Alpe Lusia - Moena/Bellamonte

From Moena in Val di Fassa, the ski resort stretches across Alpe Lusia towards Bellamonte, which is part of Val di Fiemme. Most of the ski pistes are above the treeline. Modern chairlifts and gondolas link this winter sports resort in the Dolomites. Once on the slopes, you can enjoy stunning views of Rosengarten, Langkofel, Pale di San Martino, Latemar and Lagorai. Freestyle enthusiasts can find ideal terrain in Snowpark La Morea.

Worth knowing

Alpe Lusia ski resort offers perfectly groomed slopes for all levels of difficulty. Most pistes are very wide, and in the upper part of the ski resort they lead into the valley over treeless slopes. In the lower part of the resort, pistes run through forest clearings to the base stations. The pistes on the Moena side are intermediate and difficult, while the slopes on the Bellamonte side are mostly easy. You can enjoy wonderful panoramic views of the Dolomites.

All slopes at the ski resort have snowmaking.

There are valley runs from the slopes. Valley runs lead to the Ronchi and Castelir base stations. The valley run leads down to Moena (without a lift connection).

Longest run

The longest run here is Lastè-Castelir, 6.2 km long, with a vertical drop of 790 m. Pistes 45, 47 and 48 take you from the highest point of the ski resort to the Castelir base station

Most difficult run

The most difficult run is Piavac, 1.3 km long, with a vertical drop of 430 m.

Snowparks

Snowpark / fun park.

There is no halfpipe.

Features

Speed measurement - free. On the Direttissima Le Cune slope.

Timed racecourse - free. On the Dolomitica and Direttissima Le Cune slopes

Modern gondolas take you to Alpe Lusia ski resort from Ronchi (Moena) and Castelir (Bellamonte). The ski resort has three high-speed detachable four-seater chairlifts with weather protection. All slopes are linked by very modern lifts, protecting skiers from wind and weather. Button lifts and magic carpets for children and beginners are also available at the resort.