Skiing at Belpiano-Malga S. Valentino in the Südtirol Skiarena

65 kilometers of slopes, 11 ski lifts and a maximum altitude of 2,350 meters: the ski resort Belpiano-Malga San Valentino is an ideal destination for experiencing the mountains in winter between sports, panoramas and entertainment. Wide slopes, scenic descents and long runs down to the valley offer a snow experience suitable for skiers of all levels.

The 2026/2027 ski season is scheduled from December 5, 2026 to April 3, 2027. During winter, ski lifts are open daily from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, allowing you to make the most of daylight hours and alternate days on the slopes with pleasant breaks in the mountain huts.

15 slopes for every level

In the Belpiano-Malga San Valentino ski resort there are 15 slopes of varying difficulty, designed to meet the needs of beginners, families, experienced skiers, snowboarders and freestyle enthusiasts.

Beginners can learn to ski in a safe and scenic environment, while more experienced skiers can tackle more challenging and technical descents. What makes each run special is also the panorama: from the slopes, a magnificent view opens up onto Lake Resia and the mountains of the border triangle between South Tyrol, North Tyrol and Engadin.

Modern cable cars, chairlifts and gondolas conveniently connect the different areas of the resort, allowing you to reach the slopes without long waits and dedicate more time to the pleasure of skiing.

A ski resort for the whole family

The Belpiano-Malga San Valentino resort is particularly suitable for families with children. While moms and dads have fun on the slopes, the little ones can take their first steps in the snow in the Schöni Children's Kingdom, at the top station of the Piz-Belpiano cable car.

Here they can discover a real snow playground, designed for playing, experimenting and getting comfortable with the world of skiing in a fun and stimulating environment. A pleasant way to turn the first snow experience into a memory to cherish.

Snowpark: freestyle and adrenaline on snow

For those seeking something different from the classic descent, the resort offers a snowpark dedicated to freestyle, located between the Jochbahn and Fraitenbahn chairlifts.

The park is designed for riders of different levels and includes a Beginner Area, a Medium Kicker Line and a Pro Line. Among the most spectacular attractions is a kicker over 12 meters high, ideal for those who want to challenge themselves with jumps and tricks.

The Jochbahn and Fraitenbahn facilities allow you to conveniently reach the snowpark entrance, creating an alternative to traditional slopes for those who love tricks, airtime and freestyle.

Fun all day long: funslope and slalom

Variety is one of the ski resort's strengths. For those who love speed and surprises, the Funline offers a course full of obstacles and fun elements: spiral curves, wave slopes, changes in gradient and passages that make each descent different from the last.

And after tackling the funslope, why not challenge yourself on a slalom slope equipped with automatic timing? An opportunity to test yourself, improve your technique and compare times with friends and fellow skiers.

Breaks at altitude in mountain huts

A day on the snow is not complete without a break in a mountain hut. In the resort it is possible to stop for lunch, a hot drink or simply to admire the alpine landscape.

Among the refreshment points are:

• Malga San Valentino
• Rifugio Schönebenhütte
• Sciuri
• Level 1463

From the slope to the panorama: skiing with a view of Lake Resia

From Resia and from San Valentino alla Muta, modern cable cars lead directly to the prepared slopes. The result is a ski resort where sport and landscape meet: you can choose a relaxing descent to enjoy the view or tackle the slopes at a more dynamic pace.

The panorama of Lake Resia and the mountains of South Tyrol accompanies the descents, offering particularly suggestive views on clear days.

Skiarena Due Paesi: skiing between Italy and Austria

Belpiano-Malga San Valentino is part of the Skiarena Due Paesi, a cross-border ski area that allows you to expand your snow experience up to a total of 159 kilometers of slopes between Italy and Austria. The consortium brings together the ski resorts Nauders, Belpiano-Malga San Valentino and Watles. Ski passes for the "Skiarena 2 Paesi" ski resort can be purchased in all three ski towns.

Another circuit is represented by the Südtirol Skiarena, a consortium that brings together 18 ski resorts in South Tyrol, Austria and Switzerland and which, with the dedicated ski pass, provides access to approximately 500 kilometers of slopes in total, including those at Belpiano-Malga San Valentino.