Dolomiti Superski skiing: 12 ski regions on 1 ski pass
Dolomiti Superski skiing is an Italian area that includes a total of 12 ski regions, covering approximately 1,200 km of slopes and 450 lifts. All 12 areas are available on a single shared Dolomiti Superski pass, but they are not all interconnected by slopes.
For example, Val Gardena, Corvara, Alta Badia, Arabba, and Val di Fassa are connected via the famous Sellaronda ski circuit, which I also wrote about in one of my previous reports; it’s definitely worth planning as a full-day ski trip in the Dolomites.
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Dolomiti Superski skiing:
If you want to explore several different parts of the Dolomites during one winter holiday, the Dolomiti Superski pass is one of the most interesting options in the Alps. One pass is valid in 12 ski regions with more than 1,200 km of slopes and 450 lifts. However, this doesn’t mean all 12 areas are connected on skis. But for example, the famous Sella Ronda directly connects Val Gardena, Alta Badia, Arabba, and Val di Fassa.
Dolomiti Superski pass 2026/2027
A seasonal Dolomiti Superski pass for an adult costs €990 if purchased by December 24, 2026, and €1,060 later. A junior pays €665, and a package of 10 flexible Superdays costs €675 for an adult. For daily and multi-day passes, I recommend buying online in advance, as you can get up to a 5% discount.
The first resorts open on November 28, 2026, and the main season usually runs until April 4, 2027, with some higher-altitude areas staying open longer. Lifts typically run from approximately 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM–5:00 PM.
12 ski resorts within Dolomiti Superski skiing
1. Cortina d’Ampezzo
Cortina combines the more family-friendly Socrepes slopes with the long runs of 5 Torri and the sporty Tofana, where the Olympia delle Tofane attracts experienced skiers. Snowmaking is also being modernized for the 2026/27 season; as of October 23, the exact total dates for winter operation have not yet been confirmed.
4* Hotel Mirage
- The hotel offers half board, a pool, a sauna, and a free ski bus to Tofana and Faloria.
2. Kronplatz / Plan de Corones
For me, Kronplatz is one of the most versatile areas: children and beginners can use Plateau, Olang 2, or Belvedere, intermediates can try Ried, and advanced skiers will love the black Sylvester, Herrnegg, or Erta runs. In winter 2026/27, the new Kronplatz 1+2, Dolomiti, and Ruis lifts are launching, along with new runs. The season is planned for Nov 28, 2026 – Apr 11, 2027.
4* Kronplatz-Resort Berghotel Zirm
- The hotel has a ski-in/ski-out location directly on the Kronplatz slope, wellness, pools, and half-board options.
3. Alta Badia / Dolomiti Superski skiing
Alta Badia is very pleasant for families, especially around La Crusc and Colfosco, while experienced skiers will appreciate the long runs in the Pralongià area. For experts, the black Gran Risa race track is an icon. For the Dec 4, 2026 – Apr 4, 2027 season, a new 5c run near Arlara will be added, among other things.
4* Hotel Col Alto in Corvara
- The hotel is located about 400 m from the slopes, has a large and beautiful wellness area, a pool, and half board.
Hotel Col Alto in Corvara
4. Val Gardena / Alpe di Siusi
For families with children, I would primarily choose Alpe di Siusi from this pair, while Val Gardena offers more advanced skiing, the Sella Ronda, and the famous Saslong race track. Intermediates will enjoy the huge selection of red runs between Selva, Santa Cristina, and Ortisei. Operation is planned for Dec 4, 2026 – Apr 4, 2027, with the Steger-Dellai chairlift being a new addition.
4* Antares in Selva
- The hotel is about 200 m from the slopes and offers half board, a pool, and wellness.
5. Val di Fassa / Carezza – Dolomiti Superski Skiing
Families with children will appreciate the Family Park Canazei and the easy slopes of Belvedere or Carezza, while the red Sass Becè and Gherdecia are great for intermediates. If you head out on the Sella Ronda, I recommend stopping for lunch at Belvedere. Just a warning: you won’t want to leave, it’s truly beautiful there.
More demanding slopes include Diego, King Laurin, Paolina, or Pra di Tori. New for 2026/27 will be a ten-passenger gondola to Col Valvacin; the season runs from Dec 4 to Apr 4.
