San Martino di Castrozza is a hidden gem in the Dolomites. With wide slopes, reliable snow, and the picturesque village as your base, it’s the ideal resort for those looking to enjoy the beauty of the Dolomites while skiing in a serene environment.
Beginners: San Martino di Castrozza offers plenty of nursery slopes and beginner-friendly terrain. The dedicated beginner area, tucked into the forest near the village, provides a perfect setting to learn. Once you’ve gained confidence, you can explore the wide, smooth blue slopes like the Col Verde run, which offers both gentle descents and beautiful mountain views.
Intermediates: Intermediates will love the well-groomed red runs and cruisy blues that make up the majority of the resort’s terrain. The 3 km-long Tognola Uno run, winding through pine forests, is a highlight for those looking to take in the spectacular views while cruising down the mountain.
Advanced: While San Martino di Castrozza’s slopes are mostly intermediate-friendly, advanced skiers can test their skills on the Paradiso black run in the Passo Rolle area. For those seeking fresh powder, after fresh snow, the quieter slopes and tree-lined areas offer great opportunities for powder skiing.
Snowboarding: Freestyle enthusiasts will enjoy the San Martino SnowPark in the Tognola area and Rolle Railz Park, both featuring a variety of features to test your skills.
Plan ahead your perfect ski vacation at San Martino di Castrozza: download the latest San Martino di Castrozza piste map and explore the trails and lifts ahead of time to ensure an unforgettable skiing experience.
Within the large variety of Italian ski resorts, San Martino di Castrozza is an ideal choice for families, thanks to the resort’s manageable size, friendly village atmosphere and excellent facilities for children.
Snow activities: Cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, night skiing
Non-skiing activities: Horse-drawn sleigh rides, winter hiking, Spa and wellness centers, craft boutiques and shopping
The après-ski scene in San Martino di Castrozza is laid-back and cosy. Whether you prefer sipping a spritz on a sun terrace or sharing skiing stories over a local beer, the après scene here is all about unwinding in a welcoming atmosphere. For those seeking a little more excitement, there are occasional live music events and social gatherings.
The resort is home to a range of dining options, from rustic alpine huts serving hearty local dishes to elegant village restaurants. Don’t miss the chance to try Trentino specialties such as polenta and speck, alongside classic Italian fare.
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