Skiing and lifts

1,224 km of linked runs tie Cortina d’Ampezzo into Dolomiti Superski, with Olympic heritage from 1956 and venues gearing up for 2026. Faloria, Tofana, Cristallo—three faces, three tempos: shady north gullies that hold cold snow, sun-baked decks with views to Tofana di Mezzo at 3,244 m. It’s 12 minutes from town to Socrepes, then 6 to Col Druscié, and about 25 to Rumerlo to carve beneath the classic Olympia pylons. Insider note: the new Son dei Prade gondola noticeably eases queues after 9:30 am.

Around Cortina d’Ampezzo, your driver keeps a Mercedes at your disposal all day, hotel pickup at 8 am, and flexible shuttles between chalet, lift bases, and lunch spots. You travel light: skis handled, passes collected on request, pickup right at the agreed lift. While you sit back, we book El Camineto for lunch or grab an espresso at Rifugio Col Druscié with a front-row Tofana view. If Faloria gets windy, we pivot: 5 Torri via Bai de Dones in roughly 20 minutes, chasing sun-warmed pitches.