2020 UPDATE: Lifts Closed in Dolomiti Superski Due to Coronavirus
The Easter holidays have now passed and spring is getting ready to take over from a winter that has felt endless. Mountains across Italy are covered in meters of snow starting from medium-low elevations, the result of a remarkable winter season in terms of both snowfall and temperatures.
Despite excellent slope conditions and an abundance of snow—surpassing 2 meters in several areas of the Dolomites—the giant Dolomiti Superski area has already begun closing its lifts.
Of the 12 ski areas in the Dolomites, Civetta Ski was the first to wrap up its ski season, officially closing on April 1; for most areas, April 7 will be the last day to carve up the snow of the Dolomites, while other ski areas will close in the middle of the month.
The last to close will be the Faloria ski area in Cortina d’Ampezzo: thanks to its 3,000-meter altitude and nearly 2 meters of snow, the season will continue until May 1, welcoming die-hard skiers determined to keep skiing right up to the doorstep of summer.
» Below is the list of ski areas with their respective lift closing dates (the date refers to the last day of operation)
Cortina d’Ampezzo
April 14 ski area closing, May 1 for the Faloria ski area
Plan de Corones
April 14
Alta Badia
April 7
Val Gardena / Alpe di Siusi
April 7
Val di Fassa / Carezza
April 7
Arabba / Marmolada
April 7
Sesto / Alta Pusteria
Monte Elmo, Croda Rossa: April 07
Passo Monte Croce: April 14
Val di Fiemme / Obereggen
April 14
San Martino di Castrozza / Passo Rolle
April 7
(possible opening of Passo Rolle on the following weekend as well)
Valle Isarco
April 7
TreValli / San Pellegrino / Falcade
April 7
Civetta
April 1
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