Madonna di Campiglio · Trento · Trentino
Madonna di Campiglio
Description
Madonna di Campiglio is one of Italy's most glamorous ski resorts, set beneath the dramatic peaks of the Dolomiti di Brenta in Trentino. It's built its reputation on the Canalone Miramonti - a legendary, floodlit World Cup night slalom piste that hosted Italy's first-ever World Cup race in 1967 - alongside a polished, upscale resort atmosphere of designer boutiques and lively apres-ski.
Good for
Big ski areasSnow-sure tripsAprès-skiCouplesOff-pisteFamiliesFreestyle / snowparkTree skiingEasy access
Terrain by ability
Easy / beginner
18pistes
Easy, gentle runs, particularly around the Pradalago and lower Grostè sectors.
Intermediate
17pistes
Around 23 km of pistes are groomed intermediate runs, forming the bulk of everyday skiing across all three sectors.
Advanced
8pistes
The legendary Canalone Miramonti is the headline attraction - a steep, technical World Cup night slalom piste with gradients up to 60%. Around 7 km of the resort's pistes are classified difficult.
Practical Information
Season
Typically early December to mid-April, snow conditions permitting
Snow Reliability
Madonna di Campiglio's high top altitude at the Grostè sector, close to 2,500m, combined with extensive snowmaking, gives the resort a good reputation for reliable snow through the season.
Linked ski area
Campiglio Dolomiti di Brenta: Madonna di Campiglio is linked on skis with Pinzolo and Folgarida-Marilleva, all on one skipass, for around 150 km of pistes in total.
Lift pass prices
Daily skipass prices (Madonna di Campiglio-Pinzolo-Folgarida/Marilleva):
- Adult: €74-85
- Junior (8-12yo): €52-60
- Child (3-7yo): €37-43
Buying online in advance is generally cheaper than at the ticket office
Location
Madonna di Campiglio, Giudicarie - Trentino, in the Dolomiti di Brenta