Ski Resorts and skiing in the Dolomites

If you love Italy, and you’re a big fan of getting out on the slopes then we can’t recommend enough that you head to the Dolomites. In northern Italy, there are many small ski resorts, some isolated, and some with better snow cover during the winter than others, but if you’re looking for a multi-resort, impressive and well supported ski area, then look no further than DolimitiSuperski. The Dolomite Super Ski area is a huge collection of impressive ski resorts and slopes covering a huge geographical area that is similar to places like Chamonix in terms of being well supported by free ski buses to take you from accommodation and small towns up to the ski lifts 🚠.
Prices in our opinion can be slightly better than those, perhaps in France with regard to ski hire and all the extras like eating outside. If you like Italian cuisine, then it’s a no brainer to be skiing in Italy and enjoy fantastic food in the evenings.
Even though skiing in the Dolomites is spread over a vast area, you can connect many of the resorts by taking ski lifts the top of the mountains, and linking up onto opposite slopes. In fact, you can ski all around the area in effectively, a big circle or square called TheSellaronda or La Sellaronda. Take on the fantastic challenge of skiing all day on this wonderful huge circuit.