parents. Not to forget a stop at one of the mountain huts, known for their South Tyrolean delicacies (and the après-ski in the afternoon). The boarders' paradise is called Movimënt Snow Park Alta Badia, Movimënt Fun Cross La Para and Fun Zone Edelweiss.

The Dolomiti Superski Pass is valid in the Alta Badia skiing area, comprising 12 skiing areas in the Dolomites (more than 450 lift facilities, 1,200 km of ski slopes).