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Set within a sun-drenched valley in the heart of the Dolomites, Alta Badia ski resort blends traditional Ladin heritage, world-class skiing, and Michelin-starred dining. Stretching 16 km through South Tyrol’s most scenic landscapes, the region offers a warm, authentic atmosphere alongside some of the most spectacular slopes in the Dolomiti Superski area. For those seeking a refined yet welcoming retreat, our luxury chalets in Alta Badia promise style, comfort, and unforgettable views of the surrounding peaks.

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Where to Stay in Alta Badia

Comprising six charming villages - Corvara, Colfosco, San Cassiano, La Villa, Badia and La Val - Alta Badia offers a diverse range of accommodation.

Corvara, the main hub of the region, is a skier’s paradise, with access to the greatest volume of slopes and nowhere in the village more than 500 metres from the main lift base. The Col Alto gondola also provides direct access to the Sella Ronda circuit.

Colfosco (1,645 m) sits directly on the Sella Ronda, with several Alta Badia ski chalets offering ski-in/ski-out convenience and panoramic views.
San Cassiano (1,545 m) is renowned for its serene atmosphere and stunning hillside setting, making it an ideal destination for those seeking relaxation.
La Villa (1,430 m) is the largest village, offering a swimming pool, ice-skating lake, and a range of stylish Alta Badia chalets.
Badia and La Val are more traditional and rustic, perfect for those craving serenity and unspoilt alpine charm.

Alta Badia isn’t just about the skiing; it’s also about indulgence and luxury. The region boasts a selection of top-notch resorts that provide a perfect blend of cosy comfort and world-class amenities, so after an exhilarating day on the slopes, you can retreat to your luxurious abode and unwind in style.
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View of Alta Badia ski area — ©Alta Badia/Freddy Planinschek

What Sets Alta Badia Apart?

The Ski Area:

Part of the Dolomiti Superski area, Alta Badia gives access to an extraordinary 1,200 km of interconnected pistes across 12 ski regions, including the world-famous Sella Ronda circuit. The ski terrain is varied and confidence-building, featuring wide, well-groomed slopes that are perfect for families and intermediate skiers, as well as excellent connections to more challenging areas nearby.

Off The Slopes:

However, Alta Badia is just as famous for its gastronomy as its skiing.

Home to two Michelin-starred restaurants, it’s the perfect place to experience refined alpine cuisine and traditional Ladin flavours, accompanied by a superb selection of South Tyrolean wines.

Beyond skiing, you’ll find boutique shopping, 50+ artisan and designer stores, and plenty of opportunities to unwind in style, from cosy wine bars and tea rooms to vibrant après-ski venues with live music.

Families and non-skiers can enjoy ice skating in Corvara, tobogganing in San Cassiano, and snowshoeing in Colfosco, while summer transforms Alta Badia into a paradise for hiking and mountain biking.

Alta Badia offers a perfect blend of stunning Dolomite scenery, exceptional skiing, and authentic Italian charm. What sets it apart is the variety of beautifully groomed slopes for all levels, paired with world-class mountain dining.
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Frequently asked questions

What’s the best time to visit Alta Badia for a ski holiday?

The ski season in Alta Badia runs from mid-December to early April, with peak snow conditions typically between late December and March.

How high is Alta Badia?

Alta Badia is situated at an altitude of 1,500 metres above sea level, while skiers can reach an impressive 2,778 metres at the top of the Lagazuoi cable car in the Dolomiti Superski area, ensuring reliable snow throughout the season.

How do I get to Alta Badia?

The closest airport to Alta Badia is Innsbruck, located 130 kilometres away. Other convenient options include Venice (180 km) and Verona (210 km). The resort is also accessible by train, with the Bruneck-Brunico station just 37 kilometres away.

Is Alta Badia a good destination for non-skiers?

Absolutely. Non-skiers can enjoy winter hiking, spa days, fine dining, boutique shopping, and cultural experiences across the six Alta Badia villages.

Is Alta Badia suitable for beginners?

With more than half of the ski area classified as easy, Alta Badia is an excellent choice for beginners. Each village features ski schools and nursery slopes, and nearly the entire resort is accessible to novice skiers. The resort also offers flexible lift passes, including one designed specifically for beginners.

Is Alta Badia a family-friendly ski resort?

With a variety of childcare services and play areas available in each of the villages, Alta Badia is an excellent ski resort for families. Children will be entertained both on and off the slopes, with attractions like the Kids Funpark in Colfosco, as well as activities such as tobogganing and ice-skating.

What facilities can I expect in a luxury chalet in Alta Badia?

Expect beautifully designed living spaces, wellness zones with saunas and steam rooms, ski rooms, fireplaces, and panoramic terraces overlooking the Dolomites.

Skiing in Alta Badia

Alta Badia Ski Resort Information

Resort Altitude: 1500m
Slopes Altitude: 1325 - 2778m
Pistes: 130 km
Pistes (Dolomites Superski): 1200 km
Lifts: 53
Nearest Airport: Innsbruck -130 km (2hrs 15 min)
Blue Slopes: 54%
Red Slopes: 40%
Black Slopes: 6%

Six villages make up Alta Badia - Corvara, Colfosco, San Cassiano, Badia, La Villa and La Val. The undisputed centre of Alta Badia, Corvara, is well-located in a hiking and skiing hotspot on the Sella Ronda with access to the “Dolomiti Superski” lift network. Situated on the edge of the UNESCO Puez-Odle Nature Park, Colfosco offers stunning scenery and is a starting point for the panoramic Sella Ronda ski circuit. San Cassiano is home to the largest cross-country ski carousel in Europe, whilst Badia is a quiet spot with a rustic character.

