Alta Badia Snow Report

Alta Badia (Alto Adige, Italy) lies in the heart of the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in northern Italy’s South Tyrol region. This ski resort offers a scenic blend of dramatic mountain backdrops and welcoming Ladin culture. Spanning 130 km of skiable terrain with 114 runs and 53 lifts, it is part of the wider Dolomiti Superski network, which connects multiple resorts across 1,200 km of pistes. The area is known for its consistent snowfall, with an annual average of 260 cm, complemented by state-of-the-art snowmaking facilities that ensure reliable coverage throughout the season. What makes Alta Badia particularly appealing is its well-balanced piste difficulty. With 71% of runs suited for intermediates, 26% for advanced skiers, and 3% for experts, it caters especially well to skiers looking to refine their skills on long, flowing descents. Families will appreciate the gentle beginner zones, spacious nursery slopes, and ski schools that welcome young learners. The resort is also home to ski-in/ski-out accommodations and family-friendly amenities such as kids’ snow parks and leisure areas that make it easy to relax between sessions on the mountain. Visitors are drawn not only by the skiing but also by the authentic alpine experience. From locally run mountain huts serving Ladin cuisine to panoramic viewpoints accessible by gondola, Alta Badia delivers a charming mix of outdoor adventure and cultural heritage. Its seamless connection to neighbouring resorts via the Sellaronda circuit allows for a full day of exploration without repeating a single piste. Whether you're in it for the slopes or the scenery, Alta Badia offers a well-rounded winter escape.