Val di Fassa at a glance
- Ideal for
- Sella Ronda from Canazei or Campitello
- 6-day lift pass at €357 in January
- End the day at the Pozza sulphur baths
- Less suitable if
- Free transfer: ski bus at €4 a day
- Late March: Carezza and Catinaccio close earlier





Weather, snow and webcams in Val di Fassa
MET Norway forecast, updated daily at 1 am and 9 am.
Snow report · Avalanche bulletin
Where to stay in Val di Fassa
Recommended hotels for your budget
Comfort
What to do in Val di Fassa besides skiing
Val di Fassa piste map and ski area
Beginners: Ciampedie learning area, Baby Buffaure · Kinderland in Campitello from age 4
OpenSkiMap data · © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), unofficial. Official piste map
Val di Fassa lift pass prices
| Lift pass | Adult | Child |
|---|---|---|
| Fassa/Carezza · 1 day | €71 | €50 |
| Fassa/Carezza · 6 days | €357 | €250 |
| Superski · 1 day | €80 | €56 |
| Superski · 6 days | €407 | €285 |
2026-2027 prices · Low rate, 6 days from 11 to 16 Jan · child born 2009–2018 · free for those born 2019–2023 with an adult · official ticket office
Ski rental and lessons in Val di Fassa
Book your skis before you go
- 3 Skiset shops in Val di Fassa, near the lifts
- Equipment, shop and dates chosen online, in a few minutes
Skiset (3 shops) and Snowrental (4) · 16 rental shops listed by the tourist office
Ski lessons and schools
| Lessons (2026-2027 season) | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult beginner, 6 days (15 hours) | €275 |
| Advanced child, 6 days (27 hours) | €440 |
| Kinderland from age 4, 6 days, 9am–4pm | €490 |
| Private lesson 1h, morning | €77 |
Kinderland Banzimalia in Campitello: lessons, meals and activities from age 4, childcare from age 3. · Rates from 20 December to 13 March, slightly lower at the start and end of the season.
When to ski in Val di Fassa
Best time: January to March
Getting to Val di Fassa
On site
Strèda Roma 36, 38032 Canazei
Where to eat and unwind in Val di Fassa
In Canazei: Rosengarten, Paradìs and Cliff after skiing, Hexen Klub nightclub
Restaurants in the resort
Sommelier Roberto Anesi's restaurant, grilled meats and wines
📍 Canazei, Strèda RomaWood-panelled room, gnocchi, barley risotto and polenta
📍 Canazei, old townWood-fired pizza and grills on lava stone
📍 CanazeiItalian and local cuisine, listed in the Michelin guide
📍 Canazei, Strèda RomaWooden chalet in the Alba park, game and ravioli
📍 Alba di CanazeiCanederli, barley and polenta at the foot of Buffaure
📍 Pozza, Buffaure base stationMountain restaurants
Spa and relaxation
4,000 m² on three levels, sulphur water, Catinaccio views
Thermal treatments at Pozza, sulphur spring known since 1493
Similar resorts
Frequently asked questions
When does the Val di Fassa ski area open in 2026-2027?
The four ski areas on the Val di Fassa/Carezza pass open on 4 December 2026. Belvedere-Col Rodella and Buffaure-Ciampac close on 4 April 2027, Carezza and Catinaccio on 29 March.
How much is the Val di Fassa/Carezza lift pass?
At the ticket office, €71 a day at the low rate and €79 in high season; €357 for 6 days from 11 to 16 January 2027 and €397 in February. The pass is slightly cheaper online, at least two days ahead.
Do you need the Dolomiti Superski pass to ski the Sella Ronda from Canazei?
Yes: the Sella Ronda crosses four valleys and is covered only by the Dolomiti Superski pass, at €80 a day at the low rate and €407 for 6 days in January.
Do children ski for free?
A child born between 2019 and 2023 gets a free lift pass if it is bought with that of an adult paying full price. The junior rate (born 2009–2018) is €50 a day at the low rate.
Where to stay to ski in the Val di Fassa?
Canazei and Campitello for the Sella Ronda and the Belvedere, Alba for Ciampac and the Col dei Rossi, Pozza for Buffaure and the thermal baths, Vigo for Catinaccio.
Is the ski bus free?
No: it costs €4 a day, €10 for 3 days, €2 a day with the Fassa Guest Card; it is free for children up to age 12. It runs from 3 December 2026 to 4 April 2027.
Sources and method
Resort profile: fassa.com, wikidata.org
Lift passes: dolomitisuperski.com
Snow and season: dolomitisuperski.com, fassa.com
Ski area: fassa.com, dolomitisuperski.com
Getting there: fassa.com
Accommodation: fassa.com
Restaurants and activities: fassa.com
Equipment rental: skiset.com, snowrental.com, fassa.com
Webcams: api.panomax.com, fassa.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: Wolfgang Moroder, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons · kallerna, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons.
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