Written by Magdalena Dec 13, 2023
As an experienced skier who knows the slopes and villages inside out, I understand the allure and the challenges of this thrilling journey—from unpredictable weather to choosing the perfect ski resort.
November is the beginning of winter in the Dolomites, and while there may not be enough snow for skiing yet, it’s a great time to visit if you want to avoid the peak season crowds.
December is when the Dolomites truly come alive with holiday festivities and winter sports. The Christmas markets in the charming towns and villages are a must-visit, offering traditional food, handicrafts, and local specialties.
With plenty of snow and perfect conditions for skiing and other winter activities. The famous Sellaronda ski tour, a 26-kilometer loop that takes you through four mountain passes and four valleys, is a must-do during this month.
February is the peak of the ski season in Italy, and the Dolomites are no exception. With over 1200 kilometers of slopes and an extensive network of lifts, you’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to skiing in this region.
Plan your Dolomites winter trip: have an itinerary, book hotels in advance, especially during peak season or on a budget