Skiing opportunities in Val di Fiemme
Val di Fiemme is part of the huge Dolomiti Superski ski area, which means you have access to over 100 kilometres of pistes. The area is ideal for beginners and experienced skiers alike, and offers several major resorts including Alpe Cermis, Alpe Lusia-Bellamonte and Passo Lavazè-Oclini. The slopes are varied, ranging from wide and comfortable runs to steep black runs, where even expert skiers will find something to enjoy.
One of the resort's main attractions is the Olimpia slope in Alpe Cermis, which measures over 7.5 kilometres and offersan exceptional experience with spectacular views of the entire valley. Families with children will appreciate the excellent ski schools and safe blue runs.
Unforgettable experiences
Val di Fiemme isn't just about skiing - it's also a paradise for lovers of winter hiking, cross-country skiing and relaxing in nature. If you want to experience the beauty of the Dolomites from a different perspective, go on one of the snowshoe hikes. Passo Lavazè is a popular place to go for a walk through the snow-covered forests and enjoy the peaceful surroundings away from the hustle and bustle of the slopes.
Cross-country skiing enthusiasts will enjoy the Centro del Fondo di Lago di Tesero, considered one of the best in Italy. World-class races are held here, but amateurs can also try cross-country skiing.
Tips for places of tourist interest
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Pale di San Martino - This mountain range, which is part of the Dolomites, is an ideal destination for a day trip. Its incredible rock formations and enchanting panoramas will captivate you.
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Museum of Traditional Woodcraft in Tesero - Learn more about the region's woodworking history, which is intrinsically linked to the lives of the local people.
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Latemar Rock Formation - For nature and geology lovers, this place is a real treasure. Latemar is famous for its "fairy towers" and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Rio Stava Confluence - A wonderful place for a walk with breathtaking views of the river canyon and surrounding forests.
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Paneveggio-Pale di San Martino Nature Park - In addition to winter activities, this park offers beautiful walks among the snow-covered trees and the chance to observe wildlife such as deer and eagles.
Gastronomic delights
After a day on the slopes, be sure to sample the local specialities. Polenta con funghi (corn porridge with mushrooms) or canederli (dumplings stuffed with bacon) are typical dishes that are sure to keep you warm in winter. With a glass of local wine from the Trentino region, the experience is perfect.
Val di Fiemme is therefore not only a perfect ski resort, but also a place where you can relax, enjoy the beauty of nature and discover a bit of Italian culture and tradition.
