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- The Olimpia track, a 7.5 km long run featuring an altitude difference of 1.350m
- The opportunity to ski at night
- One of the five best rated ski resorts in Trentino
On the slopes
This very special ski region reaches from southern South Tyrol to northern Trentino and has more than 49 Kms of slopes. There is a huge variety of slopes for all abilities with 18 state-of-the-art lifts. Modern snow cannons ensure skiing fun no matter the weather and you can ski in all three resorts using the free shuttle service which runs between them.
In the Ski Center Latemar mountain huts you will find traditional Trentino, South Tyrol and Val di Fiemme dishes. In addition to gourmet cooking, they all have sunny terraces and offer music and entertainment. All the huts are beside the ski runs and you can reach them on skis or on foot. For three days a week you can ski and sledge at night too.
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Easy Slopes (Blue)10
Medium Slopes (Red)22
Difficult Slopes (Black)8
Snow parksYes
Resort Height1000 m
Top Station Height2600 m
KM of Skiing49
Number of Lifts18
Airport Transfer2 hrs 15 from Verona
Après-ski
After a brilliant day on the slopes, you can stop off at the mountain huts and umbrella bars. Or take a thrilling snowmobile ride to a ski lodge for dinner. In all the ski resorts, after skiing, there are plenty of opportunities to have fun. There are also some popular night spots in the valley which offer music and entertainment.
The resort
Cavalese, where district services are located, is the chief town of Val di Fiemme with its 3,600 inhabitants. It stretches across a fluvial and glacial terrace where the valley reaches its maximum width. In winter it can offer its visitors numerous ski lifts, especially in the skiing area of AlpeCermis, as well as cross-country skiing at the bottom of the valley and in Lavaze Pass.
Skiing in Val di Fiemme
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FAQs
Find the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions.
Once your school ski trip is booked, it is safely in our hands. We will only ask for your assistance in understanding your specific requirements and you will be responsible for ensuring that the dates on our checklist are adhered to. During the process, we will also ask you to provide accurate student and teacher names, passport and dietary requirement details where appropriate.
Full ski and snowboard hire including helmets are included, however children need to provide their own clothing.
We offer you all the advice and support you require – every step of the way. Rest assured; we organise everything. Or you could sign up for a SCO (Snowsport Course Organiser) course.