Val di Fassa Ski | Ski Val di Fassa | Val di Fassa Ski Resort

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Location
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1-10 Cable cars
11-18 Gondolas
Bar/Restaurant

Essentials
Resort Height

1320m-1460m

Transfer time

Verona 2 hrs 30 mins

Typical costs

• small draught beer €3 • bottle of house wine €6 • glass of Coke €2.50 • cup of tea/coffee €2.50 • pizza €8 • sandwich €3

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high altitude skiing

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Bristol, Edinburgh, London Gatwick, Manchester
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Advanced Ski Rating

4

Intermediates Ski Rating

5

Beginners Ski Rating

3

Snowboarding Rating

4

More about the skiing in Val di Fassa
So what's it like?

The exhilarating skiing of the Dolomites and an unmistakable Italian atmosphere

The beautiful broad sunny Val di Fassa is one of the treasures of the spectacular Dolomites area of north-east Italy. Arguably the most beautiful mountain range in Europe, and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2009, the pink and orange hues of the craggy peaks change colour from daybreak to twilight. We feature the main villages of the valley, Canazei, Campitello and Pozza.
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Ski information

Beginners

Novices at Canazei can start on the village slope before taking the Belvedere gondola to the wide, undulating runs at Pecol. Campitello has one beginners' run at village level and at the top of the Col Rodella cable car several blue runs.

Intermediates

From Canazei and Campitello there is direct access to the famous Sella Ronda. This 36km route encircles the Sella Massif and can be used to ski the extensive areas of Arabba, Corvara, Colfosco and Val Gardena.

Advanced

The main challenge for experts will be to put as much mileage as possible under their skis. Try the run under the cable car at Alba or the Men's Downhill runs in Val Gardena and La Villa. The north facing slopes at nearby Arabba provide some of the most challenging skiing in the Dolomites.

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Nightlife

Plenty of jolly, unpretentious bars, where the atmosphere is always cheerful and convivial. In Canazei try: · The Stua dei Ladins, Montanara Bar, Rosengarten and Lieber Augustin. In Campitello try: · Da Giulio, Ton Tin rock which always has a party 'till the early hours.

Activities

Ice skating (Alba, Campitello & Pozza), bowling (Alba), cross-country skiing, night skiing (Pozza di Fassa), snowshoe walking, paragliding, ice hockey matches (Alba)

Eating out

Good choice of cafés, pizzerias and restaurants, most at extremely reasonable prices · Pizzas from approx. €5 · 3-course dinners from approx. €16 · In Canazei the Kaiserstube, Pizzeria Italia, La Stalla, El Pael or El Cervena.

Private Transfer

From Verona
One-way (arrival) from £44 pp.
Return from £84 pp.

Families

Pepi Penguin Club (6mths-4yrs)
Pepi Penguin Club open to all guests staying in Canazei, located in Chalet Violetta.
Whizz Kids Club (4-11yrs)
Also located in Chalet Violetta
Pre-booking is essential.
Please note: some accommodations are located up to a 30 minute walk or 10 minute bus ride away from the Violetta.

Special offers for holidays between Dec 2013 to Apr 2014

· Kids ski free: Free pass for child born after 26/11/06 when accompanying adult buys same pass. Free helmet for children when hiring skis/board & boots.
· Senior savers: Discounted lift pass available for adults born before 26/11/47.