The Skiers' Guide to Comprensorio Ski Civetta

It was a quick 3 days stay so not a lot of time to check the whole resort. This was a paid trip by my sister and she took care of all the logistics. The area and facilities were great, but I am not an expert in Ski resorts so nothing yo compare it too. Lovely break nonetheless

Great skiing, lots of wide runs which are good for beginners, but also variations for more advanced. The views of the mountains are beautiful! Its a very family friendly resort. The only downfall is there isnt a party Apres ski bar.

A small resort that has some great runs last time went with my family and a friend he got cocky and asked to go down a gnarlier run and I thought f*ck it took him down skied with him and saw a guy zoom past thought that was a challenge and went with him bombing it got to the bottom and thought f*ck liam waited like ten mins and sat to grab a beer, see my dad fly down and thought strange mom and dad ski together look up the mountain after a bit and see my mom babying him down and cracked up. This place has grooms that put American Olympic runs to shame its a great place to catch a lift with no lines but be ready to not have any amenities

Excellent resort for a weekend. Good parking area close to the lifts. Big parking area a little bit far, with a free bus for the most crowded days.
The lifts are very efficient. There is an area for the beginners. Several eating points.
Wonderful panorama with the mounts Civetta and Pelmo.
It's not connected with the other areas of the Dolomiti Superski, but it's included in the "grande guerra tour" with a short trip via bus.
The city has a minimarket with everything that can be necessary. There are several hotels.
There are not many places to go in the evening, after dinner.

There are some very long slopes. Some of this are always shaded and so in those slopes the quality of the snow is always very good.