The Marmolada Ski Area , where the eternal snows of the Marmolada glacier reign supreme , boasts perfectly groomed slopes and modern ski lifts. Together with Arabba, they form a ski area that has much to offer both skiers and snowboarders, a high-altitude resort where snow is never in short supply and the slopes are always in excellent condition thanks to daily slope maintenance.
There are many themed routes for those who love alpine skiing, among which the "MARMOLADA TOUR " is worth mentioning, ideal for those who want to dedicate a whole day to the Queen of the Dolomites, whose summit can be reached from Malga Ciapela or Arabba, via Porta Vescovo, the Ornella slope, the Padon and Fedaia passes up to Punta Rocca, the highest point of the Dolomiti Superski. From here, a few meters below the summit of the glacier, a panorama of incomparable beauty opens up before the eyes of skiers, a panorama that only the Queen of the Dolomites can offer. The longest slope in the Dolomites (12 kilometers) , the Bellunese, is spectacular, leading from Punta Rocca to Malga Ciapela, descending along the slope of the Marmolada glacier, where the troops of the Austrian Kaiserjäger and the Italian Alpine troops once faced each other.
Or " the Tour of the Four Passes ," also known as the "Sella Ronda," is one of the most famous tours in the Dolomites. The ski route that circles the Sella massif offers scenery of incomparable beauty and is suitable for skiers of all levels. Arabba and Malga Ciapela are ideal starting points. The route winds along slopes of varying difficulty, connecting with the ski areas of the neighboring valleys, for a total of 40 kilometers immersed in a splendid setting of forests and mountains among the most famous in the entire Dolomite range.
Ski Touring on the Marmolada
Another important feature of the Arabba-Marmolada area lies in the ski mountaineering offer which makes these areas the best for "seal skin lovers".
The itineraries that depart from Arabba are many and all evocative. The ones that head towards the Pordoi Pass and the majestic Sella Group on the same snow are truly unmissable, the scene every winter of great ski mountaineering classics such as the Sella Ronda Ski Marathon, which brings thousands of enthusiasts from all over the world to the Dolomites, or the Lors da Reba which departs from Arabba and arrives at the top of Passo Pordoi. Spectacular and unmissable Val Mesdì and Val Lasties, two classics of off-piste skiing. After the ascent surrounded by the pure white of the snow that shines in the sunlight and impacts with the limpid blue of the clear sky we will be able to dive down what are defined by experts and enthusiasts as two of the most beautiful descents, for snow and landscape, off-piste in all the Dolomites.
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