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Canazei Ski Resort

Canazei is located in the heart of the stunning Val di Fassa and its 210km of linked slopes, with access to the world-famous Sella Ronda circuit.

The main gondola from town takes you up to the circuit, with its vast network of lifts and runs around the mighty Sella Ronda massif. Most of the individual runs may be short and predominantly easy, but the distances you can cover on skis are huge and the lift system is on the whole very good, making the area great for intermediates looking to cover some serious ground. There’s also some great local skiing above Campitello and Pozza di Fassa – at the latter, the slopes are notably quieter. Canazei itself is an attractive town with bags of traditional Italian charm and some fantastic restaurants.

Three Ski Club Freshtracks holidays are basing themselves in Canazei this season, using the resort as a springboard to explore the Sella Ronda.

Our Canazei Resort Ratings

  • Beginner ★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆
  • Intermediate ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
  • Advanced ★ ★ ☆ ☆ ☆
  • Snow Reliability ★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆
  • Fast Lifts ★ ★ ★ ★ ☆
  • Resort Activities ★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆
  • Après ★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆
  • Value ★ ★ ★ ★ ☆
Pros

Great access to the Sella Ronda and extensive local slopes

Spectacular Dolomite scenery at every turn

Excellent food, both in mountain huts and in town

Cons

Tough resort runs or downloading required

Limited challenges for experts

Relatively low natural snowfall, but comprehensive snowmaking

Canazei Skiing and Snowboarding

For beginners there are two options, a gentle zone on the edge of the village, or a higher, more snowsure sector up at the top of the Ciampac gondola. Progression on to long, gentle blues is adequate and some of the more gentle reds are also within reach for relatively inexperienced skiers and boarders.

The rest of the Val di Fassa and the Sella Ronda is one big intermediate paradise. Confident skiers should be more than capable of completing the full circuit, but if you’re looking for quiet slopes head towards Pozza di Fassa, away from the busier slopes of the Sella Ronda. Advanced skiers and boarders have a fairly limited selection of groomed blacks and some off piste – but this does rely on good natural snowfall, which at times can be limited.

  • Total Pistes: 220km (1200km in Dolomiti Superski)
  • Blue: 13%
  • Red: 74%
  • Black: 13%
  • Lifts: 81 (452 in Dolomiti Superski)
  • Altitude: 1320m – 2485m

Canazei Piste Map

The local area map can be downloaded here.

Canazei Resort

The narrow cobbled streets and traditional-style buildings are attractively set beneath the most heavily wooded section of the Sella Ronda. The striking surroundings, traditional Italian charm and a great range of restaurants make it a great base for a week's skiing, all on a very manageable budget – this is one of the best value resorts in Italy.

Canazei is one of the livelier resorts of the Sella Ronda, it has a good bustling feel while also retaining it's Italian charm. Lively bars and endless options to sample fantastic Italian mountain cuisine make it an ideal destination for all groups – especially keen foodies.

Season Dates

6th December 2019 - 7th April 2020

How to get to Canazei

There are two main airport options, Venice and Verona, both of which are between two and three hours drive away from the resort.

  • Venice airport: 2.5 hours
  • Verona airport: 3 hours

Canazei Contact Details

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