Val Comelico – A holiday in the Dolomites: pure fun

Skiing in the Dolomites offers a delightful mix of cultures. Discover two beautiful picturesque valleys: Val Comelico and Sesto-Sextner Dolomiten. Follow the breathtaking itinerary along “The UNESCO Dolomites Natural Park � – from the Padola ski resor to the  Sesto and S.Candido ski resorts  in Alta Pusteria. One single ski pass, the Dolomiti Superski Pass gives you access  to two very different regions: Veneto and Alto Adige South Tyrol.

WHAT’S NEW FOR THE 2010-11 WINTER SEASON

The new  “Ski Area Alta Val Comelico� as from this winter  2010/11 is now included in the Dolomiti Superski circuit, the biggest ski network in the world,  the Dolomiti Superski Pass gives you access to all the Dolomiti Superski resorts.
The ski slopes in Padola reach the summit of Col d’la Tenda at 2000m. a starting point for a breathtaking itinerary  around the UNESCO Dolomites Natural Park. An awe-inspiring experience for the skier, a unique opportunity to discover and admire the towering Dolomites of Sesto and Val Comelico. 
A new project is already underway to connect the two valleys and ski resorts and as from this winter the ski areas of  Padola – Valgrande - Passo Monte Croce - Sesto –can be accessed by a new shuttle bus service “SALTO� run by the “Dolomiti di Sesto SpA�. One single ski pass for the entire ski network

The Dolomites Mountain Range offers some breathtaking views of  Croda da Campo, Cima Bagni, Monte Popèra, Cima Undici, Croda Rossa, the famous Three Peaks of Lavaredo, cima Dodici,  Tre Scarperi as far as Rocca dei Baranci. Spectacular mountain  scenery.
Monte Elmo · Orto del Toro (in planning phase) · Prati di Croda Rossa  · Passo Monte Croce · NEW  Padola-Val Comelico ·  Waldheim · Monte Baranci · Dobbiaco · Braies: one big ski-carousel, one ski pass gives access to the new “Giro delle Cime� “The Sexten Dolomites Tour�, 77 km of pistes and 31 cable cars and lifts.