Events
Lots of events for a fun and interesting vacationsports
leisure
Mountain views
The views from all over the Fassa Valley are unique and always differentand admire
Val di Fassa
At the heart of the Dolomites,a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Sport
There are so many sports that can be practised in the Fassa Valleylight
to the most strenuous
Hiking
Trails, routes, equipped routes for all tastes and difficulties
The right skipass
The skipass is the card that allows you to access the ski lifts.
Which skipass is best for me?
The Val di Fassa offers numerous different ski areas where you can indulge your passion for skiing and snowboarding. You can also choose the type of ski pass that best suits your ability, where you want to have fun and when.
Types of skipasses based on the ski area
- DOLOMITI SUPERSKI
The Dolomiti Superski is the ultimate skipass. It allows you to ski on more than 1,200 km of slopes throughout the Dolomites, from Val di Fassa to Cortina d'Ampezzo, from Val Gardena to Val Badia. All ski lifts are included in the price. However, not all slopes are connected by ski lifts. In some cases, you will need to use public transport. In the Val di Fassa, the ski areas involved and connected directly to the Giro dei 4 passi (Four-step tour - Sellaronda) are: Belvedere (Canazei), Ciampac (Alba di Canazei), Col Rodella (Campitello di Fassa) and Buffaure (Pozza di Fassa). - VAL DI FASSSA. CAREZZA
This type of skipass allows you to ski only in Val di Fassa, excluding Moena. 110 km of slopes, 54 ski lifts. In addition to the ski areas mentioned above and directly connected to the Sellaronda, we have the Carezza ski area, reachable by car from Vigo di Fassa, and the Ciampedie ski area, reachable by cable car from Vigo di Fassa or by chairlift from Pera di Fassa. This type of ski pass also includes some lifts that allow you to return to Val di Fassa when you cross over into Veneto or South Tyrol. There are usually signs providing information on this. If you plan to do the 4 Passes Tour at least once a week, we recommend opting for the Dolomiti Superski pass. - ALPE LUSIA, SAN PELLEGRINO
This skipass allows you to ski in this ski area, accessible from Moena. 100 km of slopes, 3 snow parks. It includes the ‘La Volata’ slope at the San Pellegrino Pass, which has already hosted the Women's World Cup.
Types of skipasses based on age
- Children: children under 8 years of age are entitled to a 50% discount. If an adult purchases a ski pass of the same type and duration at the same time, the child's ski pass is free.
- Junior: minors are entitled to a 30% discount;
- Senior: if you are over 65 years old, you are entitled to a 10% discount;
- Supersenior: over 70 years old, the discount increases;
- Adults: full price. Family discounts may be available.
Types of skipasses based on duration
- Daily: lasts one day and is personal;
- Multiple daily: from 2 to 21 days, personal;
- Superdays: 10 days of your choice during the season, personalised;
- Seasonal: personal and lasts throughout the season.
Other discounts and services
- Families with children: both infants and minors receive a discount;
- Families with small children: skipasses can be exchanged between parents for a small additional fee.
- Superski Family: usable by multiple people, from 10 to 20 days per person during the season;
- Persons with a disability rating of over 51% are entitled to a discount.
- Hotel Skipass Service: when you purchase your skipass online, many hotels will collect it and deliver it to you upon arrival;
- My Dolomiti Card: rechargeable online, includes your ski pass. Free with your first purchase, €5 if not reused.
- Online purchase: 5% discount when purchasing at least 2 days in advance;
- Pick-Up Box service: when purchasing online, you can collect your ski pass from the automatic ticket machines without having to go to the office.
Please note: to obtain discounts, you must provide the relevant documents: identity card, family status certificate, etc.
This page is intended solely to provide a brief overview of the various types of skipasses and the discounts available.
We cannot guarantee the accuracy of the figures provided, as skipass prices may vary over time.
To learn more about these topics and make a purchase, visit the official website at Dolomiti Superski
Dolomiti SuperPremière
from the start of the season until 20 December 2025
- 4 days of accommodation and skipass for the price of 3
- 8 days of accommodation and skipass for the price of 6
- Ski school and equipment hire at special prices
- The promotion is valid in all accommodation facilities participating in the initiative in the Dolomiti Superski areas open during the period indicated.
- To obtain the skipass discount, you must collect the voucher issued by your accommodation provider.
Dolomiti Springdays L
From 15 March to 21 March 2026
- 7 days accommodation for the price of 6
- 6 days of skipass for the price of 5
- Ski school and equipment hire at special prices
- The promotion is valid in all accommodation facilities participating in the initiative in the Dolomiti Superski areas open during the period indicated.
- To obtain the ski pass discount, you must collect the voucher issued by your accommodation provider.
Dolomiti Springdays S
From 22 March 2026 until the end of the 2026 season
- 4 days of accommodation and skipass for the price of 3
- Ski school and equipment hire at special prices
- The promotion is valid in all accommodation facilities participating in the initiative in the Dolomiti Superski areas open during the period indicated.
- To obtain the skipass discount, you must collect the voucher issued by your accommodation provider.
Experience the mountains
What does a holiday in the mountains mean, especially in the Dolomites? Why set off in the morning with a backpack on your shoulders and follow the path that leads to the sky, first through the silent woods and then beneath towering rock faces? It's not poetry, it's reality.
Each of us will answer differently, and differently every day. Because the mountains are life, they are emotion, they are the warmth that fills you as you observe the ever-changing views. Because we have the mountains inside us.
From the photo gallery
Photos from Val di Fassa: images you could see in real life. The Fassanews.com photo gallery.
The Contrin mountain hut
Rosebay Willowherb (Epilobium angustifolium)
The Sella Group as seen from Cima Undici in the Monzoni
Upcoming events
Sellaronda Bike Day
June 6, 2026
Dolomites passes
On Saturday, 6 June 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., all Dolomite passes around the Sella will be reserved for cyclists. The Sellaronda Bike Day is now in its 20th edition, and the Sella, Gardena, Pordoi, and Campolongo passes will be closed to motorised traffic and reserved exclusively for cycling enthusiasts. Participation is open to everyone and does not require registration. We recommend riding counterclockwise.
HERO Südtirol Dolomites
June 13, 2026
Dolomites
On Saturday, 13 June 2026, the 16th edition of the Hero Südtirol Dolomites mountain bike race will take place on the trails and roads around the Sella group. Starting from Selva Valgardena at 7:10 a.m., it will pass through Canazei and Campitello di Fassa in the morning before heading to Val Duron. There are three routes to choose from, measuring 60, 71 or 86 kilometres. The roads will not be closed to traffic.
