Destination guide

Arabba/Marmolada

Italy

Veneto

The Sella Ronda's highest, steepest and most snow-sure base

Is Arabba/Marmolada right for you?

  • The highest point on the Sella Ronda circuit, with the best snow record of any of its bases
  • Genuinely challenging pistes, including some of the steepest on the whole circuit
  • Direct access up to the Marmolada glacier, the Dolomites' highest peak
  • A small, quiet village that puts the mountain first
  • Heads up: The village itself is tiny, so don't expect much beyond a handful of hotels and restaurants.

Altitude range

1446–3269m

Season

Dec–Apr

Resort height

1602m

Claimed piste km

63km

Number of runs

43

'True' piste km

47km

Number of lifts

24

Kms linked area

400km

Linked to

Sella Ronda

Terrain mix

Terrain mix: 38% blue, 48% red, 14% black

Who this resort is for

Best suited to your skiing style

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Beginners

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True blue skiers

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Intermediates

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Expert skiers

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Off-piste

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Terrain parks

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Convenience

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Families

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Village charm

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Escape the crowds

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Non-skiers

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Après ski

Mountain food

On-mountain restaurants and quality

18

mountain restaurants

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Quality

Variety

Price

“Arabba/Marmolada is the Sella Ronda's highest and most snow-sure base, with genuinely challenging pistes and direct access to the Marmolada glacier. Best for stronger skiers who want the circuit's toughest terrain, with a small, quiet village that keeps the focus on the mountain."

Getting there

BZO · Bolzano

1h30–2h00

INN · Innsbruck

2h30–3h00

VCE · Venice

2h30–3h15


Map showing Arabba/Marmolada relative to Bolzano, Innsbruck and Venice

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