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Winter press kit

New this Winter in Trentino

Glamorous restaurants and super-fast lits

Hi-tech and high-speed: a new lift to Ciampac in the Val di Fassa The ski area of Ciampac-Buffaure has always been Canazei’s secret spot. Each morning, most skiers head north from the resort, to tackle the famous Sella Ronda circuit – leaving Ciampac-Buffaure to the south unfairly neglected. Now, more skiers will discover its compelling mix of easy, blue-rated pistes and exhilarating blacks, thanks to a new Dopplemayr D-Line gondola.

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World-class skiing that everyone can enjoy

Endless pistes and stunning scenery

The Dolomites are the perfect setting for a ski holiday. Here, UNESCO-protected landscapes combine with a sunny climate and immaculate pistes to create one of the world’s most beautiful and enjoyable ski regions. Meanwhile, state-of-the-art snowmaking systems ensure the slopes are fast and fun, whatever the weather.

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Sunrise skiing and floodlit pistes

See the mountains in a different light

Add an extra thrill to your winter holiday by skiing at dawn or after dusk. In Trentino you can try both, thanks to the Trentino Ski Sunrise programme, and our extensive network of illuminated pistes. Meanwhile, in San Martino di Castrozza, you can jump in the cab of a Pistenbully and experience life behind the scenes in a ski resort.

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There’s more to snow than skiing

Enjoy the winter on sleds, skates, snowshoes and bikes

Don’t let skiers and snowboarders have all the fun. Trentino’s winter landscapes can be enjoyed by everyone. So grab a toboggan or a pair of snowshoes, or jump on a dogsled or a fat bike. It’s time to enjoy yourself.

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The world’s best skiers are coming to Trentino

All season, we’ll be hosting major wintersports events

It’s no wonder Trentino is such a magnet for world-class competition. Our UNESCO-protected mountain landscapes provide a stunning backdrop to every event, and they’re backed by cutting-edge lift and snow-making systems, as well as highly-motivated teams of volunteers.

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A rare mix of mountains, snow and culture

From Contemporary Art to the Ladin Carnival

Trentino’s cutting-edge museums and sculpture parks are testament to its vigorous cultural life. We celebrate our folk traditions with vigour, too – especially at Christmas and during Carnival.

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It’s time for a winter feast

Here, Italy meets the Alps, with spectacular gastronomic results.

Trentino sits at the junction between two climates and several culinary traditions, and its cuisine is a melting pot of ingredients and methods. Dinner here might include olive oil from the shores of Lake Garda, cheese from a mountain dairy, pasta, local venison, and maybe some apple strudel made with an old Hapsburg recipe.

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Make winter magical in one of our mountain huts

Get a little closer to the gods…

For a proper taste of the mountains in winter, nothing beats a visit to one of our high-altitude refuges. More than 50 are open this season in Trentino, and you don’t have to be a skier to reach them. You can also hike to them on show-shoes, ride a mountain lift – or jump on the back of a snowcat. Some even make the journey bundled up on the back of a horse-drawn sleigh.

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