Cortina Ski Resort
Luxury Skiing in the Queen of the Dolomites



About Cortina d’Ampezzo Ski Resort
Cortina Ski Resort, or Cortina d’Ampezzo, is Italy’s most glamorous ski destination — blending Olympic history, luxury lifestyle, and world-class skiing. Located in the Veneto region of Northern Italy, Cortina is part of the Dolomiti Superski network, giving skiers access to 1,200 km of slopes.
Runs: 120 km local slopes, connected to 1,200 km
Style: UNESCO Dolomite views + Italian elegance
Events: Host of the 1956 & 2026 Winter Olympics
Best Ski Hotels & Chalets in Cortina Ski Resort
Escape to breathtaking mountain destinations where adventure meets tranquility. Whether you're looking for world-class skiing, serene hiking trails, or cozy cabin retreats, our curated selection of top mountain locations offers something for everyone.
Skiing in Cortina Ski Resort – Slopes & Terrain
Cortina Ski Resort offers skiing for all levels, from beginners to Olympic racers.
Ski Zones
Pass Tip: The Dolomiti Superski Pass unlocks 12 resorts, 1,200 km slopes.
Featured Ski Hotels and Rentals in Cortina Ski Resort
Find the ideal place to stay with our handpicked selection of vacation rentals in the world’s most stunning mountain destinations. Whether you prefer a ski-in/ski-out chalet, a cozy log cabin, or a luxury mountain lodge, our rentals offer comfort, breathtaking views, and easy access to outdoor adventures.


Après-Ski & Lifestyle
When the skiing ends, Cortina comes alive:
Best Ski Hotels, Chalets, and Vacation Rentals
in Cortina Ski Resort
Escape to breathtaking mountain destinations where adventure meets tranquility. Whether you're looking for world-class skiing, serene hiking trails, or cozy cabin retreats, our curated selection of top mountain locations offers something for everyone.
Cortina Travel Guide
Best Places to Stay
Getting There

Venice Airport (2 hrs) |
Innsbruck (2.5 hrs)

Shuttles, rental cars
& private transfers
Best Time to Visit

December – March
Peak snow + nightlife

January – February
Best for skiing conditions

March – April
Sunny spring skiing
Events in Cortina d’Ampezzo

2026 Winter Olympics
Alpine and Snowboarding Events

FIS World Cup Races
Annual Ski Events

Snow Polo Cup
Luxury Alpine Sporting Tradition

Christmas & Winter Festivals
Italian Alpine Celebrations
Activities Beyond Skiing
Luxury Mountain Escapes offer an unparalleled blend of nature’s breathtaking beauty and the finest in modern amenities. These exclusive retreats are nestled in the heart of majestic mountain ranges, where stunning panoramic views of towering peaks, lush valleys, and pristine forests set the stage for an unforgettable experience.
Snowshoeing trails in DolomitesStarting from $105 Learn More
Cross-country ski tracksStarting from $227 Learn More
Luxury spas & wellness centersStarting from $3,875 Learn More
Ice skating & winter walksStarting from $232 Learn More
Helicopter sightseeing over the DolomitesStarting from $139 Learn More Other Ski Resorts Near Cortina d’Ampezzo
If you want to explore more of the Dolomiti Superski region, Cortina d’Ampezzo is surrounded by some of the best-connected ski areas in Europe. These nearby resorts can easily be visited on a day trip or combined into a multi-resort ski itinerary.

Alta Badia
(Approx. 30 minutes from Cortina)
A gourmet’s paradise with perfectly groomed slopes and Michelin-starred dining huts. Great for intermediate skiers and food lovers.
Terrain: 130 km of runs
Vibe: Refined, relaxed, family-friendly
Highlight: Ski-to-lunch experience on the Sella Ronda circuit

Arabba
(Approx. 40 minutes from Cortina)
A true skier’s mountain with some of the Dolomites’ steepest runs and direct access to Marmolada Glacier.
Terrain: 62 km slopes + glacier access

Val Gardena
(Approx. 1 hour from Cortina)
One of Italy’s largest and most scenic valleys — part of the famous Sellaronda Ski Circuit. Ideal for long cruising days.

Kronplatz (Plan de Corones)
(Approx. 1.5 hours from Cortina)
Modern lifts, wide pistes, and state-of-the-art ski facilities. Great for families and those who love comfort and convenience.

Val di Fassa
(Approx. 1.5–2 hours from Cortina)
Surrounded by the most iconic Dolomite peaks — ideal for a full Dolomiti Superski experience.
Terrain: 210 km interconnected slopes
Multi-Resort Tip
All these destinations are part of the Dolomiti Superski Pass, meaning you can ski them all with a single ticket
— one of the world’s largest connected ski networks with over 1,200 km of slopes.
Day Trips & Nearby Hotels
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Cortina beginner-friendly?
Yes – Socrepes & Faloria have wide gentle slopes.
When does Cortina open?
Lifts typically run from early December to mid-April.
Is Cortina only luxury?
No – you’ll find mid-range hotels and family stays too.
Do I need a car?
Not necessary – shuttle buses & transfers are easy.
Is it easy to travel around the Ski Mountains?
Yes, the islands are well-connected by roads, tunnels, ferries, and bridges. Car rentals are popular and offer the most flexibility for exploring. Public buses and inter-island ferries also run on regular schedules.
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Cortina is where world-class skiing meets Italian elegance. Whether you want Olympic slopes, luxury hotels, or spa escapes —
Cortina is the crown jewel of the Dolomites.














