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Alpe Cermis Piste Map and Overview
Alpe Cermis, rising above the town of Cavalese in the Dolomites, is a compact but highly enjoyable ski area known for its long descents and relaxed atmosphere. It’s part of the Val di Fiemme network, and offers a smooth, scenic skiing experience with impressive views across the surrounding Dolomite peaks. One of its biggest highlights is the famous Olympia run, a long, continuous descent that drops all the way from the top station back to Cavalese.
What makes Alpe Cermis stand out is its balance of scenic cruising and approachable terrain. It’s not a huge resort, but it feels well-organised and uncrowded, making it ideal for skiers who want quality over quantity. The upper slopes offer wide, flowing runs with panoramic views, while the lower mountain is perfect for easy skiing and progression. It’s especially appealing for intermediates and families who want a relaxed Dolomites experience without the intensity of the larger ski circuits.
Total ski area: 23 km / 14 miles
Base elevation: 860 m / 2,822 ft
Peak elevation: 2,250 m / 7,382 ft
Difficulty:
🟦 41% Easy
🟥 37% Intermediate
⬛ 22% Advanced
Ski Season Length and Dates:
Typically early December to early April, depending on snow conditions in the Val di Fiemme region.
Is it good for beginners?
Yes – Alpe Cermis is very beginner-friendly, especially at mid and lower mountain levels. The ski schools are well-regarded, and the terrain is gentle enough for learning without feeling overwhelming. That said, beginners can still enjoy progression onto longer blue runs as confidence improves.
What’s included in the Ski Pass?
- Access to the full Alpe Cermis ski area
- Use of gondolas, chairlifts, and surface lifts within the resort
- Access to the famous Olympia long descent into Cavalese
- Connection via regional pass to the wider Val di Fiemme ski network, including nearby resorts such as:
- Latemar (Obereggen/Pampeago/Predazzo area)
- Alpe Lusia (Bellamonte/Moena)
Pass flexibility:
- ✔️ Yes — you can buy a local Alpe Cermis pass for just this ski area
- ✔️ Yes — Val di Fiemme–Obereggen ski passes give access to multiple nearby resorts
- ✔️ Multi-resort passes are optional, not required
- ❌ You do not need a full Dolomiti Superski pass unless you want access to the entire regional network