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Cavalese Piste Map and Overview
Cavalese, anchored by the Alpe Cermis ski area, is a charming and versatile ski destination in the Dolomites that blends classic Italian mountain culture with fun, varied skiing. Its slopes offer something for almost every type of skier and snowboarder — from long cruising runs through scenic forests to the famous Olimpia piste, one of the longest descents in the region at around 7.5 km. The terrain is well‑groomed and enjoyable, with wide, rolling trails that make progression feel natural and fun. The modern lift system gets you up quickly so you spend more time skiing and less time waiting, and the mountain huts scattered across the slopes serve up hearty Trentino meals and panoramic views that make breaks just as memorable as the runs themselves.
What really makes Cavalese stand out is its friendly, relaxed atmosphere — it’s big enough to explore but small enough to feel welcoming. The village itself is a classic alpine town, perfect for unwinding after a day on the snow with traditional Italian cuisine, cozy cafés, and cultural sights. Night skiing and events like themed evenings add extra layers of fun beyond standard daytime runs, and the ski school options are solid if you’re looking to improve your skills or try something new.
Ski Season Length and Dates:
Typical season: Late November through mid‑April (exact opening varies by snow conditions).
Total ski area: 24 km / 15 miles
Base elevation: 860 m / 2,822 ft
Peak elevation: 2,250 m / 7,382 ft
Difficulty:
🟦 42% Easy
🟥 38% Intermediate
⬛ 21% Advanced
Is it good for beginners?
Cavalese is very beginner‑friendly. The Alpe Cermis area has plenty of gentle blue and easy slopes that are perfect for first‑timers and learners, with wide groomed runs and dedicated beginner zones to build confidence before tackling longer or steeper terrain. Combined with supportive ski schools and a relaxed environment, it’s a great place for those new to skiing or snowboarding.
What’s included in the Ski Pass?
Alpe Cermis ski pass access: Includes all lifts and slopes on Alpe Cermis around Cavalese.
Val di Fiemme/Obereggen ski pass: A multi‑area pass valid on all lifts in the Val di Fiemme and Obereggen ski areas (including Alpe Cermis).
Dolomiti Superski pass option: With this upgrade, you get access to all 12 Dolomiti Superski ski areas (1,200 km of slopes) including Alpe Cermis, Latemar, Alpe Lusia (Bellamonte), Val di Fassa, Cortina, and others.
Included areas:
- Alpe Cermis (Cavalese)
- (with Val di Fiemme/Obereggen pass) Val di Fiemme areas including Latemar and Bellamonte–Alpe Lusia.
- (with Dolomiti Superski) All Dolomiti Superski resorts (12 total).
Cheaper pass options: Yes — you can buy a local pass just for the Cavalese/Val di Fiemme area without needing the full Dolomiti Superski pass.
