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A cable car whisks you up from the village to the Col Rodella, at which a number of red runs form a small local area.
If you’re an adventurous skier however, you’ll want to head from here to either Passo Sella (for the clockwise Sella Ronda circuit) or Passon Pordoi (for the anti-clockwise loop). This circuit is world-renowned for a fantastic sense of travel, excellent piste skiing and some of the best intermediate terrain in the Alps. The lift system is pretty good and there’s been lots of investment in recent years, improving it further, just note that there’s no resort return run for the end of the day.
Stunning scenery can be found at every turn and the village of Campitello itself is very traditional, with wooden buildings and narrow streets dominating. There’s excellent food to be found, both in the village and up on the slopes, plus you’ll be paying a lot less than you would in other parts of the Alps. Off the slopes, the Val di Fassa is renowned for its cross country skiing, with the entire valley linked up via groomed trails. Verona, Venice and Innsbruck airports are all around 2.5 hours away.
Resort website: Villages: Campitello di Fassa
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