Who knew heaven was a place on earth. Welcome to the Dolomites, Italy

Winter in the Dolomites is a magical time marked by snow-covered peaks, picturesque villages, and a plethora of outdoor activities. From exhilarating skiing and snowboarding on world-class slopes to tranquil snowshoeing and winter hiking trails, there's something for everyone to enjoy amidst the stunning alpine scenery.

Cozy mountain huts beckon with warm hospitality and hearty cuisine, while festive markets and events add to the seasonal charm. Whether seeking adventure on the slopes or peaceful moments surrounded by nature, winter in the Dolomites offers an unforgettable experience. My only regret from this adventure was not having more time to explore, I managed to extend my trip a few days, but even still it wasn't enough.

Here's a few reasons why we love the Dolomites:

Beauty: The Dolomites are renowned for their breathtaking scenery, jagged peaks, towering cliffs, and dramatic valleys and skiing in this UNESCO World Heritage site doesn't disappoint. Runs offers panoramic views of these stunning landscapes and there is beauty at every turn, it is truly unforgettable.

Variety of Terrain: The Dolomites boast an extensive network of ski resorts and slopes catering to all levels of skiers, from beginners to experts. There is over 1,200 kilometer's of interconnected ski runs!!! Skiers therefore have access to a diverse range of terrain, including wide-open slopes, challenging black runs, and tree-lined pistes- sound like a skiers paradise?

Snow Quality: Thanks to its high altitude and favourable climate, the Dolomites typically enjoy excellent snow conditions throughout the winter season. Skiers can expect abundant natural snowfall combined with extensive snowmaking capabilities, ensuring optimal skiing conditions from December to April.

Apres-Ski: After a day on the slopes, skiers can unwind and indulge in the region's renowned apres-ski scene. Whether it's sipping mulled wine at a cozy mountain hut, enjoying live music at a bustling resort village, or dining at a gourmet restaurant, the Dolomites offer plenty of opportunities to relax and socialise after skiing.

Culture and History: Skiing in the Dolomites also provides an opportunity to immerse yourself in the region's rich culture and history. From charming Alpine villages with centuries-old traditions to World War I-era fortifications and museums, there's much to explore beyond the slopes.

Facilities: The ski resorts in the Dolomites offer modern facilities and amenities, including high-speed lifts, well-groomed slopes, and state-of-the-art snowmaking systems. Whether you're looking for family-friendly resorts or adrenaline-pumping terrain parks, you'll find it all in the Dolomites there is something for everyone.