Opening Calendar:

• November 22: Col Gallina.
• December 4: Tofana Area (including the brand-new Lacedel–Socrepes gondola).
• December 5: Faloria, Cristallo, San Vito, and Misurina.
• December 23: Falzarego–Lagazuoi Cable Car.

Special opening:

From February 19th to 28th, numerous slopes in the Tofana ski area will reopen

• 25 – Socrepes
• 26 – Redoncè
• 27 – Roncato
• 29 – Col Taron
• 31 – Valon
• 32 – Canalone
• 36 – Caprioli
• 37 – Labirinti
• 38 – Tofanina

[!IMPORTANT] The Stratofana and Schuss slopes will remain closed to allow for technical preparations for the Paralympic Games (March 6–22, 2026).

Access and Logistics

• TRANSPORT: We highly recommend using the Skibus S 33, which runs every 15 minutes.
• PARKING: free access (from Feb 23 to Feb 28) is available at the following areas without the need for a pass:
  • Socrepes
  • Ex Meloncino
  • Son dei Prade
  • Piè Tofana

Skipass: news and 2025/26 promotions

This year, we have designed flexible solutions to help you make the most of the slopes, especially with the upcoming Olympic events.

• Pre-Olympic Skipass: A brand-new formula allowing access to the slopes until January 31, 2026.
• Upgrade Formula: Those who purchase the Pre-Olympic pass can extend its validity until the end of the season (available for purchase immediately or during the winter).
• The Exclusive Deal: By purchasing the upgrade at the same time as the Pre-Olympic pass, you receive a supplement for 4 flexible days of your choice across the entire Dolomiti Superski area.
• Limited Edition Gadgets: Every purchase includes the Olympic “My Dolomiti Card” featuring exclusive Milano Cortina 2026 graphics and a commemorative gift (collect at the Skipass Offices in via Marconi 20).

Top Offers:

• Dolomiti Superpremière (until Dec 20, 2025): 4 days of holiday for the price of 3.
• Dolomiti Spring Days (March 2026): Special packages for spring skiing (L and S formulas available).
• Early Bird: 5% discount for those who purchase their skipass online.

Olympic Special: where to ski during the games?

The winter of 2026 will be historic. Cortina will host the Olympic and Paralympic Games, turning the town into the center of the world. Here is how slope accessibility is organized to ensure an unforgettable experience for everyone:

1. Until January 26, 2026: The entire ski area is open and accessible (except for technical closures on the Olympia and Labirinti slopes starting January 12).
2. From March 16 to the end of the season: All areas return to full accessibility.
3. During the Games (Jan 26 – March 15): You can still ski! While certain zones are reserved for competitions (Socrepes, Pomedes, Col Druscié, Ra Valles), 90 km of slopes out of 120 remain open.

Recommended Areas During the Olympics:

• Faloria–Cristallo Area: A “natural balcony” with a direct view of the Olympic competition slopes.
• Lagazuoi and 5 Torri: Spectacular scenery and directly connected to Alta Badia.
• Misurina, Auronzo, and San Vito: Ideal for those seeking peace and quiet outside the competition perimeter.

Useful info: safety and mobility

• Safety on the Slopes: New regulations are in effect. Starting this season, helmets are mandatory for everyone, regardless of age.
• Traffic & Transport: An enhanced urban and extra-urban transport plan is active.
• Car Passes: Residents, workers, and seasonal skipass holders can request a car pass for the Olympic period via the dedicated portal.