Madonna di Campiglio Piste Map

The ski terrain at Madonna di Campiglio stretches across 58 km of well-connected pistes, making it a prime destination for all skill levels. The area sits between 1,550 m and 2,580 m in elevation, offering a respectable vertical drop of 1,030 m. The resort is part of the Skirama Dolomiti network, which enables broader access to adjacent ski areas such as Pinzolo and Folgarida-Marilleva via lift connections, creating a vast winter playground.

Beginners can start at the gentle slopes near Campo Carlo Magno or Pradalago, where wide pistes and patient lift infrastructure create a comfortable environment for learning. These areas are ideal for families and those new to skiing, with easy access from most accommodation. The ski schools are highly rated and include multilingual instructors, making them suitable for visiting British families.

Intermediate skiers will find a sweet spot with nearly half of the terrain dedicated to their level. Runs such as the Graffer and Pancugolo offer long, scenic descents with steady gradients. These pistes are perfect for building confidence while still enjoying the views of the Dolomites. The snow quality is consistently good thanks to the region’s snowmaking capabilities, which cover much of the terrain.

For advanced and expert skiers, Madonna di Campiglio delivers challenging runs like the Spinale Direttissima and the famed 3-Tre World Cup piste. Steeper gradients, narrow chutes, and speed sections offer exciting variety for thrill-seekers. There are also two snow parks—Ursus Snowpark and Brentapark—that appeal to freestyle enthusiasts with features suitable for various levels.

The landscape itself is a standout feature, with open alpine slopes, forested zones, and dramatic rock formations of the Brenta Dolomites. Scenic pistes wind through valleys and ridges, giving skiers unforgettable views and a strong sense of place. The variety of terrain, coupled with a high level of maintenance and lift efficiency, makes the resort attractive to both leisure and performance-focused skiers.