Spring is advancing rapidly and the ski season is drawing to a close: even on the slopes of Dolomiti Superski, the spring sun is transforming the landscape and nature is beginning its slow awakening. The 2014/15 winter started with little snow, but it will end in style thanks to the tremendous work carried out by lift operators in artificial snowmaking and favorable weather conditions starting in mid-January, with modest yet steady snowfalls.
Attention now turns to the lift opening and closing schedule: in the Dolomiti Superski area, the first lift closures are scheduled starting on Monday, April 6 (Easter Monday), the last day for skiing on the slopes of the Carezza, Civetta Ski, and Trevalli resorts.
Sunday, April 12 will be the final day of skiing in 11 ski resorts across the Dolomites—a mass lift closure that still won’t leave skiers high and dry, as they will be able to ski until May 3 thanks to the Faloria slopes (Cortina d’Ampezzo).
Below are the detailed dates (last day of operation):
Civetta Ski: April 6
Trevalli: April 6
Carezza Ski: April 6
Valle Isarco: April 12
San Martino di Castrozza: April 12
Obereggen: April 12
Val di Fiemme: April 12
Alta Pusteria: April 12
Marmolada: April 12
Arabba: April 12
Val di Fassa: April 12
Alpe di Siusi: April 12
Val Gardena: April 12
Plan de Corones: April 19
Cortina d’Ampezzo: May 3
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