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Downhill skiing in the Dolomites: ski areas and slopes

Dolomiti Superski links 12 ski areas and around 1,220 km of slopes on one pass, with legendary runs and circuits like the Sellaronda.

Where to ski here comes down to twelve areas, all linked by the Dolomiti Superski pass. There are slopes for everyone: gentle blue runs for first-timers, panoramic reds, and a few blacks for skiers who trust their edges. This page pulls together the valleys and circuits where you can clip in, with what each one is like and how they connect.

The Sellaronda is the run everyone wants to tick off. You circle the Sella massif on skis, linking Val Gardena, Alta Badia, Arabba and Val di Fassa in a single day. There are quieter, family-friendly options too, like Val di Fiemme and San Martino di Castrozza. Want to know how the pass works, what it costs and when the snow is best? Read our guide to skiing in the Dolomites.