The Falcade (Valle del Biois) ski area is the natural development of San Pellegrino towards Veneto/Bellunese part of the Trevalli area. It is located at an altitude of 1.200 metres and is surrounded by some of the most suggestive and fascinating scenery in the Dolomites. In fact, peaks such as the Marmolada, Cime d’Auta, Civetta, Pelmo, Cime del Focobon and the group of Pale di San Martino form the background of this small resort. One is able to ski from Falcade to San Pellegrino Pass thanks to a four modern automatic coupling chairlifts. The long homerun slope called the Innamorati (Sweethearts) running gently downhill from the top of Col Margherita to the village, alongside the woods of the Paneveggio Natural Park, is the last relaxing fatigue of the day. In all, Falcade has 8 lifts and, as in the rest of the Trevalli ski area, offers pistes of different levels of difficulty. If we add these to those of San Pellegrino Pass, there are more than 70 km of skiable pistes, always maintained in perfect condition thanks to an efficient programmed system of artificial snow.

Skipass: Trevalli or Dolomiti Superski

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See also: the rules of good behaviour for skiers on the slopes of Val di Fassa.