La Villa has a central position, surrounded by the Pue-Odle and Fanes-Senes-Braies Nature Parks. It is also home to the Gran Risa slope where the World Cup giant slalom takes place each year. Finally, La Val has an impressive number of hiking trails, including the scenic Tru di Pra.

Alta Badia has a vast ski area which links directly to the Domoliti Superski network, giving you access to 500 km of pistes. The Alta Badia ski area boasts 130 km of pistes with slopes positioned between 1,300 and 2,788 metres above sea level. The resort has a privileged position directly on the Sella Ronda, the world-renowned ski tour around the Sella massif, so is ideal for those who like to cover long distances.

With fantastic nursery slopes and a number of excellent runs to progress to, Alta Badia is perfect for beginners. There are plenty of rewarding red runs for intermediate skiers and experts can enjoy some steep skiing at La Villa, including the famous World Cup giant slalom Gran Risa piste.

For those who like to practice tricks, the main Snowpark is impressive with 14 boxes, 10 rails and 17 kickers.

Skiing in Alta Badia in Italy — ©Alta Badia/Andre Schoenherr

Best Bars & Restaurants in Alta Badia

Alta Badia is extremely proud of its gastronomic scene with four Michelin stars within a 15 km area; three stars for Norbert Niederkofler from the St. Hubertus restaurant at Hotel Rosa Alpina in San Cassiano and one star for Nicola Laera from the La Stüa de Michil restaurant in Hotel La Perla, Corvara.

However, there are also some superb restaurants serving delicious local Ladin cuisine. I Tabla is just one example; serving hearty plates of homemade dumplings, barley soup and polenta with sausage, this is Ladin cuisine at its best. At Piz Boe Alpine Lounge, you have a choice between a formal à la carte menu served in an elegant dining room, or a choice of traditional flavours such as polenta, pasta or gnocchi in a self-service area. Another favourite for local dishes is Maso Runch in the rustic village of Badia. For impressive views try Utia Las Vegas and for the best pizza, Fornella in Corvara is a must.

Alta Badia has plenty of fun bars and cosy taverns where you can enjoy a tipple or two. Traditional apres-ski drinks in this region include eggnog with hot milk or cream, a Pinecone Schnapps or the famed “Jargetee” made from rum, sugar, black tea and herbs. On the run down to San Cassiano, Utia de Bioch is a great place to stop for a couple of beers or a glass of wine. For a more ‘après’ vibe, L’Murin is a favourite among locals with DJs and themed parties throughout the season. For more refined après, look no further than L’Got, a stylish bar serving cocktails, infused gin and an excellent selection of wines.

If you’re looking for late-night entertainment then an evening at Club Moritzino is a must. Situated at 2,100m above sea level, Moritzino hosts the ultimate Alpine party every Wednesday and Saturday night. Reached via the cable car or a snowcat, enjoy a delicious dinner and dancing before returning on foot or by snowcat to the village of La Villa.

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Top Activities & Events in Alta Badia

If you don’t ski, Alta Badia still has plenty to offer; scenic snowshoe tours, sledging, horse-drawn sleigh rides, ice skating and panoramic flights are all possibilities. You can also learn more about the Ladin culture by taking a cookery class or visiting one of the museums or art galleries in the region.

Proud of its gastronomic roots, Alta Badia hosts 'Gourmet Ski Safaris' throughout the winter season. Stop off at a number of mountain huts where Michelin-star chefs treat you to delicious dishes from the region. Also popular is their 'Sommelier on the Slopes' programme in which you ski from hut to hut accompanied by an expert sommelier and ski instructor, tasting the best wines from the region.

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Cuisine in Alta Badia — ©Alta Badia/Alex Moling

Summer in Alta Badia

It comes as no surprise to see Alta Badia just as busy during the summer months as in winter. The green valleys, 360-degree panoramas and mountain backdrop make this region a honeypot for hikers and cyclists. The region has special ‘Moviment’ parks, combining Nordic walking with fitness and Kneipp therapy.

Mountain bike enthusiasts can tackle high-octane mountain biking at the Bike Beat Trails, but if you want to take things a little easier then why not rent an E-bike from one of the sharing points dotted around Col Alt, Piz La Ila and Piz Sorega. With hairpin bends and Dolomite passes providing ideal training conditions, road cycling is also popular here.

Golfing is another big draw; the nine-hole golf course in Corvara, is, at 1,700 metres above sea level, one of the highest golf courses in Europe and offers ideal playing conditions from June to October. Alta Badia is also iconic in the world of climbing and the region has a well-developed network of via ferrata, climbing tours and climbing parks to tackle.

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How to get to Alta Badia

Alta Badia is conveniently situated within the South Tyrolean Dolomites within easy reach of several airports. The most convenient airports are those of Northern Italy, Innsbruck and Munich. From Venice and Innsbruck airports, the transfer time is around 2.5 hours.

The nearest train stations to Alta Badia are Brunico (37 km), Bressanone (65 km) and Bolzano (65 km via Gardena pass road). From Munich airport, the journey takes a little over 5 hours to Brunico, whilst the journey from Milan Malpensa takes 6 hours.

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