Arabba/Marmolada · Ski area

Skiing in Arabba/Marmolada in the Dolomiti Superski

Ski Area Porta Vescovo
Lifts and ski pass Ski Area Porta Vescovo

The Porta Vescovo Ski Area is the side of Arabba that climbs up to Porta Vescovo, above 2,500 metres, with the Marmolada behind it and the Sella group in front. From the village you get there with the Funifor cable car a...

7 lifts, 18 slopes (22 km)
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Arabba / Plan Boè
Lifts and ski pass Arabba / Plan Boè

Arabba / Plan Boè is the sunny side of Arabba, at the heart of the ski area and a stage of the Sellaronda. The Burz chairlift starts right in the village; the Le Pale and Campolongo chairlifts take you to the Bec de Roce...

6 lifts, 12 slopes (10 km)
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Padon Marmolada
Lifts and ski pass Padon Marmolada

Padon Marmolada is the side at the foot of the Marmolada, above Malga Ciapela. The four-seater Padon chairlift links the Queen of the Dolomites with the Sellaronda and is the main starting point of the Great War ski tour...

2 lifts, 8 slopes (8 km)
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Also called the Queen of the Dolomites, the Marmolada is the highest mountain group in the Dolomites. At 3,265 metres above sea level, it towers over the Belluno area and Trentino, offering skiers and hikers the most beautiful Dolomite panorama of all. From the terrace of Punta Rocca, which can be reached by cable car from Malga Ciapela, on clear days you can admire both the Venice lagoon and the Austrian Alps.

Not far from the Marmolada, lies the small village of Arabba with its ski lifts, a true paradise for those who love nature and winter sports. Friendly and authentic hospitality is the pride of the various accommodation facilities ready to welcome you.

The Arabba/Marmolada Ski Area, part of the Dolomiti Superski ski area, boasts 60 km of slopes and 26 new-generation lifts, and is the access point for both the Skitour Sellaronda and the Skitour of the First World War.

Among the slopes of varying levels and difficulty, worth mentioning are the black slopes of Arabba and the La Bellunese slope on Marmolada, 12 km long and considered one of the most beautiful slopes in the entire Alpine arc, leading from the 3,265 metres of Punta Rocca to Malga Ciapela.

In Arabba, skiers find what they are looking for on the slopes for true connoisseurs. First of all, the 3.6 km long Fodoma with 804 metres of altitude difference, one of the most difficult black slopes in the entire Dolomiti Superski, love it or hate it. Another very beautiful black slope is the 3.3 km long Sourasass with 749 vertical metres in the Porta Vescovo area. Last but not least are the 1 km long La Burz piste and the Ornella variant, a connecting piste between the Ornella and Sourasass.

If skiing is not the priority on your holiday, the Arabba/Marmolada area offers snowshoeing in unspoilt nature, day or night skating on the ice rink, climbing icefalls with ice axes and crampons, or scenic tours on the cross-country skiing trails.

How to get to Arabba/Marmolada

How to reach Marmolada by car
- From the south: take the A27 'Venezia-Belluno' motorway, then take the SR203 Agordina road to Cencenighe. Continue in the direction of Alleghe and then towards Rocca Pietore;
- From the north: on the A22 Brennero motorway, take the Egna-Ora exit, then follow the signs for Canazei and drive along the Fedaia Pass.

How to get to Arabba by car
- From Belluno: drive along the Agordina regional road to Alleghe. Continuing straight on, through Caprile and Livinallongo, you arrive in Arabba.
- From Verona/Bolzano: take the A22 motorway or the SS12 to Karneid. Pass Ponte Gardena and take the Strada 242 to Selva di Val Gardena. From Val Gardena turn onto the SS48 to Arabba.
- Arriving from the Brennero Pass: take the Egna-Ora exit and continue to Val di Fiemme and then to Val di Fassa. Continue over the Pordoi Pass to Arabba.
- From Venice/Treviso/Padua: take the A27 motorway to the Belluno exit. Continue through Agordo, Alleghe, Caprile, Livinallongo, as far as Arabba.
- From San Candido/Dobbiaco: stay on state road 49 for about 4 km until you reach state road 51 and, at Pierosa, take state road 48 to Arabba.

How to get there by bus
During the winter season, in addition to the extra-urban lines, there is also a Ski Shuttle service connected to the main airports (Dolomiti Stars service*).
From Belluno: from the railway station there is the extra-urban line (Dolomitibus) to Arabba.
To reach Marmolada with the Dolomitibus line there are 3 possibilities: Caprile-Rocca Pietore-Sottoguda Bivio, Corvara-Arabba-Caprile-Agordo-Belluno, Masarè Al Camping-Alleghe Impianti-Malga Ciapela Impianti.
Only for the winter season from Venice and Treviso airports there is a direct Transfer service.

* The Dolomiti Ski Shuttle service is reserved for customers who have booked a stay at a Dolomiti Stars associated establishment.

How to get there by train
There is no train to Arabba, but the most accessible main railway junctions are: Bolzano at 75 km, Belluno at 70 km and Brunico at 50 km. All three stations are connected to Arabba by bus lines.

Arriving by plane
Arabba Marmolada Ski Area is: 77 km from Bolzano Airport, 150 km from "Treviso Antonio Canova" Airport (travel time 2h 40'), 160 km from "Venezia Marco Polo" Airport (travel time 2h 40'), 145 km from Innsbruck Airport, 310 km from Bergamo Airport and 226 km from Verona Airport.

Opening period and number of slopes

04/12/25 - 07/04/26

Arabba: 16 blue, 15 red and 4 black
Marmolada: 2 blue and 4 red

Arabba/Marmolada in numbers

25 lifts
49 slopes 55 km of slopes
3.265 m top altitude
  • Blue 17,8 km
  • Red 27,4 km
  • Black 7,4 km
  • Freeride 2,1 km
  • 4 cable cars · 4 gondolas · 12 chairlifts · 2 drag lifts · 3 magic carpets
  • Vertical drop 1.815 m
  • Longest slope: Bellunese (4,4 km)
Show lifts and slopes

Blue

44, Alpenrose, Arabba, Arei II 2, Avoie, Campo Scuola, Due Baite, Due Baite I, Maria, Mesola, Plan Boè, Pordoi, Rientro, Rutort, Sass de la Vegla, Sellaronda Arancione, Val d'Arei, Variante Avoie

Red

5, Antercrëp, Bec de Roces, Bellunese, Belvedere I, Belvedere II, Campolongo, Collegamento Carpazza, Ornella, Padon, Padon 1, Padon A, Portados, Raccordo 1, Raccordo Salere - Alpenrose, Salere, Sass Becè, Savinè, Sellaronda Arancione, Variante Bec

Black

Burz, Fodoma, Sass del Mul, Sourasas, Sourasass, Variante Ornella

Freeride

Serrai di Sottoguda

Lifts

Alpenrose (Vauz - La Viza), Antercrëp, Arabba - Monte Burz, Arabba Fly, Campolongo - Bec de Roces, Campo Scuola, Carpazza, Coston d’Antermoja - Serauta, Fedaia-Pian dei Fiacconi, Fedaia-Sass del Mul, Fodom (Vauz - Pordoi), Funifor Arabba - Portavescovo, Le Pale, Lezuo, Malga Ciapela-Coston d’Antermoja, Mesola, Padon, Portados, Saletei (Maria), Sass de la Vegla, Sass del Mul, Serauta - Punta Rocca

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