Here you can find all the information about runs and lifts of Val di Fassa in order to plan you ski holiday in the Dolomites the best way possible. Take advantage of the special offer on ski pass prices for the beginning and the finale of season. Do not miss out even a single day of fun on the snow!

The ski lifts opening and closing dates may be subject to change owing to circumstances beyond one’s control, as adverse weather or snow conditions.

See the real time weather forecast and the webcam of the Val di Fassa/Carezza and Alpe Lusia/San Pellegrino ski areas.

The data indicated in the present tables (waiting time, ski pass cash desks and car parks) are related to the base station lifts ONLY, which means to the cable cars, chair lifts and cabin lifts that give access to the ski area. 

How to behave on cable cars, cabin lifts and chair lifts

In compliance with the national and provincial law, the access to the mountain lifts in Val di Fassa is ruled by regulations and hygienic-sanitary indications, in order to contain the spread of COVID-19. 

1. Wear a FFP2 face mask on board of enclosed lifts, as well as in all the common areas by the stations (for children aged 6 years and older).
2. To avoid any crowd at the cash desks of the lifts, it is advisable to purchase the ski pass online.
3. Follow the dedicated signal signs to get to the ticket offices and to the boarding and exiting areas, in order to avoid crowds and crossing paths with other people.
4. Keep a distance of at least 1 metre from the other passengers.
5. People with flu-like symptoms are not allowed on the lifts.
6. Before purchasing your ticket, remember to clean your hands with the sanitizer provided by the ticket offices and wherever else indicated.

The enclosed lifts such as cabin lifts, cable cars and chair lifts with canopy can carry 80% of their maximum capacity. 

Commonly touched surfaces (doorknobs, handrails, turnstiles) are regularly sanitised.