TreValli

Falcade-Passo San Pellegrino, Moena-Lusia, and Bellamonte form the Tre Valli Ski Area . This ski area, with 100 kilometers of perfectly snow-covered slopes , 26 ski lifts, and numerous welcoming mountain huts where you can stop to admire breathtaking views and indulge in traditional mountain cuisine, is an ideal destination for families.

In the area there are slopes of varying difficulty and length. The longest and most famous is the “track in love”, 10 km from Col Margherita in Falcade where you can try your hand at downhill skiing, telemark and snowboarding.
Much appreciated by fans of the table is lo Falcade Snow Park in Le Buse in Falcade.
Lovers of Nordic skiing, for which there is a real tradition in Falcade, they can instead train and practice their favorite sport in a 10 km ring located in the town center, 2 of which are lit for night skiing, included in the circuit SuperNordicSkipass which certifies the cutting-edge cross-country skiing centers thanks to first-class structures and high quality standards. Finally, also in Falcade there is a natural ice skating rink.

The Ski Tour of Emotions , along with the others offered on the Dolomiti Stars slopes, is one of the most well-known and popular ski itineraries in the Dolomites. Starting from the Molino area, just a short distance from Falcade, you can easily reach the highest point of the ski area, Col Margherita , which, at 2513 meters, offers a panorama of incomparable beauty of the Focobon, the Monzoni Group, the Marmolada, Pelmo, Civetta , and other surrounding peaks. From here, the slope descends, which for several years has hosted the now famous Gigantissimo Tre Valli and where the athletes of the Italian national ski team regularly train.

New for the past few winter seasons is the Col Margherita Freeride Experience , a true snow paradise for those who love to move safely away from the groomed slopes in search of thrills. The trail, easily accessible using the Col Margherita cable car, a prestigious lift system with two 100-passenger cabins that transports you from Passo San Pellegrino (1918 m) to Col Margherita (2513 m) in just a few minutes, is equipped with appropriate signage, a gate with ARTVA testing, and qualified personnel able to report the presence of avalanche risk, low snow cover, or poor visibility that might prevent a descent. A timely emergency response service is available, managed in collaboration with the State Police and Alpine Rescue.