San Martino di Castrozza

San Martino di Castrozza is located in the beautiful Dolomites. The unforgettable views of Pala di San Martino (the Pala range) and traditional hospitality make a winter holiday in San Martino di Castrozza something special. The slopes extend from 1,404 to 2,357 m and offer all levels of difficulty, different gradients and plenty of variety. There are slopes suitable for both experts and beginners. Beautiful cross-country trails round out the offer at San Martino Castrozza.

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San Martino di Castrozza offers wide, well-groomed slopes, some of which are located in high alpine terrain. There are slopes of all difficulty levels, but most are intermediate. Punta Ces, Cima Tognola and Alpe Tognola offer beautiful views of the Pala range. Less experienced skiers and snowboarders will feel at home at Malga Ces, Alpe Tognola and Col Verde. Valley runs lead mainly through wide forest clearings to the bases.

Total: 60 km

Ski area connections

The slopes on Punta Ces, Cima Tognola and Alpe Tognola are linked. The Pra-Nasse ski meadow, Col Verde and Rolle Pass are not directly connected.

150 snow cannons cover \u0001 % of the slopes.

There is a valley run from the slopes. Valley runs lead to the village of San Martino di Castrozza from Punta Ces and Col Verde. From Alpe Tognola, the valley run leads to Fratazza, approximately 1 km from the village of San Martino di Castrozza.

Longest run

The longest run here is Fantasia 2000, extending 5 km with a vertical drop of 934 m.

Most difficult run

The most difficult run is Direttissima, extending 2.5 km with a vertical drop of 700 m.

Ski area routes

A ski tour in Parco da Sciare.

Snowparks

“Snowpark Alpe”: there is a beginner line, a halfpipe is in operation, and a boardercross course is nearby. According to the resort's official website.

Night skiing

Night skiing is available at the ski resort.

The San Martino di Castrozza ski resort has almost exclusively chairlifts. Two of them are detachable (high-speed), and one is equipped with weather protection. The other chairlifts have fixed-grip systems and therefore operate more slowly. A gondola runs from the Fratazza base station to Alpe Tognola. An eight-person gondola runs from the village to Col Verde. An aerial tramway goes to Rosetta. There are also several lifts for beginners.