Last weekend marked a lively start to the 2023-24 ski season with the early opening of several areas that have already seen a remarkable turnout of enthusiasts. In particular, the resorts of Livigno, Madonna di Campiglio, and Col Gallina (Cortina d’Ampezzo) reopened their doors, welcoming a good number of skiers eager to get back on the snow.
This weekend, November 25, marks a further step up with the official opening of the first ski areas in Dolomiti Superski for the 2023-24 winter season. The event kicks off with a preview on November 24, featuring the “Night Opening” in Obereggen, where skiers have the unique opportunity to enjoy floodlit slopes for an atmospheric and engaging night skiing experience.
The following day, Plan de Corones and Obereggen/Pampeago will officially kick off the season, with a wide range of ski lifts and slopes open to the public.
These new openings join the already operating areas of Col Gallina/Passo Falzarego and Passo Monte Croce di Comelico, bringing the total to around 70 km of slopes and 30 ski lifts available for winter sports enthusiasts.
Further lift openings
December 5, in particular, will see the addition of the central ski areas, including the Sellaronda area, further expanding the options for skiers of all levels.
This start to the season, characterized by early openings and strong attendance, reflects the enthusiasm and passion for winter sports that animate the region, promising a season full of excitement and breathtaking winter landscapes typical of the Dolomites.
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