Madonna Di Campiglio ski holidays and hotels

Beginners skiing in Madonna di Campiglio

The wide open nursery slopes at Campo Carlo Magno provide a perfect, gentle start for beginners, allowing them to gain confidence in a safe and spacious environment. Once comfortable, skiers can progress to the extensive and inviting runs in the sunny Spinale and Groste areas. These zones feature long, sweeping descents with varied terrain that cater to improving skills, offering both beautiful views and enjoyable skiing in bright, favourable conditions. This progression makes the resort an excellent choice for those learning to ski, with plenty of space to develop before tackling more challenging slopes.

Intermediate skiing in Madonna di Campiglio

Madonna di Campiglio is an excellent destination for intermediate skiers, offering a diverse range of pistes that suit a variety of skill levels. The Grostè area is a particular highlight, featuring wide, high-altitude slopes perfect for carving long, sweeping turns. The exhilarating 8-kilometre Grostè piste is especially popular, providing an exciting and varied descent framed by stunning mountain views. Consistent snow conditions here make it ideal for longer skiing sessions.

The sunny Pradalago sector offers a mix of gentle blue runs and more challenging red pistes, all set amid beautiful scenery. It’s perfect for relaxed skiing in bright conditions, with well-groomed slopes that help build confidence. Nearby, the Spinale area delivers some thrilling descents, including the fast-paced Spinale Diretta run, which combines steep and moderate sections to challenge more confident intermediates.

Thanks to the seamless connectivity between Grostè, Pradalago and Spinale, skiers can easily explore a wide variety of slopes without taking their skis off. This network creates endless opportunities for diverse and memorable skiing experiences in one of Italy’s most scenic resorts.

Advanced skiing in Madonna di Campiglio

For advanced skiers, Madonna di Campiglio offers plenty of challenging terrain that tests skills and thrills with variety. The steep and demanding runs around the Spinale and Grostè areas provide excellent opportunities for expert carving and fast descents. The black pistes, such as the Spinale Diretta and the steep sections of Grostè, deliver technical challenges with sharp gradients and varied terrain.

Off-piste enthusiasts will find exciting options too, with extensive backcountry areas offering deep powder and adventurous routes for those experienced in navigating ungroomed snow. The resort’s high altitude and reliable snowfall create favourable conditions for advanced skiing throughout the season.

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Snowboarding in Madonna di Campiglio

Madonna di Campiglio is a fantastic destination for snowboarders of all levels, offering a variety of terrain parks and natural features set against the stunning backdrop of the Brenta Dolomites. The Ursus Snowpark in the Grostè area is one of Europe’s largest and most popular, featuring over 40 features such as kickers, rails, boxes, and a boardercross course that cater to riders from beginners to experts. For those just starting out, the Mini Ursus Snowpark in the Pradalago area provides a friendly environment with gentle jumps and small boxes, perfect for building confidence.

Beyond the terrain parks, Madonna di Campiglio also offers plenty of natural freeride terrain. Areas like Spinale and Fortini boast powder-filled bowls and tree-lined descents, ideal for adventurous riders looking to explore off-piste. Several snowboard schools in the resort cater to all skill levels, and there are numerous rental shops offering high-quality equipment to ensure everyone can enjoy the slopes with the best gear. Whether you prefer hitting jumps or carving through fresh powder, Madonna di Campiglio delivers an exciting and varied snowboarding experience.

Cross country skiing in Madonna di Campiglio

The area boasts 22 km of cross-country ski runs at Campo Carlo Magno, with four loops of varying difficulty, catering to both beginners and seasoned experts.

The cross-country skiing centre at Malghette, near Campo Carlo Magno, is well-equipped and blends perfectly with the surrounding landscape. It includes rental shops, ski rooms, showers, and locker rooms.

Ages

• Child - born after 30/04/2017
• Junior - born between 30/04/2009 - 30/04/2017
• Adult - born before 30/04/2009

Season dates

• Low Season
  • 13 Dec - 20 Dec 25, 
  • 05 Jan - 17 Jan 26, 
  • 16 Mar 26 - end of season
• High Season
  • 21 Dec 25 - 04 Jan 
  • 18 Jan -15 Mar 26

Lift pass information

• Featuring a linked ski area of 156km, where you can enjoy Madonna di Campiglio, Folgarida-Marilleva & Pinzolo
• Children born after 30 April 2017 can collect a free ski pass in resort if accompanied by an adult - one free pass allocated to a child per adult. Proof of age will be required. 

Prices and supplements are correct at the time of publishing. Up to date prices will be confirmed at the time of booking.

Ages

• Chile 3-14 years
• Adult 14+ years

Equipment information

• Child 6 day helmet hire £14
• Adult 6 day helmet hire £29

Levels of equipment 

• Blue skis are ideal for beginners to early intermediates – softer and easier to turn.
• Red skis suit confident intermediates – more rigid for better stability and control, usually new or one season old.
• Black skis are ideal for strong intermediates and advanced skiers wanting high-performance equipment.

Prices and supplements are correct at the time of publishing. Up to date prices will be confirmed at the time of booking.

Tuition is only available for guests staying in Madonna di Campiglio. Guests staying in Pinzolo can book tuition directly with the ski school: Scuola Italiana Sci Pinzolo.