With a single ski pass, you enter a limitless white world - 1,200 km of perfectly groomed slopes and 450 lifts: the Dolomiti Superski.
Skiing in Alta Badia means stepping into a world of its own.
With a single ski pass, you can access 53 lifts and over 130 km of perfectly prepared slopes, linking Corvara, Colfosco, Badia, La Villa, and San Cassiano.
From gentle beginner runs to more technical slopes — including the legendary Gran Risa, a proud stage of the Alpine Ski World Cup - every skier can find their perfect line.
And if you’re ready to go beyond, join the Holimites Skisafari: a true ski journey across the UNESCO Dolomites.
Guided by local experts, you’ll ski new routes each day, exploring breathtaking landscapes and cozy mountain huts along the way.
Days are filled with snow and endless horizons; evenings bring peace in welcoming alpine lodges or small mountain hotels.
It’s an authentic, slower way to experience winter - far from the crowds, close to the heart of the mountains.
The Dolomites’ most famous ski circuit, expanded into a full journey
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A seamless itinerant ski journey across the highlights of the Dolomiti Superski area
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07.01 - 17.01
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Experience the Dolomites from its legendary alpine slopes to its peaceful Nordic trails.
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From Iconic Slopes to Alpine Huts. A winter adventure in the Dolomites, beyond the slopes.
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07.03 - 14.03
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Yes, the Dolomiti Superski area is included in the Ikon Pass, giving you access to one of the largest and most scenic ski regions in the world.
With the Ikon Pass, you can enjoy up to 7 days of skiing in the Dolomites, as part of a global network of over 40 premier ski destinations worldwide. The Dolomiti Superski area features more than 1,200 km of slopes, modern lift systems, and breathtaking alpine landscapes.
It’s the perfect opportunity to explore iconic ski areas such as Alta Badia, Val Gardena, and Cortina d’Ampezzo, all connected within the same ski network.
No, the Epic Pass does not include access to the Dolomiti Superski area.
Yes, most roads and mountain passes in the Dolomites remain open throughout the winter season.
However, temporary closures or restrictions may occur due to snowfall or adverse weather conditions. It is always recommended to check updated road conditions before travelling via the official South Tyrol traffic website.
If you are travelling with a rental car, please note that vehicles rented in Italy are not always equipped with winter tyres. From 15 November to 15 April, it is mandatory to have winter tyres or snow chains on board when driving in mountain areas.
We strongly recommend checking the vehicle’s equipment before leaving the rental desk, ensuring that snow chains are included and suitable for your car, so you can travel safely and without inconvenience.
Yes — the Dolomiti Superski area includes many family-friendly ski resorts with slopes perfectly suited for children and beginners.
Within this vast ski network, you’ll find gentle slopes, professional ski schools, and childcare services, making it an ideal destination for families looking for a safe and fun winter holiday.
And for those who don’t ski? No worries—the Dolomites offer a wide range of alternative winter activities, such as snowshoeing, sledding, ice skating, and guided nature tours, allowing everyone to enjoy the magic of the winter landscape in their own way.
With 450 modern lifts and 1,200 km of interconnected slopes, the scale of the Dolomites is unmatched. It is a true 'ski carousel' where you can travel from one valley to another entirely on skis using a single pass: the Dolomiti Superski pass.
This seamless connectivity, combined with the dramatic limestone walls of the UNESCO World Heritage site, creates a playground that is unique in the world.
At Holimites, we curate your itinerary to ensure you experience the most scenic runs and hidden gems of every resort.
