£1,695
- 7 nights
- Half Board
Colfosco Ski Holidays Italy
Found at 1,645m, Colfosco neighbours bustling Corvara and lies in the well-known Alta Badia region. Whilst sharing the warm, welcoming atmosphere of Corvara, the more tranquil village of Colfosco is conveniently close to the slopes of Passo Gardena, at the foot of the legendary Sellaronda circuit. The picturesque village is surrounded by gentle pistes and forests, perfect for those perhaps less confident on skis and looking to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Puez-Odle/Puez-Geisler Nature Reserve in a relaxed environment.
In addition to the Sellaronda access, Colfosco has access to Arabba, Selva, Val di Fassa and the Marmolada Glacier, ideal for the more intermediate skier or snowboarder. Should you want even more of a thrill, exhilarating tours leading to the Puez-Odle/Puez-Geisler Nature Reserve also begin from the village.
Transfer time
- Venice
At a Glance
Resort Altitude: 1,645m
Resort Skiing: 2,778m
Total Ski Area: 130km
Lifts: 55
Red Runs: 53km
Black Runs: 8km
Cross Country: 30km
Ski Areas
Part of the Alta Badia ski area, Colfosco has central access to nearby Gardena Pass, Corvara and San Cassiano, as well as the Sellaronda circuit, through a modern interconnected lift system. Known for its beautiful views over the Dolomites, the resort is a favourite for families and, additionally, has excellent snowmaking facilities.
Accommodation
Skiing
Surrounded by gentle slopes, families visiting Colfosco tend to head straight for the sunny Edelweiss Valley. In this sense, the village is ideal for families with children and beginners, due to its easy blue runs that are mostly in the sun. More confident skiers can easily reach the vast array of runs found in the Sellaronda and Alta Badia regions.
Snowboarding
Beginner snowboarders will find Colfosco an easy place to learn with good progress slopes found further up the mountain. Intermediates and advanced boarders are better to head over to the Alta Badia regions where there are multiple snowparks with jumps and rails, as well as chances to go off-piste.
Weekends
Ski Schools
With many ski schools and instructors to choose between, there really is something for everybody.
We’ve partnered with SkiBro, New Generation and Oxygène and highly recommend their services. All of our partners offer fantastic lessons for all ability levels.
Click here to book your ski lessons with our recommended suppliers.
If you’re traveling during a peak week be sure to book these well in advance.
Crèches
Colfosco Ski and Snowboard School also offer ski kindergarten for toddlers, with a fun program that takes place both on the slopes and in the indoor play centre, helping the younger members of the group to fall in love with snow holidays.
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Restaurants
Although smaller and quieter, the delightful village has some stand-out restaurants of its own. Restaurant Pizzeria L’Tabladel offers traditional Ladin specialities, including homemade pasta. If you enjoy a casual, calm atmosphere then Colfosco won’t disappoint. Treat yourself to the renowned Altrove bar’s selection of fine cheeses and fanciful sandwiches or bask on the sun terrace of Restaurant Mathiaskeller.
Après Ski
Colfosco has more of a relaxed and quiet nature, but there are a small number of lively après bars within resort. With direct access from the slopes, Restaurant Mathiaskeller is popular for a well-deserved drink after a day's skiing.
Non-Skiers
Most of the lifts in Colfosco are accessible to pedestrians, meaning non-skiers can head off for a walk and then easily meet the skiers in their group at one of the beautiful lunch spots on the mountain. If you're wanting to explore the beautiful surrounding areas then we'd recommend hiring a car - it's well worth it so you can experience the local Italian villages.
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