Val di Fiemme piste map

Val di Fiemme, nestled in the picturesque Dolomites of Italy, includes seven distinct resorts: Alpe Cermis, Alpe di Pampeago, Bellamonte - Alpe Lusia, Cavalese, Latemar, Passo Lavazè - Oclini, and Passo Rolle. Together, they provide an enchanting escape for ski and snowboard enthusiasts with 120 km of diverse pistes. Plan your perfect ski holiday in advance: download the latest Val di Fiemme piste map to familiarize yourself with the trails and lifts ahead of time.

Val di Fiemme ski resort piste map

Download it here, or pick up a copy at ticket offices and information points throughout Val di Fiemme.

Val di Fiemme piste map downloads

Click on the links below to download the latest Val di Fiemme, Obereggen piste map

1. Val di Fiemme piste map pdf
2. Val di Fiemme piste map jpg

Val di Fiemme best ski pistes

Val di Fiemme, part of the Dolomiti Superski, offers 43% blue, 41% red, 15% black terrain across varied Alpine valleys.

• Olimpia (Blue - Intermediate): A historic piste with gentle gradient and wide turns.
• Torre di Pisa (Red - Intermediate): A red featuring moderate pitch and fine grooming.
• Agnello (Red - Intermediate): Flowing red with subtle rollers and mountain views.
• Paradiso (Red - Intermediate): Wide and meandering, perfect for carving up high.
• Oberholz (Blue - Intermediate): Tree lined blue that’s calm and quiet.
• Pala Santa (Black - Expert): Steep black run with technical sections.
• Lastè (Black - Expert): A final black chute requiring strong control and commitment.

Val di Fiemme in brief

• Ski resorts: 7
• Lowest lift: 860 m
• Highest lift: 2,388 m
• Downhill total length: 120 km
• Ski pistes: 100
• Types of pistes: 43 blue, 41 red, 15 black, 1 ski route
• Ski lifts: 36

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