Corvara and Colfosco

Overview

Corvara and Colfosco are both delightful villages nestled in the Alta Badia region of the Dolomites and have been enjoyed by British skiers for many years. Perfectly located on the Sella Ronda circuit, they have easy access to the main slopes including connections to Arabba, Selva, Val di Fassa and the Marmolada Glacier.

Corvara rivals Selva as a base from most points of view, the exception being that of experts who have to travel in search of challenges. Corvara takes some beating for families and novices, as well as for intermediates wanting undemanding terrain amid stunning Dolomite scenery. The distances you can cover are huge too. In overall scale, the network rivals the famed Three Valleys in France. The excellent value Dolomiti Superski lift pass includes more than 1,000km of slopes.

Colfosco is a smaller, quieter satellite of Corvara 2km away. It has a fairly compact centre with a group of large hotels spread along the road from Corvara towards Passo Gardena and Selva, enjoying splendid views of the Gruppa del Sella. Colfosco is connected to Corvara and the clockwise Sella Ronda circuit by a gondola. In the opposite direction, a gondola goes towards Passo Gardena where excellent nursery slopes can be found 

Offslope/apres ski

<p>Fairly quiet, après ski but there are a few bars that are lively at the end of the ski day. In Corvara&nbsp;there&#39;s a covered ice rink, indoor tennis courts, an outdoor climbing wall and snowshoeing. The Posta Zirm pool and spa is open to the public by reservation, and there is a toboggan run up the road towards Arabba at Cherz.</p> <p>Although Colfosco is a small place, there are some restaurants. Black Hill is a popular place for excellent wood fired pizza, and Mathiaskeller is recommended for apres beers and excellent risotto.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>

Overview

Very picturesque resorts which are ideal for families and beginners

At a glance

Pistes:
1220 kms
Resort height:
1568 metres
Top station:
3342 metres

Suitability

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Positives

  • One of the best locations, where Alta Badia meets the Sella Ronda
  • Pleasant, relaxed villages
  • Local slopes suit novices, and a vast network for intermediates

Negatives

  • Few challenges locally for experts
  • Some walking may be involved
  • Alta Badia still has plenty of drags and slow chairlifts

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