Skigebied Dolomieten
The Dolomites in Italy is one of the largest ski destinations in the world, spanning roughly 2,144 km of pistes served by around 737 lifts across a stunning UNESCO-listed mountain landscape. Whether you are a first-timer or a seasoned expert, the sheer variety of terrain and infrastructure makes it a compelling choice for any winter-sports traveller. On Nivosola you will find 26 accommodations starting from EUR 262 per person, giving you a solid base to plan your trip.
Accommodations in Dolomieten
Mazzin di FassaDolomieten, Italië
Clubhotel Regina e Fassa
Olang ValdaoraDolomieten, Italië
Astor Dolomites
Vigo di FassaDolomieten, Italië
Latemar
Malga Ciapela8.2Dolomieten, Italië
Principe Marmolada
Passo del Tonale8.2Dolomieten, Italië
Piandineve
Commezzadura9.6Dolomieten, Italië
Tevini
Commezzadura9.2Dolomieten, Italië
La Moretina
Sulden Solda9.4Dolomieten, Italië
MyParadies
PinzoloDolomieten, Italië
Bellavista
Mezzana8.0Dolomieten, Italië
Garden
Olang ValdaoraDolomieten, Italië
Post Tolderhof
Folgarida5.8Dolomieten, Italië
Parkhotel Folgarida
Sulden Solda9.6Dolomieten, Italië
Bambi am Park
Seis am Schlern Siusi allo SciliarDolomieten, Italië
Mirabell Alpine Garden Resort & Spa
Kastelruth CastelrottoDolomieten, Italië
Apartments Scherlin
Livigno7.0Dolomieten, Italië
Intermonti
LivignoDolomieten, Italië
Chalet li Palu
Canazei8.2Dolomieten, Italië
Schloss Dolomiti
Rasen Antholz Rasun Anterselva10.0Dolomieten, Italië
Brötz
Wolkenstein Selva8.0Dolomieten, Italië
Serena
Campitello di Fassa8.8Dolomieten, Italië
Parkhotel Diamant
Seis am Schlern Siusi allo SciliarDolomieten, Italië
La Paula Apartments & Suites
Wolkenstein Selva8.0Dolomieten, Italië
Alpino Plan
Campitello di FassaDolomieten, Italië
Rubino
Wolkenstein Selva9.8Dolomieten, Italië
Antares
Sankt Ulrich Ortisei9.8Dolomieten, Italië
Rainell Dolomites Retreat
Sankt Ulrich Ortisei10.0Dolomieten, Italië
Genziana
Sankt Ulrich Ortisei10.0Dolomieten, Italië
Luna Mondschein
Meransen MaranzaDolomieten, Italië
Familienhotel Familiamus
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Who Is It For? Beginners, Intermediates, Experts and Families
The Dolomites cater to every ability level. Beginners benefit from a large number of gentle slopes and dedicated learning areas, well supported by 95 magic carpets and 122 platter lifts that make accessing beginner zones easy and stress-free. Families will appreciate the variety of terrain parks, ski schools and the manageable lift infrastructure, while intermediate and advanced skiers can spend days exploring long groomed cruisers, challenging off-piste lines and steep couloirs without repeating the same run twice.
Slopes and Lifts: Scale and Variety
With approximately 2,144 km of marked pistes and around 737 lifts, the Dolomites ski area is among the most extensive in the world. The lift fleet is modern and diverse, including 303 chairlifts, 153 gondolas and 50 cable cars for comfortable, high-capacity uphill transport, alongside drag lifts and rope tows for shorter connections. This means queue times are generally well managed even during peak weeks, and moving between valleys and sectors is straightforward thanks to the interconnected lift network.
