Ranked 2nd of 234 Ski resorts
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Overview
Alta Badia is famous for its beautifully groomed slopes and stunning Dolomites scenery. It caters to all levels, from beginners to advanced skiers, and is particularly known for its excellent carving runs. While powder skiing is available, it's the pristine groomers that steal the show. The resort boasts a vibrant après-ski culture with a wide range of dining options, from cozy mountain huts to gourmet restaurants. The ski town is lively and offers a mix of traditional charm and modern luxury, appealing to a broad range of visitors.
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jas - expert skier
Jan, 12 - 2025
beautiful resort, well-connected so you really can explore the whole mountain (amazing glacier run too)
there are quite a lot of small towns so you can choose where to stay, not loads of nightlife if thats what youre looking for but some really lovely places & nice bars on the mountain. theres not a big party apres scene, but plenty of places for a spritz in the sun (& not just after -ski!)
Kamile - intermediate snowboarder
Jan, 11 - 2025
Honestly one of the best resorts around Europe on a good budget. Selaronda provides a good fun for someone that wants to be on the run all the time. Not that many options for a rowdy Apres ski, yet a lot of hutes around with good music and fairly cheap drinks (compared to London). Good food on the slopes at cafes too!!
Elisia - beginner skier
Jan, 9 - 2025
Headed to the Corvara this year to learn how to ski and it was brilliant. I took some lessons from the ski school & by day 3 I had improved a lot. The runs are relatively easy and barely any queuing for lifts etc. 100% would recommend!
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