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CORTINA SKI AREAS

Faloria - Cristallo

24 slopes (5 black runs, 11 red runs, 8 blue runs) with a total of 44 km.

The Faloria area has slopes at every level of difficulty and magnificent views of the Ampezzo Valley and the Dolomite peaks.

From Rio Gere a new 4-seater chairlift takes you to Son Forca and the slopes of Cristallo, famous for having been the launch pad for champion Alberto Tomba. There are 12 mountain refuges in this area.

Tofana

30 slopes (6 black runs, 12 red runs, 13 blue runs and 6 green runs) with a total of 47 Km. 

Venue for the women's alpine ski world championship races. From the beginner slopes in the lower area you can quickly reach the technically demanding slopes higher up, such as the Canalone and the famous Schuss.

The Freccia nel Cielo cable car takes you up to Col Drusciè (middle station) and Ra Valles with the highest slopes in Cortina at 2.500m. Take the ski-tour Olympia route along the unforgettable slopes of the 1956 Olympic races, which today host the Women’s Ski World Cup. There are 15 mountain refuges and restaurants in the area.
Only for expert skiers, the beautiful and scenic black run Vertigine Bianca is one of only two slopes in Cortina which are not prepped, giving skiers the possibility to enjoy fresh snow on an eco-friendly and zero impact run.

Lagazuoi - 5 Torri - Giau - Cortina Delicious

11 slopes (5 red runs, 6 blue runs) with a total of 29 Km.

The Lagazuoi 5 Torri Giau - Cortina Delicious area is connected to the Falzarego Pass by the Averau Troi lift. A short cable car takes you from the Falzarego Pass to the Lagazuoi Refuge (2,750m), from where you can admire some of the most impressive Dolomite peaks, such as the Marmolada, the Sella group, the Civetta, the Pelmo and the Tofane.

The Great War Ski Tour takes skiers along the Dolomite front and skirts Col di Lana. The area boasts 12 mountain refuges and refreshment areas.
The Super8 Ski Tour is a must-do experience when skiing in Cortina, with splendid views of the most famous Dolomite peaks.
Armentarola is the most fascinating slope in the Dolomites. The 8 ½ km long Armentarola is without a doubt the most famous slope in the Dolomites and one of the most beautiful ski runs in the world. Arriving from Cortina d’Ampezzo or Badia, take the Lagazuoi cable car from the Falzarego pass, which in only three minutes arrives at an altitude of 2.800m. Once you reach the top, stop to enjoy the breathtaking panorama from the terrace of the Lagazuoi refuge, famous throughout the world for its spectacular views of the Dolomite peaks. The Armentarola slope unfolds along the foot of the imposing Fanes mountain, in an enchanting fairy-tale valley surrounded by majestic castles of rock and frozen waterfalls, making this magical descent an endless flow of thrills and surprises.

OFF THE SLOPES

Fat Bike, Sledding, Snowkite

Snowshoeing

AND MUCH MORE

Cortina is also Queen of Italian lifestyle, culture and gastronomy and there is no lack of options for those wishing to savour the winter mountain without skis, or simply spend some time relaxing in slow mode. The resort offers a calendar packed with major international events.

The perfect Winter Holiday