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Overview
Alta Badia in the heart of the Dolomites is a stunning Italian resort loved by winter sports enthusiasts. South Tyrol region is Alta Badia's home, this resort offers stunning panoramic views and world-class skiing. With 53 lifts, including several modern gondolas, Alta Badia provides seamless access to 130 kilometers of perfectly groomed slopes. The terrain is predominantly suited for beginners and intermediates, with long, wide runs that are ideal for cruising. However, expert skiers will find challenges on steeper sections and can venture out to the nearby Sella Ronda circuit, which connects to over 500 kilometers of additional ski runs. The entire skiing area is part of the Dolomiti Superski, one of the largest ski networks in the world.
Après-ski at Alta Badia is relaxed and sophisticated, with cozy mountain huts offering warm drinks and local delicacies. Restaurant's in the area are exceptional, with several Michelin-starred restaurants showcasing the best of South Tyrolean and Italian cuisine. For nightlife, the scene is more laid-back, centered around après lounges and charming village pubs, making it perfect for those seeking a more refined experience after a day on the slopes.
Alta Badia is easily accessible by car, with major airports like Venice and Innsbruck only a few hours away. Public transport and private transfers offer convenient options for those arriving from further afield. Unique to this resort is the combination of outstanding skiing with a deep connection to Ladin culture, reflected in the region’s traditions, language, and warm hospitality. Whether it’s the stunning mountain views or the unrivaled gastronomy, Alta Badia delivers a ski experience unlike any other.
Adventures & Attractions
Our recommended resort highlights.
Alta Badia Back Country Skiing
Experience Alta Badia’s stunning backcountry terrain with guided tours, perfect for skilled skiers looking to explore untouched powder.
Alta Badia Snow Park
Freestyle enthusiasts can hit the snow park’s jumps, rails, and features, offering exciting options for both skiers and snowboarders.
Alta Badia Gourmet Restaurants
Dine at Michelin-starred and alpine huts serving local Ladin flavors, where high-altitude cuisine meets the culinary excellence of Alta Badia.
Alta Badia Ski World Cup
Watch world-class skiers compete on Alta Badia’s legendary Gran Risa slope, known for its challenging runs and electrifying atmosphere.
Alta Badia Winter Hiking
Explore peaceful, snowy trails with breathtaking mountain views, ideal for connecting with nature in the pristine Dolomite setting.
Alta Badia Cross Country Skiing
Discover scenic cross-country trails through Dolomite landscapes, with well-maintained routes for skiers of all levels.
- How to Reach Alta Badia
- Resorts & City Guide
By Air
The closest airports to Alta Badia are Venice and Innsbruck, both around two to three hours away by car. These airports offer direct flights from many international destinations, making them the most convenient entry points.
By Train
Alta Badia can be accessed via trains to Brunico or Bolzano from major cities like Verona or Milan. From there, buses or private transfers will take you directly to the resort, making it a convenient and scenic journey through the Dolomites.
By Car
Driving to Alta Badia is straightforward, with well-maintained roads leading from Venice, Innsbruck, or Milan. A car is useful if you plan to explore nearby Dolomite villages and ski resorts, though local transport is also available.
By Bus
There are direct bus services from Brunico and Bolzano train stations, as well as from major airports like Venice and Innsbruck. These buses provide a stress-free way to reach Alta Badia, with beautiful scenery along the route.
By Private Transfer
Private transfer services are available from Venice, Innsbruck, and Bolzano. These transfers offer a comfortable and direct way to reach Alta Badia, allowing you to relax and enjoy the ride through the scenic Dolomites.
