The skiing itineraries described in these pages, such as the Sella Ronda or the First World War ski tour, are excursions on skis, on well prepared ski slopes, served by rapid and comfortable lifts. They are thematic skiing tours, which wind around the beautiful Dolomites mountains.

The Sella Ronda, the ski circuit around the Sella massif, is the most famous ski tour in the Dolomites.

This merry-go-round for skiers, is the only one of its kind: a series of ski-lifts and downhill runs, all linked to one another and set against a background of woods, rocky peaks and expanses of snow that are nothing less than extraordinary. The slopes on the Sella Ronda themselves are of middling difficulty.

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The tour winds around Mt. Col di Lana, a battlefield during the 1st World War (1915 – 1918).

Including time for lunch you'll be on the move for up to 7 or 8 hours. You can follow the tour either in a clockwise or in an anti-clockwise direction and will cover almost 100 kilometres, with a good half day on skis and the rest divided between lifts and ski buses.

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From the villages of Corvara, Colfosco, La Villa, Badia and La Val get to Armentarola / San Cassiano by ski or public bus. From here public buses and taxis bring you to the Falzarego pass where the ski tour begins. At the Lagazuoi pass a cable car goes up to Mt. Lagazuoi, where you get a 360° view of the Dolomites mountains.

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The Santa Croce gourmet ski tour ranks among the best panoramic and gastronomic ski tours in the Dolomites.

The Santa Croce ski area is especially suitable for family excursions given the characteristics of the slopes and lifts which are ideal for young skiers too. You can taste local culinary specialities along the whole route, at the eight refuges which are part of this singular gourmet skitour

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From the valley floor at Colfosco, a modern cabin connects the Sellaronda runs to the small but famous Val Stella Alpina, a beautiful sunny bowl surrounded to the north by the crests of Sassongher and Campać and open to the south to a fabulous view over Val Mezdì and the Sella group. 

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Skicarosello is the name given to the skiing area that extends between Corvara, La Villa, San Cassiano and the plateau of Pralongià - Cherz.

It is a carousel of 25 ski lifts and over 80 km of slopes that you need a minimum of 2 days to explore fully. You do not need to follow a fixed itinerary.

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From December 2006 two of the main skiing areas in the Dolomiti Superski ski carousel, Alta Badia and Plan de Corones, are connected by a regular and comfortable ski bus service.

With the comfortable, 20 minute long ski bus connection, you can easily ski in both 1st class Dolomiti Superski ski areas Alta Badia and Plan de Corones/Kronplatz.

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