Winter Earlybird Offer

Skiing, Snowshoeing & Winter Walking in December

15 to 22 December 2013 in Arabba, Corvara & Badia

from £275 per person self catering or from £375 per person half board

Ski Chalets, Hosted Apartments, Hotels & Self Catering Apartments

Free airport transfers from Venice and Treviso – Transfers from Innsbruck at a supplement

Hosted ski days – all resorts – free, optional and daily (except Thursdays)
organised snowshoeing and winter walking – badia and corvara only – free, optional and daily (except Thursdays)
self guided walking, snowshoeing and skiing – use our local knowledge for stunning itineraries of all grades
plus – cross country skiing and tobogganing option – corvara and badia only – at a supplement, off-piste skiing, winter mountaineering, ice climbing

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Chalet Verena, Corvara

Chalet Haus Valentin, Badia

Snowshoeing above Badia

Snowshoeing and Winter Walking

This area is not the exclusive terrain of skiers. Away from the ski fields, a separate winter paradise unfolds for walkers, snowshoers and cross-country skiers. Delightful trails meander alongside rivers and streams, through woodland and across winter meadows between enchanting Tyrolean hamlets and villages, which huddle around the spires of their picturesque churches.

Snowshoeing above Corvara, with the Sella Massif behind

Snowshoeing on the Pralongià Ridge Ramble above Corvara

Higher up, snowshoers experience the exhilaration of virgin snow on a labyrinth of waymarked routes, traversing the hidden snowfields, which undulate between a seemingly unbroken rim of spectacular peaks. Here, you could hear a pin drop, but for the vocal appreciation that persists amongst walkers and is the inevitable result of such an inspirational situation.

Walking back to Badia

Winter Walking between Colfosco and Corvara

Downhill Skiing

The skiing here is outstanding: varied, extensive, spectacular and largely queue-less. At the heart of this area, four beautiful valleys wend their way to their terminus at the foot of Monte Sella, a vast and glorious massif, which towers above the Val Badia and Arabba. It gives its name to the world-renowned Sella Ronda, an awe-inspiring 46km circumnavigation of this immense mountain and one of several breathtaking local ski itineraries which will stay with you forever.

The Superski Dolomiti pass covers the Alta Badia, with it’s World Cup runs, the Marmolada Glacier, Cortina, the Val Gardena and much much more – in fact this ski region claims to be Europe’s largest with 1220kms of piste! But what really sets the Dolomites apart from other ski areas is a lack of queues and the ability to ski for miles and miles and miles on different pistes, village to village, valley to valley.

Skiing the ‘Hidden Valley’ on the Dolomiti Superski

Skiing above Badia with Chalet Haus Valentin in the background