Madonna di Campiglio at a glance
- Ideal for
- Advanced skiers: 8 black runs, including the Spinale Direttissima
- Switch valleys on skis: 155 km linked
- Foodies: three starred restaurants
- Less suitable if
- Budget skiing: €89 a day in February
- Spring skiing: closes 11 April





Weather, snow and webcams in Madonna di Campiglio
MET Norway forecast, updated daily at 1 am and 9 am.
Snow report · Avalanche bulletin
Where to stay in Madonna di Campiglio
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What to do in Madonna di Campiglio besides skiing
Madonna di Campiglio piste map and ski area
Beginners: 16 blue runs out of 41, including the easy Pradalago · Orsetto Park (Rainalter school)
OpenSkiMap data · © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), unofficial. Official piste map
Madonna di Campiglio lift pass prices
| Lift pass | Adult | Child |
|---|---|---|
| SkiArea · 1 day, low season | €75 | €53 |
| SkiArea · 1 day, peak season | €89 | €62 |
| SkiArea · 6 days, low season | €376 | €263 |
| SkiArea · 6 days, high season | €435 | €305 |
2026-2027 prices · Ticket-office prices · child = junior born 2009 to 2018 · free if born 2019 or later, with an adult · official ticket office
Ski rental and lessons in Madonna di Campiglio
Book your skis before you go
- 4 Skiset shops in Madonna di Campiglio, near the lifts
- Equipment, shop and dates chosen online, in a few minutes
Skiset (4 shops) and Snowrental (8) · sledges rented at the Spinale gondola base
Ski lessons and schools
| Lessons (2026-2027 season) | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult group lessons, 6 days, low season | €280 |
| Adult group lessons, 6 days, high season | €300 |
| Children’s group lessons, 6 days, low season | €290 |
Group lessons for ages 4 to 14 at the Des Alpes school.
When to ski in Madonna di Campiglio
Best time: January to March
Getting to Madonna di Campiglio
On site
Via Pradalago 4, 38086 Madonna di Campiglio
Where to eat and unwind in Madonna di Campiglio
In the village, around piazza Righi: shops, restaurants and starred restaurants
Restaurants in the resort
Starred restaurant at Hotel Bertelli
📍 Hotel BertelliStarred restaurant at hotel DV Chalet
📍 DV ChaletStarred restaurant at Bio-hotel Hermitage
📍 Bio-hotel HermitagePolenta, bread dumplings, game, wood-fired pizza
📍 CentreBread dumplings, spinach gnocchi, pizza at lunchtime
📍 Centre, near the PradalagoOpened in 1977: goulash, wood-fired pizza
📍 Madonna di CampiglioMountain restaurants
Spa and relaxation
Spa reserved for private use from 9pm to 11pm, also open to non-residents
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Frequently asked questions
When does Madonna di Campiglio open in 2026-2027?
On 27 November 2026 for Madonna di Campiglio, with a possible pre-opening on 21 and 22 November at Grostè. The whole SkiArea opens on 3 December and the season ends on 11 April 2027.
How much is a lift pass in Madonna di Campiglio?
At the ticket office, a one-day SkiArea pass costs €75 in low season, €87 in high season and €89 in peak season; 6 days cost €376 or €435. Online, the price varies and it is cheaper if you buy in advance.
Do children ski for free?
Yes: a child born in 2019 or later gets a free pass of the same length as an adult paying the adult rate, one child per adult. Juniors born 2009 to 2018 get a reduced rate.
What is the linked ski area?
The SkiArea Campiglio Dolomiti di Brenta links Madonna di Campiglio, Pinzolo and Folgarida-Marilleva on skis, making 155 km of runs. The pass also covers Pejo, which is not linked.
How do you get there without a car?
The nearest station is Trento, 73 km away, with Trentino Trasporti buses from there. From northern Italian airports (Verona, Bergamo, Venice…), the Fly Ski Shuttle serves Madonna di Campiglio, by reservation.
Is Campiglio suitable for beginners?
Yes, with 16 blue runs out of 41, including the easy 3.7 km Pradalago, and Family Parks for children. The ski schools offer group lessons from age 4.
Sources and method
Resort profile: ski.it, wikidata.org
Lift passes: ski.it
Snow and season: ski.it
Ski area: ski.it
Getting there: ski.it
Accommodation: campigliodolomiti.it
Restaurants and activities: ski.it
Equipment rental: skiset.com, snowrental.com
Webcams: campigliodolomiti.it, api.panomax.com
Runs and lifts: OpenSkiMap · © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Terrain: Mapzen Terrain Tiles (AWS Open Data). Forecasts: MET Norway (CC BY 4.0). Snow on the ground: Meteotrentino (CC BY 4.0). Schools, restaurants, spas and practical information: venue websites and tourist office.
Photos: Marypozzi, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons · Glysiak, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons · Bunny (Transfered by מתניה/Original uploaded by Bunny), Public domain, Wikimedia Commons · Luca Capuccini, Copyrighted free use, Wikimedia Commons · Wikaly17, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons.
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