the 3 Peaks Dolomites area is perfect for anyone who wants to really relax while enjoying some of the best infrastructure and scenery there is for skiing. The huge area covering 3 individual resorts is quiet even in peak season and it's rare to have to queue for any of the lifts. They've massively invested in the lift system over the past 5 years so most of the lifts are fast, comfortable and often have heated seats. accommodation tends to be in family run hotels but these are excellent value especially on a 3/4 board basis. Almost all have a spa and wellness area as part of the package. Not many chalets but there are apartments available if you do some research. Apres ski has been quiet but as the resort grows they are introducing more events at the end of the day plus some festivals and floodlit skiing. All the mountain restaurants and cafes are first class. The skiing is almost all on groomers and there's everything from long nursery slopes to one of the steepest blacks in Europe to entertain you plus some beautiful long cruise traverses on the '3 peaks ski tour' (no climbing needed) which offer something really special to link up the Sesto/Moos area with Val Comelico and the Kreuzberg Pass. Cross Country is popular in the area and very well catered for at all levels if you fancy something different. If you want more of a challenge you can add any of the Dolomiti Superski resorts to you pass and go explore the resorts on the Sella Ronda (Corvara, Val Gardena etc) or Cortina where there's more off piste as well as some opportunities for ski touring.

Plenty of ski runs for all skill levels. Excellent scenery. Impeccable Italian cuisine. A lot of hotels offer hut tub, sauna and spa facilities. This is a place you can go every year.