Snow Reliability: What the Numbers Tell You
Snow reliability in the Dolomites can vary considerably from season to season, as the historical data shows. The best recent season was 2020/21, when the maximum recorded snow depth reached 120 cm, delivering excellent natural coverage across the area. However, the following winters were noticeably leaner, with maximum depths of just 20 cm in 2021/22, 20 cm in 2022/23, 27 cm in 2023/24 and only 10 cm in 2024/25. The Dolomites invest heavily in snowmaking infrastructure to compensate for lower natural snowfall, but travellers should check current conditions before booking and consider travel insurance that covers poor snow.
Apres-Ski and Atmosphere
The Dolomites combine Italian warmth and hospitality with a lively mountain atmosphere. After a day on the slopes you will find a wide range of mountain huts, traditional rifugios and village bars serving local wines, grappa and hearty Tyrolean-Italian cuisine. The area blends two cultural traditions, offering everything from quiet family-friendly evenings to more energetic apres-ski scenes depending on which resort hub you choose within the wider Dolomites network.
Getting There and Practical Tips
The Dolomites are accessible via several airports including Venice, Innsbruck, Verona and Bolzano, with transfer times typically ranging from one to two and a half hours depending on your destination within the area. Renting a car gives you the most flexibility given the spread of the ski domain, though shuttle and bus services connect the main resort towns. Book accommodations early for the Christmas and February school-holiday periods, when the 26 Nivosola-listed properties from EUR 262 per person fill up quickly. A multi-day lift pass covering the full Dolomites network offers outstanding value given the scale of terrain available.
Best Time to Go
January and February are generally the most reliable months for snow conditions and are ideal for keen skiers who want the best chance of good natural cover. March offers longer daylight hours, softer spring snow and a more relaxed atmosphere, making it popular with families and intermediates. Given the recent trend of below-average natural snow depths, mid-season travel in January or February gives you the greatest chance of fully open pistes and the best snowmaking conditions if natural snow is limited.
Villages in this ski area
Snow depth by winter
Snow reliability: Fair (52/100), based on altitude and historical snow depth.
Maximum snow depth (cm) per winter season. Source: Open-Meteo (ERA5).
Dolomieten on the map
Lifts and pistes based on OpenStreetMap.
Webcams in Dolomieten
📷 Bolzano - Bozen: Thaler Parfümerie
📷 Bolzano - Bozen: Thaler Parfümerie
📷 Bolzano - Bozen: Thaler Parfümerie
📷 Bolzano - Bozen: Stadt Hotel Città
📷 Bolzano - Bozen: Trentino - Alto Adige, Italia: Piazza Walter hd-str
📷 Bolzano - Bozen: Camera 3
📷 Vols am Schlern - Fie allo Sciliar: Camping Seiser Alm
📷 Kastelruth - Castelrotto: Seis am Schlern
FAQ about Dolomieten
How many km of pistes does Dolomieten have?
Dolomieten has approximately 2144 km of marked downhill pistes (source: OpenStreetMap).
How many lifts are there in Dolomieten?
Dolomieten is served by around 737 ski lifts.
What does a ski holiday to Dolomieten cost?
Accommodations in Dolomieten start from around €262 per person; Nivosola compares 26 options, refreshed daily.
Is there enough snow in Dolomieten?
Yes. Recent winters reached a maximum snow depth of around 120 cm. December to March is the most reliable period.
How much skiing is available in the Dolomites?
The Dolomites offer approximately 2,144 km of marked pistes served by around 737 lifts, making it one of the largest ski areas in the world. There is enough terrain to keep skiers of all levels busy for many weeks without repeating runs.
Is snow cover reliable in the Dolomites?
Natural snow depth has varied significantly in recent years, ranging from a strong 120 cm maximum in 2020/21 down to just 10 cm in 2024/25. The area relies extensively on snowmaking to maintain good piste conditions during lower-snowfall winters, so most groomed runs remain open even when natural snowfall is limited. Always check the latest snow report before you travel.
What accommodations are available through Nivosola for the Dolomites?
Nivosola lists 26 accommodations for the Dolomites area, with prices starting from EUR 262 per person. Options range across different comfort levels and locations within the wider ski domain, so you can find something that suits both your budget and your preferred base for exploring the slopes.