It is no coincidence that the snow-covered slopes of Madonna di Campiglio attract thousands of skiers and visitors every winter.
Madonna di Campiglio is Val Rendena’s leading winter resort in western Trentino, set at the foot of the Brenta Dolomites. Skiing has been part of local life for more than fifty years, while over a century of Alpine tourism, refined hospitality, excellent services, outstanding snow conditions and a unique natural setting have made Campiglio one of the great resorts of the Alps.
Campiglio’s slopes rank among the best in the Alps, with terrain for every ability level: from gentle nursery slopes to demanding black runs where World Cup champions compete.
The resort has continually renewed its lift network with modern, forward-looking facilities, including the link between Pinzolo and Madonna di Campiglio. The lifts are supported by an extensive snowmaking system.
Lake Montagnoli is one of Europe’s largest artificial reservoirs. It supplies the resort’s modern network of snow cannons, which can cover almost the entire ski area in less than two weeks and help the winter season open even when natural snowfall is limited.
Alongside the magnificent terrain, efficient lifts and snowmaking technology are the people who introduce so many visitors to the mountains: Campiglio’s ski and snowboard instructors.
The resort is also a benchmark for ski tuition and newer disciplines, from snowboarding to carving, with five ski schools, more than 150 instructors and a long tradition of expert mountain guides.
The Campo Carlo Magno nursery area is the ideal place to make your first turns in complete safety. Once you feel confident, you can progress to the wide slopes of Grostè and continue learning on increasingly challenging runs.
The training and professionalism of Campiglio’s ski instructors are recognised throughout Trentino and beyond. Madonna di Campiglio is an excellent place to learn to ski.
Madonna di Campiglio is also at the forefront of snowboarding. From the sport’s earliest days, the resort embraced its appeal to younger riders and hosted top-level events ranging from World Cup competitions to the FIS World Championships.
Ursus Snowpark is the centrepiece of freestyle skiing and snowboarding in Madonna di Campiglio. At more than 2,500 metres above sea level, its 50,000-square-metre area features kickers, boxes, rails and jib elements for freestyle enthusiasts.
The quality of Ursus Snowpark is supported by its high altitude and efficient snowmaking system, which provides the snow needed to shape the features and allows the park to open well ahead of many other destinations.
The Brenta Dolomites and Val Rendena offer plenty of winter fun even if you do not ski or snowboard. The area is crossed by snowshoe trails, and you can also take the lifts uphill before descending on dedicated toboggan runs.
If relaxation is more your style, enjoy the high-altitude sunshine at mountain huts such as Rifugio Graffer or Chalet Fiat. In the evening, unwind with massages and spa treatments at Campiglio’s wellness hotels.
