Elevation
1,040m
Base
2,125m
Summit
1,085m
Vertical Drop
Trails
31
360 Hectares
Lifts
20
5 types
Snowfall
236cm
Annual Snowfall
10cm
Nov
28cm
Dec
56cm
Jan
72cm
Feb
62cm
Mar
1.7cm
Apr

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Andalo - Fai della Paganella
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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Nov 29, 2025

Projected closing date

Apr 06, 2026

Years Open

67

Average Snowfall

236cm

Terrain

Intermediate Runs
25%
Advanced Runs
72%
Expert Runs
3%
Runs in Total
31
Longest Run
5 km
Skiable Terrain
36.9 km
Night Skiing
3 km
Snow Making
40 km

Lifts

20

Gondolas & Trams
4
High Speed Quads
6
Quad Chairs
3
Double Chairs
2
Surface Lifts
5

Inside Scoop

Reviews

GIANLUIGI DI MARCO

The slopes in Andalo and Fai della Paganella are numerous, almost all red (with only one black, but a high-level one), very wide and long, with many gradient changes, making them a lot of fun. The lifts are mostly modern, making them ideal for families and novice skiers at the Andalo base stations and for more experienced skiers on the mountain slopes. In both Andalo and Fai, you can rent heated lockers at the lift bases, making it easy to get there and change before skiing. The various mountain huts are decent, offering a good selection of restaurants and self-service options, and their prices are significantly more affordable than in South Tyrol. Après-ski is indeed rare, but considering the resorts are more suited to families and student groups, that's fine. In short, a pleasant surprise compared to the more well-known and popular resorts in South Tyrol, which now have prices that are completely out of control.

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