SKIING AND CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING

In the Dolomites you make a journey on skis. Every day there are new and even more beautiful slopes to discover with a short drive from Casa Tie.

DAY TRIPS IN THE AREA

Dolomiti Superski is a collection of twelve ski resorts that are all accessible with the same ski pass. With 1200 km of slopes, the Dolomiti Superski is the largest ski area in the world.

Our ski area Civetta with 80 km of slopes is part of this huge area. By car or bus you can easily reach the other areas of Dolomiti Superski.

The famous Sella Ronda can be skied both clockwise or anti-clockwise and is reached via Arraba or Malga Ciapella. Civetta is part of the Giro della Grande Guerra, a day trip of approx. 82 km (lifts and slopes).

Via the ski-lifts at Fedare you can ski to Cortina d’Ampezzo or Val Badia. The 12 km long descent from the Marmolada is a must as well as the 8 km long descent from the Lagazuoi. In several places, you can hire guides for ski tours. Snowboarders can enjoy themselves in the fun parks of the various areas.

In 2026 (from February 6 to 22), the Olypical Winter Games will be held in Cortina d’Ampezzo.

Some highlights

Civetta

ski-lift Pescul or cable car Alleghe

Cinque Torri

ski-lift Fedare (Passo Giau)

Cortina d'Ampezzo

cable car Cinque Torri to Cortina

Lagazuoi

ski-lift Fedare via Averau to cable car Lagazuoi

Alta Badia

Lagazuoi and horse-drawn sleigh to Armentarola

Marmolada

Cable car Malga Ciapella or via Arabba

Sella Ronda

via Arabba, to Val Gardena and Val di Fassa

Photogallery

OTHER ACTIVITIES IN THE AREA

More tips for a varied holiday

HIKING OR SLEDGING

STEDENBEZOEK

Snowshoe tour

Brixen (1,5 h)

Sledging Piz Sorega

Bolzano (1,75 h)

Sledging Zallinger hut

Venice (2 h)

Museums with kids

Activities with kids

Museo Vittorino Gazzetta

Freestylepark Alleghe

Museo Ladin Ursus ladinicus

Movimënt winterparks

Museum Ladin Ciastel de Tor

Bear cave Piz Sorega

CULTURE AND HISTORY

The Ladin people have their own language and ancient culture. They keep their traditions alive and treat the special nature of the mountains with respect.