Elevation
1,224m
Base
2,742m
Summit
1,766m
Vertical Drop
Trails
73
42 Acres
Lifts
36
6 types
Snowfall
316cm
Annual Snowfall
48cm
Nov
46cm
Dec
57cm
Jan
86cm
Feb
56cm
Mar
45cm
Apr

Best known for

  • # 4 All Mountain Terrain in Italy
  • # 1 Apres Ski in Veneto
3 SCI CM©manazproductions
Cortina Credits Dolomiti Superski – Harald Wisthaler (5)
Tofana Cortina d Ampezzo  Credits Tofana Freccia nel Cielo (11)
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Cristallo Ski Ute Dandrea (2)
Tofana ISTA Credits www.bandion (26)
Cortina Credits Dolomiti Superski – Harald Wisthaler (5)
Tofana Cortina d Ampezzo  Credits Tofana Freccia nel Cielo (11)
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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Nov 30, 2024

Projected closing date

Apr 30, 2025

Days Open Last Year

150

Average Snowfall

120cm

Terrain

Intermediate Runs
38%
Advanced Runs
49%
Expert Runs
13%
Runs in Total
73
Longest Run
7 km
Skiable Terrain
120 km
Snow Making
32 ha
Snow Making
105 km

Lifts

36

Gondolas & Trams
5
High Speed Sixes
1
Quad Chairs
10
Triple Chairs
5
Double Chairs
10
Surface Lifts
5

Reviews

Joaquin

Cortina is for those more interested in the view and scenery, probably ideal for a romantic skiing holiday. The scenery is breathtaking, and the town has good offer of restaurants, shopping, etc. While the skiing options and conditions are very good, with lots of pistes for all levels, and access to the Dolomiti area (which is very vast), the mountains are not as well connected as they could be. This means the runs are not as long and varied as in probably Alta Badia (which is a few km away from it). The upside of this is that it tends to get less busy than its more 'skiing focused' neighbours (Alta Badia, etc). All in all, a very good all rounder and a good option if you are not an all-about-the-powder.

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