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Corvara in the Dolomites: A Historic Alpine Destination
Nestled at the foot of the majestic Sassongher mountain, Corvara is the oldest tourist resort in Alta Badia, located in the heart of the Italian Dolomites. As early as the 18th century, travellers were drawn to this enchanting alpine landscape. In 1946, Corvara made history with the construction of Italy’s first chairlift, a symbol of its pioneering role in mountain tourism. Despite its modern development, Corvara has preserved its authentic charm as a traditional South Tyrolean village.
Winter Holidays in Corvara: Skiing in Alta Badia & the Sellaronda
Corvara is a top-rated ski resort in the Dolomites, offering direct access to the famous Ski Area Alta Badia, as well as the Sellaronda and Great War ski tours.
Ideal for all levels, the area features a variety of blue and red slopes, while advanced skiers can explore more challenging descents.
Cross-country skiing enthusiasts will enjoy scenic trails leading to the picturesque Pisciadù waterfall.
Summer Holidays in Corvara: Hiking, Bike & Golf
In summer, Corvara becomes a paradise for hiking, outdoor activities and cycling tours in the heart of the Dolomites. Popular destinations include the Pralongià plateau, Sassongher peak, and Piz Boè, where you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views.
Road cyclists and mountain bikers (MTB) can explore legendary Dolomite passes such as the Sella, Gardena, Campolongo and Pordoi, all accessible directly from Corvara. The area hosts popular events like the Sellaronda Bike Day, offering car-free roads and stunning alpine scenery.
Just outside the village, you’ll also find a scenic 9-hole golf course, perfect for relaxing after a day of mountain adventure.
Where to Stay in Corvara: Hotels, B&Bs & Holiday Apartments
No matter the season, Corvara offers a wide selection of hotels, B&Bs, holiday flats and mountain lodges, perfect for couples, families and groups. The town is also known for its excellent restaurants, après-ski bars and cosy pubs, offering vibrant nightlife and local cuisine in a welcoming alpine atmosphere.