4* Hotel Astoria in Canazei
- The hotel is located 450 m from Belvedere, has two pools, a spa, and half board.
6. Arabba / Marmolada
Arabba and Marmolada are among the best choices for advanced skiers. Families with children will find easier terrain around Burz and Campolongo, while more experienced skiers shouldn’t miss the Porta Vescovo run and the long descent from Marmolada. Thanks to the high altitude, operation is planned until April 18, 2027.
4* Hotel Evaldo in Arabba
- The hotel is about 300 m from the Sella Ronda and offers half board, a pool, and extensive wellness.
7. 3 Zinnen Dolomites / Dolomiti Superski skiing
3 Zinnen is an excellent combination of family and advanced skiing. Children will enjoy the smaller Baranci or Waldheim areas, intermediates will like the connection of the main mountains, and experts will love the black Holzriese runs. For winter 2026/27, a ten-passenger Helmissimo gondola is being added in Versciaco.
4*S Berghotel Sexten
- The hotel is located directly on the slope, offers half board, several pools, and an extensive sauna world.
8. Val di Fiemme / Obereggen
Families have good practice terrain at Latemar and Alpe Cermis, red runs make up the main offering for intermediates, and experienced skiers will enjoy the black Olimpia 1 and 2 slopes. Obereggen will get a new eight-seater chairlift for the 2026/27 season. The area opens from November 28, with some parts of Cermis planned to operate until April 11.
4* Hotel Cristal
- The hotel stands directly by the lifts in Obereggen, has a pool, a sauna, and half board.
Hotel Cristal
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9. San Martino di Castrozza / Passo Rolle
The San Martino ski resort offers pleasant family runs on Tognola, long red descents, and more advanced terrain under Pale di San Martino. For the Nov 28, 2026 – Apr 4, 2027 season, the new Larici, Dolomia Funslope, and a modernized snowpark are being created. Work also continues on the future connection with Passo Rolle.
4* Hotel Colbricon
- Colbricon has a highly-rated wellness area, half board, and a ski bus to the lifts.
10. Gitschberg Jochtal / Brixen – Dolomiti Superski skiing
I recommend this region around Brixen primarily to families. More than half of the runs are blue, making them great for both small and large beginners. Intermediates can try Schwandt or Talabfahrt, while more demanding skiers will enjoy Mitterling, Jöchl, and Steinermandl. The season runs from Dec 4, 2026, to Apr 4, 2027, and the Gitsch chairlift is expected to be a new addition.
4*S Hotel Masl in Valles
- Hotel Masl is located directly by the slope and offers excellent half board, pools, and over 2,000 m² of wellness to enjoy after skiing.
Hotel Masl
11. Alpe Lusia / San Pellegrino
Families with children in this ski area will enjoy the easy Del Passo or Chiesetta runs, I recommend Cima Uomo and Ciadin for intermediates, and mainly La VolatA and Col Margherita for experts. In winter 2026/27, the finish area of La VolatA will be adjusted ahead of the World Cup races. The resort’s operation is planned for Dec 4, 2026 – Apr 4, 2027.
4* Hotel Alle Alpi in Moena for Dolomiti Superski skiing
- This hotel has half board, an indoor pool, and wellness.
- A free ski bus runs to Alpe Lusia.
12. Civetta / Dolomiti Superski skiing
Civetta is pleasant for families with children and intermediates, and the views of the mountain massifs are truly breathtaking. Around Lake Alleghe, you’ll find easy practice runs as well as longer red descents, while more demanding skiers can head to the black Foppe in Zoldo, where night skiing is also available. For winter 2026/27, the Pecol-Pian del Crep gondola and snowmaking are being modernized.
4* Sporthotel Europa Sul Lago in Alleghe
- The hotel is located about 300 m from the slope, offers half board and wellness.
Sporthotel Europa sul Lago
For me, the biggest advantage of Dolomiti Superski skiing with 1 shared ski pass is precisely the variety—you can visit a different resort every day. I would recommend Alta Badia, Alpe di Siusi, 3 Zinnen, or Gitschberg Jochtal to families, and Kronplatz, Arabba/Marmolada, and Cortina to more advanced skiers. If you want to explore several areas during the week without moving your car, one of the resorts directly on the Sella Ronda remains the best base.
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