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Dolomiti Superski and the Alta Badia Cable Car Consortium

Entertainment, sports & sustainability – a winning team

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There are only a few mountains or alpine ranges in the world that are as unique and legendary as the Dolomites.

The Dolomiti Superski ski area, with its 450 lifts and 1,200 kilometres of pistes in a total of 16 ski areas in the provinces of Bolzano, Trento and Belluno, aims to be the region's figurehead 365 days a year.


Practising tourism requires a great sense of responsibility. Together with the associated ski areas, Dolomiti Superski has developed a strategy for the protection of the natural heritage focusing on reliable and authentic sustainability. Well aware that every company emits carbon dioxide (CO2), the Dolomiti Superski Consortium is primarily dedicated to safeguarding and promoting a healthy and liveable environment for future generations.

Therefore, criteria have been defined in order to optimise production processes, so that emissions always remain within the limits determined by the technological development:

* Reducing automotive traffic by favouring lift facilities;
* Reducing energy and CO2 consumption;
* Monitoring of the amount of water actually required for technical snowmaking in order to reduce water consumption;
* Increasing renewable energies;
* Introducing methods for environmental measurement and certification;
* Heat map showing the utilisation of each lift facility in real time.

Each and every procedure is examined with great attention to its viability and admissibility.

The Alta Badia Cable Car Consortium

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In accordance with the goals of the Dolomiti Superski Consortium, the Alta Badia cable car cooperative has been committed to sustainability for several years now through a variety of initiatives. Among others by

* using fuel-efficient vehicles and environmentally friendly engines (e.g. electric drive);
* using green and renewable energy;
* using low-noise snow cannons and automated snow depth measurement on the slopes;
* introducing a snow management system and transparent snowmaking management to monitor the snow level on the slopes.