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Skiing During Milano Cortina 2026

 

An untouched winter, beyond the Olympic spectacle

 

The Dolomites are lit by Olympic light.
While the world turns its eyes to Milano Cortina, the mountains here keep their natural rhythm. Snow, perfectly groomed slopes, warm hospitality: winter in Alta Badia doesn’t change.

No competitions take place here, no restrictions are imposed, and nothing alters the experience you know and love. Lifts are running, slopes are impeccably prepared, and all services are fully operational. Each day begins with the profile of the peaks in the morning and ends with the crunch of snow beneath your skis.

For those who want to feel the spirit of the Games up close, the events are just a few kilometers away. For those who simply want to enjoy the mountains as every winter, everything remains the same.

Alta Badia. The same winter you love, even in an Olympic year.

An Olympic year, a winter to experience

Real-time conditions and openings

For the latest information on slope openings, snow conditions, lift schedules, and transportation across the Dolomiti Superski area, Dolomiti Superski provides accurate, easy-to-access updates.

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Same slopes, same snow, same pleasure

For those who want to feel the atmosphere of the Games, the events of Milano Cortina are just a few kilometers away. For those who prefer to focus on the mountains, the slopes, and the lifts, everything here remains unchanged. Alta Badia offers the same authentic experience as always, without changes or restrictions, with the freedom to ski and enjoy the mountains as every winter.

Mobility and access

Spectator parking is located in the 5 Torri area and is available by online reservation only, for both private vehicles and organized shuttles. From the parking, official shuttles run directly to the center of Cortina, from where the competition areas can be reached on foot. The Tourism Cooperative Alta Badia also runs transfers with buses and minibuses between Alta Badia and the 5 Torri parking, providing a convenient and coordinated service for both visitors and residents.

Questions
among the peaks

Absolutely. The ski lifts and runs in Alta Badia operate as usual, even during the pre-Olympic and Olympic period. The valley does not host any competitions and no special restrictions are in place.

Yes. With snowmaking and daily maintenance, the runs are always perfectly groomed, the slopes remain in top condition, and the lifts are reliable from the first run to the last of the day.

For up-to-date information on access and traffic, please refer to the official bulletin of the Province of Bolzano.

No. Prices remain transparent and consistent, with no increases related to the Olympic year.

Yes. The Sellaronda and the First World War ski route remain open and fully accessible.

Slopes and snowparks, the fun is yours

Alta Badia and Dolomiti Superski, a winning team

A network of 1,200 piste kilometres, 450 lifts, snowpark and fun slopes for more and more fun day after day.  

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