Corvara Ski Holidays Italy
Corvara hosts a delightful village nestled in the heart of the Alta Badia region.
The Alta Badia region is known as one of the more prestigious ski race venues on the World Cup circuit. Within the bustling region lies Corvara, one of the larger Alta Badia villages. Conveniently located on the Sella Ronda circuit, the village offers access to an abundance of runs for skiers and snowboarders of all abilities.
At 1,568m, the gentle slopes are conveniently positioned closest to the village, making the area ideal for beginners and families. Should you feel more confident on your skis, the easy access to the Sella Ronda region offers extensive pistes for skiers and snowboarders to explore.
Transfer time
- Innsbruck
- Venice
At a Glance
Resort Altitude: 1,520m
Resort Skiing: 2,500m
Total Ski Area: 130km
Lifts: 53
Blue Runs: 70km
Red Runs: 52km
Black Runs: 8km
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Ski Areas
Corvara offers 130km of pistes, with further access to the Alta Badia and Dolomiti Superski with more than 1,100km of slopes. The resort's setting and scenery really is superb and the lifts head up in three predominant directions, giving you direct access to a vast range of piste on your doorstep.
Accommodation
Skiing
For beginners, there are numerous gentle runs, including a nursery area, on both sides of the village. Should you be more experienced, the easy access to the Sella Ronda area is ideal and offers a wide network of pistes. The area is particularly suited to intermediates who are eager to explore the area.
Weekends
Ski Schools
Corvara's Ski & Snowboard School is based right in the town, just under the Boe Gondola. The school offers group and private lessons for both children and adults, specialising in improving Alpine skiing, snowboarding and even slalom and Telemark skiing.
Snow
Restaurants
The Alta Badia region is known for its elegant bars and cosy taverns. A real highlight to the area is the choice of mountain restaurants, with most having a very traditional Alpine, cosy feel.
Back in the resort, Hotel La Perla’s Michelin-starred restaurant ‘La Stua de Michil’ offers superb food in a warm and comfortable atmosphere, cuisine certainly not to be missed. High-quality restaurants are among Corvara’s strengths, attracting visitors that enjoy fine-dining and a stylish atmosphere.
Après Ski
The chic après bars create a real buzz within the resort at the end of the day. Whether you want to relax with a glass of wine, homemade Italian cakes or even indulge in a champagne cocktail, there is certainly something to suit all wants. Ski back to L’Murin, a converted barn that has been designed for afternoon drinking and is commonplace for dancing in your ski boot. The Hotel Col Alto’s Iceberg Lounge bar is also a popular spot.
Non-Skiers
For non-skiers, there are a range of winter activities still on offer, including an ice rink and a toboggan run, as well as public indoor tennis courts to use. Most lifts are also accessible to pedestrians meaning non-skiers can also enjoy the beautiful views and meet the skiers of the group for lunch on the mountain.
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