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The Marmolada Ski Area is the most beautiful ski area in the Dolomites. On a clear day, the terrace you can reach using the cableway that leaves from Malga Ciapela, offers views of the Austrian Alps, as well as right out over the Dolomites on all sides. From the 3265 m altitude, you can ski down over 1800 m along the 12 km “La Bellunese” run, one of the finest slopes in the Alps.
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Marmolada, often called the "Queen of the Dolomites," offers a truly unique skiing experience in Veneto, Italy. It is the highest peak in the Dolomites and features the region's only significant glacier, which allows for an extended ski season. Skiers can enjoy "La Bellunese," one of the Alps' longest and most spectacular runs, stretching over 12 kilometers from the glacier's summit to Malga Ciapela. This iconic descent provides breathtaking panoramic views and a fantastic journey through diverse terrain. Marmolada is also an integral part of the vast Dolomiti Superski area, connecting to extensive networks of slopes.
Marmolada, often called the "Queen of the Dolomites," offers breathtaking hiking opportunities in Veneto, Italy. As the highest peak in the Dolomites, its trails provide unparalleled panoramic views of the surrounding UNESCO World Heritage landscape. Hikers can experience a diverse range of routes, from challenging glacier crossings and exhilarating via ferratas to more accessible scenic paths. The region also holds significant historical importance, with remnants of World War I visible along some routes, adding another layer to the adventure. Whether seeking high-altitude challenges or stunning natural beauty, Marmolada provides a truly memorable hiking experience.
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