Dolomiti Nordic Ski

Europe's largest Nordic skiing circuit

For the first time in history the cross-country skiing centre in Antholz and the main Nordic skiing regions in the Dolomites have been united to Europe's largest cross country-skiing zone

• Alta Badia
• Val Casies-Monguelfo-Tesido
• Alta Pusteria
• Osttirol
• Comelico Sappada
• Cortina d'Ampezzo
• Auronzo-Misurina-Lorenzago
• Valli di Tures e Aurina
• Alpe di Siusi - Val Gardena
• Pelmo Ski Civetta
• Forni di Sopra

Together we offer passionate cross-country skiers best conditions to practise this exciting sport on trails groomed on a daily basis. This great Dolomiti Nordic Ski area will be open to the public from 23 December. If snow conditions are good enough we even open earlier.

We ask for the cooperation of all cross country skiers to keep the trails in top conditions now and in the future.

• Idea
  Our aim is to optimize as much as possible the pleasure of practising the exciting sport of nordic skiing – to reach this goal the idea of Dolomiti Nordic Ski has been born.
  Soon after this the project was started with 8 associated members.
   
• Associated valleys
  Following valleys and areas are part of the Dolomiti Nordic Ski arena: Alta Badia, Rasun-Anterselva, Val Casies-Monguelfo-Tesido, Alta Pusteria, Osttirol, Comelico - Sappada, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Auronzo - Misurina - Lorenzago, Valli di Tures e Aurina, Alpe di Siusi - Val Gardena.  
   
• Target
  The main target of all members is to improve the standards of quality of cross-country skiing and trail preparation. Together we have worked out quality features for all trails, i. e. height of snow level, minimum width of trails... 
  Furthermore the skiing trails are accurately prepared every single day to provide the best cross country skiing experience.
   
• Snow guarantee
  Perfect snow conditions are guaranteed from 23 December.
   
• Ticket price
  Tickets are offered at very reasonable prices that are the same for all areas.

Info & contact

Information about the joint project DolomitiNordicSki you can find in the brochure available at the tourist information offices and at the skiing centres.
Who prefers to surf the world wide web can find our website at www.dolomitinordicski.com