1 / 8Passo San Pellegrino / Falcade is in Val di Fassa, Italy. The resort has 15 lifts serving guests.
Trail information
Passo San Pellegrino is a true paradise in the heart of the Dolomites. Modern lifts, beautiful and meticulously groomed pistes, fantastic scenery and a wide choice of accommodation make this ski resort an ideal destination. This winter sports area links Passo San Pellegrino with Falcade. In Passo San Pellegrino, the slopes are arranged around the village, while an aerial tramway leads to Col Margherita (2 513 m). From Col Margherita, great slopes descend towards Falcade. Other highlights include powerful snowmaking, plenty of family-friendly activities, a large snowpark and welcoming mountain huts.
Good to know
Most of the slopes at this ski resort lie in the heart of the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. They are fairly wide and perfectly groomed. There is a wide choice of pistes of different lengths and difficulty levels. Everyone will find something here, from beginners to experts. Cross-country trails and wave runs provide additional variety.
Total: 67.5 km
Additional information
All slopes have snowmaking capability.
There is a descent into the valley. They lead to the San Pellegrino Valley and Falcade.
Longest run
Col Margherita - Falcade. Length: 11 km. Vertical drop: 1323 m. From Col Margherita (2 513 m), down the Innamorati piste to the base station in Falcade.
Most difficult run
La VolatA. Length: 2.4 km. Vertical drop: 630 m. Since 2016/2017, this black run has descended from Col Margherita to Passo San Pellegrino. It has a gradient of almost 50%
Snowparks
Snow Park / Fun Park.
Halfpipe.
Features
Timed racecourse - free On the Panorama and Saline-Lago Cavia slopes
Most lifts at the ski resort are modern and fast. Around Passo San Pellegrino, the slopes are linked by fixed-grip and high-speed detachable chairlifts, as well as button lifts and magic carpets. An aerial tramway also runs from Passo San Pellegrino to Col Margherita (2 513 m). From Falcade, a modern gondola takes you to the ski area at Le Buse. Beginners have access to a magic carpet and button lifts. High-speed chairlifts quickly take you to Col Margherita. Several chairlifts have protective hoods.
Maps
Lifts
- 1Aerial trams
- 1Gondola lifts
- 9Chairlifts
- 4T-bars and platters
- 2Magic carpets
Webcams
Video
Contacts and opening hours
Mid · 1 852 м
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Average monthly snowfall at Passo San Pellegrino/Falcade
Snowfall per month - cm. Below each bar - how many days it snowed that month. Observation data for the last 3 completed seasons.
Accommodation
Moena






Other accommodation near the resort
What visitors say about the resort
Passo San Pellegrino is praised for its snow and quiet atmosphere: at 1,900 metres, the pass holds its snow cover longer than neighbouring areas, while crowds are noticeably smaller than in the Dolomites' more famous valleys. The well-groomed red pistes are a particular highlight.
Criticism focuses on its size - around sixty kilometres - and its location away from the Sella Ronda: reaching it requires a bus. Visitors also complain about the limited après-ski and evening life.
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