Independent guide, not the tourist boardWe do not sell lift passesUpdated November 2026

Skiing in Val di Fassa

Val di Fassa has six ski areas with 157 slopes, 195 km and 76 lifts. The 2026-27 plan is Passo San Pellegrino-Falcade from 28 November 2026 and the others from 4 December 2026, closing 29 March or 4 April 2027 depending on the area. Dates can change, so confirm with the operator.

By Fassavalley.com editors · Updated

The six areas

Area Slopes Length Lifts
Moena-Alpe Lusia 24 25 km 8
Belvedere-Col Rodella 32 33 km 22
Buffaure-Ciampac 18 23 km 12
Carezza 31 40 km 13
Catinaccio 9 14 km 6
Passo San Pellegrino-Falcade 43 60 km 15

Source: fassa.com, checked 8 November 2026.

Planned 2026-27 dates

  • Passo San Pellegrino-Falcade: 28 November 2026 to 4 April 2027.
  • Moena, Belvedere-Col Rodella, Buffaure-Ciampac: 4 December 2026 to 4 April 2027.
  • Carezza and Catinaccio: 4 December 2026 to 29 March 2027.

These are planned dates published by the tourist board; snow conditions can change them. Your ski day can continue toward the Sella Ronda through Dolomiti Superski. News for the 2026-27 season is on dolomiti.it; we did not read the price PDF, so check the pass price with the operator.

Getting around

Guest Card holders get a reduced fare on the ski bus (fassa.com; details not fetched). See getting there for the Saturday and Sunday Fly Ski Shuttle from airports.

Where to stay for skiing

Choose the village by the lift: Canazei for Belvedere, Campitello for Col Rodella, Pozza for Buffaure, Moena for Alpe Lusia. See where to stay.

Check hotels in Canazei

Check hotels in Moena

We do not list ski-school or equipment-rental prices. Ask your hotel or the operator and compare.

Frequently asked questions

When does the ski season start in Val di Fassa?

Planned 2026-27 openings are 28 November 2026 for Passo San Pellegrino-Falcade and 4 December 2026 for Moena, Belvedere-Col Rodella and Buffaure-Ciampac, per fassa.com. Dates can change.

When does it end?

Planned closing is 4 April 2027 for Moena, Belvedere-Col Rodella, Buffaure-Ciampac and Passo San Pellegrino-Falcade, and 29 March 2027 for Carezza and Catinaccio.

How big is the ski area?

Six areas with 157 slopes, 195 km and 76 lifts, according to fassa.com (November 2026).

Can I ski the Sella Ronda from Val di Fassa?

Yes: Canazei (Belvedere gondola) and Campitello (Col Rodella) connect to the circuit, which needs a Dolomiti Superski pass. See our Sella Ronda page.

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