Badia, a place where history comes alive. The Dolomites of Alta Badia (the upper part of the Val Badia) form part of the UNESCO World Natural Heritage site. The landscape in this area is known for its extraordinary variety, as is the local culture. This includes many carefully preserved customs and traditions, but also the Ladin language with its very particular resonance. “Bëgnodü” is what the people of Badia say as they welcome guests: people who come from near and far to explore the many aspects of Alta Badia …
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Up in the Badia ski lift, and you’re ready to go:
130 km of beautifully groomed slopes, direct access to the Sellaronda and the best location on the world’s largest ski carousel (the Dolomiti Superski). N.B.: a single ski pass gives you access to 12 ski areas, 450 ski lifts and 1,200 km of slopes. So, have you already booked your skiing holiday?
If you want to combine sport with pleasure, try the La Crusc ski tour. You start right below the Santa Croce massif and then follow some wide trails – ideal for families or beginners. Anyone interested in retracing the history of the last century can go ski touring on Mount Lagazuoi, a place of pivotal importance in the First World War. However, you won’t want to miss one of the world’s best-known ski circuits: the Sellaronda. It’s easy to reach, you can get there straight from the Alta Badia ski area.
The Armentarola di San Cassiano cross-country skiing centre offers about 26 km of cross-country trails, divided into various stages. The well-groomed trails are suited to both classic and skating styles.