
Dolomiti Superski Pass
12 Valleys, 450 Lifts, and 1,200 Kilometers of Groomed Pistes in Northern Italy
Dolomiti Superski is the largest unified regional ski consortium in the world. Encompassing twelve distinct ski valleys across Trentino, South Tyrol, and the Veneto, the pass provides seamless electronic access to 450 lifts and 1,200 kilometers of groomed trails. It spans iconic destinations including Val Gardena, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Alta Badia, Kronplatz, Arabba, and the Marmolada glacier. Passholders can ski the famous 40-kilometer Sellaronda circuit or the historic First World War ski tour without ever taking off their skis or buying secondary tickets.
Pricing Structure & Tier Breakdown
Current Season Rates
| Pass Tier | Spring Rate | Fall Rate | Access Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult Seasonal | 950 EUR | 1,020 EUR | Unlimited access to all 12 Dolomite valleys |
| 6-Day Consecutive Ticket | 380 EUR | 420 EUR | Full access to all 1,200 km of trails |
| Junior (Under 16) | 665 EUR | 715 EUR | Seasonal pass for youth skiers |
Renewal Incentive: Discounted renewal rates for consecutive season passholders
Breakeven Math
For visitors taking a one-week trip, the 6-day Dolomiti Superski ticket costs about 65 EUR per day, delivering unbeatable value compared to North American window tickets that exceed $280 per day.
Estimated Breakeven
12 to 14 days for seasonal; multi-day passes breakeven on day 1
Holiday Blackout Dates
Zero blackout dates. Valid throughout the entire winter season from late November through mid-April.
Mountain Reservation Rules
- No advance mountain reservations required for lift access.
- Universal hands-free RFID pass recognized across all 450 valley lifts.
Passholder Perks & Inclusions
Seamless access to the Sellaronda ski tour and Gebirgsjäger First World War circuit.
Free 3D ski navigation and performance tracking via the Dolomiti Superski smartphone app.
Night skiing access in select sectors including Kronplatz.
Who Should Buy Dolomiti Superski Pass?
Ski travelers taking extended trips to northern Italy who want complete freedom to explore different Dolomite valleys, luxury rifugio dining, and historic mountain passes.
Dolomiti Superski Pass Mountain Footprint (21 Destinations)
Included Mountain Resorts (21)
Explore encyclopedia guides for all mountain destinations accessible on this pass.
| Resort | Location | Vertical | Skiable Acres | Access Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 Zinnen Dolomites | Trentino-Alto Adige, IT | 3,510' | 2,800 | Explore |
| Alpe Cermis Cavalese | Trentino-Alto Adige, IT | 4,560' | 620 | Explore |
| Alpe Lusia Moena | Trentino-Alto Adige, IT | 3,212' | 700 | Explore |
| Alpe di Siusi / Seiser Alm | South Tyrol, IT | 1,870' | 1,730 | Explore |
| Alta Badia | South Tyrol, IT | 4,022' | 3,200 | Explore |
| Arabba-Marmolada | Veneto, IT | 5,440' | 1,532 | Explore |
| Aš | Karlovy Vary, CZ | 341' | 121 | Explore |
| Canazei / Val di Fassa | Trentino, IT | 5,350' | 2,900 | Explore |
| Civetta Alleghe | Veneto, IT | 3,609' | 1,600 | Explore |
| Civetta Alleghe-Zoldo | Aosta Valley & Veneto, IT | 3,609' | 1,900 | Explore |
| Cortina d'Ampezzo | Veneto, IT | 6,627' | 3,000 | Explore |
| Falcade San Pellegrino | Aosta Valley & Veneto, IT | 4,304' | 1,050 | Explore |
| Kronplatz / Plan de Corones | South Tyrol, IT | 4,262' | 2,965 | Explore |
| Passo Rolle | Trento, IT | 1,119' | 932 | Explore |
| Passo San Leonardo | L'Aquila;Pescara, IT | 449' | 427 | Explore |
| Passo San Pellegrino | Trentino-Alto Adige, IT | 1,975' | 1,500 | Explore |
| San Martino di Castrozza | Trentino, IT | 3,087' | 1,480 | Explore |
| Seiser Alm Alpe di Siusi | Trentino-Alto Adige, IT | 1,772' | 1,500 | Explore |
| Val Gardena | South Tyrol, IT | 4,200' | 4,325 | Explore |
| Val di Fassa Canazei | Trentino-Alto Adige, IT | 4,954' | 3,000 | Explore |
| Val di Fiemme Obereggen | Trentino-Alto Adige, IT | 4,922' | 2,800 | Explore |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Dolomiti Superski on the Ikon Pass?
Yes. The global Ikon Pass includes up to 7 days on the full pass (5 days on Base Plus) across the Dolomiti Superski network.
Can you ski all 12 valleys in a single week?
While many valleys are interconnected on skis (like Val Gardena, Alta Badia, Arabba, and Val di Fassa around the Sellaronda), visiting other valleys like Cortina or Kronplatz requires brief 20-minute bus or car hops.