Ski Holidays in Corvara

Both Corvara and Colfosco have been popular with British skiers for many years. Both are located in the Alta Badia area of the Dolomites ski area forming part of the enjoyable Sella Ronda circuit. The Alta Badia area covers 130km of skiing, but the larger area on the Dolomites pass, is an impressive 1220km of pistes and includes the ski resorts of Arabba, Selva and Val di Fassa. The Ski Range is between 1568m and 2750m.

The scenery around the Dolomites is spectacular and every skier should try to see it and ski it!

The skiing here is suitable for every level of skier and snowboarder but favours intermediates to advanced skiers especially.

The local pass covers the skiing in La Villa, Pedraces and San Cassiano.

Corvara its self, offers a range of boutique shops, cafes and some lively après ski bars, where ski boot dancing is the norm. Colfosco is a pretty village next door and shares the same welcoming feel and is also well placed to enjoy the skiing in the sunny Alta Badia and the South Tyrol.

We offer a larger choice of hotels in Corvara than we do in the less popular Colfosco, call our team if you have any questions.

Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Snowboarding

Language
Italian/German
Currency
Euro

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Why Ski in Corvara?

Corvara is well positioned with village lifts heading off to Selva, Arabba and San Cassiano – almost equal distances away. A long gondola heads out towards the Sella Ronda circuit, and two fast quads head out in the opposite direction towards Colfosco. The area around both lifts can get very congested at times. New for the 2006/2007 season a gondola is to replace the old chair to Col Alto.

Piste Map

Pistes

Km of Piste
130km

Black
3
Red
18
Blue
44

Altitudes

Resort Altitude
1568m
Highest Piste
2750m

Expert Ratings

Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Snowboarding

Beginners skiing in Corvara

There is a small nursery area in the village and lots if easy runs to progress to.

Intermediates skiing in Corvara

Intermediates are well catered for in Corvara. The slopes are superb for cruising and there is a vast network of interconnected slopes to explore. The more adventurous intermediates can head for the steeper pistes above La Villa.

Advanced skiing in Corvara

Very few slopes offer challenge and most are short. Arabba has the best steep runs on the Sella Ronda circuit, with challenging blacks and reds.

Snowboarding in Corvara

Beginners can make fast progress on gentle slopes. A few draglifts are still around, but can be avoided. There is a terrain park on the way to San Cassiano.

Sporthotel Panorama

Corvara, Italy

Half Board Hotel
Sleeps 100

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