Destination guide

Val di Fassa

Italy

Trentino-Alto Adige

A relaxed, good-value gateway to the Sella Ronda

Is Val di Fassa right for you?

  • Direct access to the Sella Ronda circuit from several linked villages
  • Noticeably better value than the more glamorous Sella Ronda bases like Alta Badia
  • A choice of villages (Canazei, Campitello, Moena) to suit different budgets and tastes
  • Strong Ladin culture and cuisine running through the whole valley
  • Heads up: The villages are more workaday than picture-postcard, so it's the skiing rather than the scenery on the doorstep that's the draw.

Altitude range

1320–2485m

Season

Dec–Apr

Resort height

1465m

Claimed piste km

55km

Number of runs

24

'True' piste km

41km

Number of lifts

35

Kms linked area

400km

Linked to

Sella Ronda

Terrain mix

Terrain mix: 13% blue, 74% red, 13% 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

39

mountain restaurants

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Quality

Variety

Price

“Val di Fassa is a relaxed, good-value gateway to the Sella Ronda, with a choice of linked villages to suit most budgets. Best for skiers who want the full circuit experience without the prices of Alta Badia or Cortina, with genuine Ladin culture running through the valley."

Getting there

BZO · Bolzano

1h15–1h45

INN · Innsbruck

2h15–2h45

VRN · Verona

2h30–3h00

Train · Bolzano

60 min

Map showing Val di Fassa relative to Bolzano, Innsbruck and Verona and the Bolzano train station

Want to know more about the Sella Ronda circuit, the scenery and the mountain restaurants?

Ski holidays in Val di Fassa