Alta Badia

Incredible ski resort for families and people who enjoy natural beauty! Huge Skiing Area, Many Lifts, Lots of Blue runs, delicious food all over the slopes, Fun Apres! There is a lot to praise, but I can't find anything to complain about. Want to be back here soon!

A picturesque gem in the Dolomites, one of my favorites! Stunning landscapes, world-class skiing, and rich Ladin culture. A perfect blend of outdoor adventure and gourmet experiences, with excellent trails, slopes, and Michelin-starred restaurants. Whether winter or summer, it does not matter - an unforgettable destination!

Our favourite family ski zone.

Wow! stayed in Covara over Xmas 22 For 7 days for a family skiing trip. There is plenty of skiing to suit all abilities. Good lift system and loads of great food huts on the mountains. We loved skiing the sellaronda in both directions. The views and scenery are amazing. Will definitely revisit in the future

Wonderful time spent here: perfect ski slopes, wonderful landscapes, delicious food and friendly staff everywhere.

Awesome place for skiing. Have been there in march during work days so slopes were not full at all.

Our first visit and what a beautiful place…we will definitely be back. Great walks and treks and wonderful people….ciao Bella Italia.

Always amazing in the dolomites

In 2010 I came here for 4 days to snowboard with friends and fell in love with the breathtaking view of the Dolomites. No wonder Unesco declared these mountains as a world heritage! Alta Badia is considered as the top ski resort for beginners/ intermediate because more than 50% of the pistes are piste azzurre (blue =beginner runs. Equivalent to green slopes in America) and 40 % of the pistes are red/medium-difficulty. It would be an understatement to say Alta Badia has plenty of lifts.... there are more than 50 lifts! The reason why it has so many lifts is because Alta Badia is made of 6 villages - Corvara, Colfosco, La Villa, San Cassiano, Padraces, & Sella Ronda. These villages are all linked together so you can ski at any of them except Sella Ronda. Padraces is considered the easiest pistes and Sella Ronda is known for more challenging runs but you need the Superski pass to get a direct access. There are nearly 100 slopes and the snow condition is fantastic!! I personally prefer Obereggen more but Alta Badia is just as fun and beautiful, and perhaps has better apre-ski scene. P.S.- At the mountain huts, try the delicious goulash!!!