Civetta

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Last review 8 months ago

Slopes

80 km
Mixed
Green
13.7 km 6 pistas
Blue
29.7 km 13 pistas
Red
25.1 km 11 pistas
Black
11.4 km 5 pistas

Season 2025/2026

Previous

December 5, 2025

April 6, 2026

Community Scores

Media 4 /5
Snow quality
4
Grooming
4
No queues
5

Information & Sources

Data Source Official Website
Required level
Beginners Mixed Advanced
Combined ski passes

Dolomiti Superski

Updated May 8, 2026
Altitude
Máxima 2200m
Mínima 1100m
Vertical drop
1100 m
Desnivel

Ski Map

FORFAIT PASS
Precio/Día

86.00€

Resort website

Weather

Updated: Aug 2, 2026, 10:23 AM
Week outlook Check the detailed forecast
Storm risk Up to 14 mm of precipitation
Sun, Aug 2 Today

24° 13°

Wind 12 km/h
Precipitation 0 mm
Snowfall 0 cm
Mon, Aug 3

25° 14°

Wind 11 km/h
Precipitation 2 mm
Snowfall 0 cm
Tue, Aug 4

25° 14°

Wind 13 km/h
Precipitation 0 mm
Snowfall 0 cm
Wed, Aug 5

27° 17°

Wind 11 km/h
Precipitation 1 mm
Snowfall 0 cm
Thu, Aug 6

25° 17°

Wind 11 km/h
Precipitation 1 mm
Snowfall 0 cm
Fri, Aug 7

17° 14°

Storm risk
Wind 7 km/h
Precipitation 14 mm
Snowfall 0 cm
Sat, Aug 8

19° 12°

Wind 8 km/h
Precipitation 4 mm
Snowfall 0 cm

Source: Open-Meteo

About the resort

🏔️ History
Nestled beneath the majestic Mount Civetta, this area blends the centuries-old traditions of villages like Alleghe and Zoldo with pioneering mountaineering history. The modern ski resort was developed to link these authentic valleys, becoming a key part of the Dolomiti Superski network and the evocative Great War Ski Tour.

☀️ Best days
From the second week of January onward, or mid-week throughout the season. It provides a much quieter, more authentic Dolomites experience compared to its highly commercialized neighbors.

🚫 Days to avoid
Sunny weekends in February, when the resort sees an influx of local and regional day-trippers.

💡 Community tip
Considered a "hidden gem," it's ideal for intermediate cruisers and scenery lovers. Arrive early for empty slopes and plan for an early lunch to beat the rush at the mountain huts. Don't miss night skiing in the Val di Zoldo sector, which boasts one of the largest floodlit ski areas in Europe.

Nearest Airports

Venice Marco Polo Airport

VCE
120 km
120 min drive 180 min by train

Treviso Airport

TSF
110 km
105 min drive 160 min by train

Verona Airport

VRN
200 km
160 min drive 240 min by train

Train Stations

Belluno

Direct transfer available
50 km
60 min drive transfer

Longarone

Direct transfer available
30 km
40 min drive transfer

🚗 Main access: The Civetta ski area encompasses Alleghe, Selva di Cadore, and Val di Zoldo. From the south (Venice/Treviso), take the A27 autobahn north until it ends at Belluno. From Belluno, you can continue towards Agordo and then to Alleghe (SS203), or exit at Longarone to drive up into the Val di Zoldo (SP251).

⚠️ Winter driving: The ascent from Belluno towards Agordo and Alleghe follows a deep, narrow gorge but is generally well-maintained in winter without extreme mountain passes. Driving up Val di Zoldo from Longarone is curvier. Winter tires or snow chains are legally required and essential, especially if you drive between the resort villages, as the crossing over the Forcella Staulanza pass is frequently snow-covered.

Local Tips

💡 Night skiing in Zoldo: If you stay in Val di Zoldo, you'll be treated to fantastic night skiing on the floodlit slopes of Pecol. It's an incredible experience and the lifts are directly accessible right from the village.

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