Madonna di Campiglio

About Madonna di Campiglio

Situated in the northeast Dolomite mountains, Madonna di Campiglio sits at nearly 5,000 feet and enjoys breathtaking views and great snow conditions. Considered to be a high-end ski resort, Madonna di Campiglio is a top Italy ski resort to experience the “passeggiata,” or Italian elite who enjoy showcasing their fur coats through town. In fact this afternoon ritual generally takes precedence over actually skiing, which is good news for the ski traveler who can enjoy 93.21 miles of skiing without much crowds or lift lines. But in case there are, 20 high uphill-capacity chairlifts whisk skiers around the resort.

Madonna di Campiglio is divided into three base areas that are interlinked via ski runs. The resort town boasts more than a dozen four-star restaurants and nearly two dozen three-star restaurants making it a foodie’s Alpine paradise. Considered to be a high-end ski destination, Madonna di Campiglio is where to experience the “passeggiata,” or Italian elite who enjoy showcasing their fur coats through town.

Madonna di Campiglio has long been a favorite among the elite, with a storied past as a retreat for Austrian nobility, including Princess Elisabeth of Austria and Emperor Franz Joseph. This history adds a layer of elegance and charm to its modern vibe. The resort is a prime location for prestigious events, like World Cup alpine skiing and snowboarding races, drawing top athletes and winter sports enthusiasts from all over. When the snow melts, the excitement continues with summer events like the Rally Stella Alpina, a classic car race, and stages of the Giro d'Italia, bringing the mountain town to life.

International Alpine competitions

93.21 miles of interconnected ski slopes

Diverse winter activities for those who don't ski

Scenic Dolomites

Luxury and elegance

How to get to Madonna di Campiglio

To get to Madonna di Campiglio in the Dolomites, the nearest airport is Verona Villafranca Airport (VRN), located about 100 miles away. You can reach the resort by car, train, coach, taxi or via the Flyski Shuttle that will take you directly to Madonna di Campiglio; some options may depend on the season. Other good airport options include Orio al Serio International Airport (BGY) and Milan Linate Airport (LIN), 115 and 140 miles away respectively.

Buses zip through Madonna di Campiglio village and connect you to nearby spots. Plus, ski buses are on standby at select hotels, ready to whisk you straight to the slopes.

Skiing in Madonna di Campiglio

If you fantasize of miles upon miles of the freshest, most perfectly groomed runs, the skiing at Madonna di Campiglio will be a dream come true. Truly—you won’t find any moguls here. The manicuring of these runs is taken very seriously at Madonna di Campiglio. Flawless groomed runs leave little excitement for experts seeking off-piste-style skiing. Thus, Madonna di Campiglio ski terrain is best enjoyed by intermediates and beginners.

Beginner Skiing in Madonna di Campiglio
Nearly 50 percent of the region’s terrain is designated blue and about 40 percent of the region’s terrain is red. At the top of the Pradalago gondola skiers can enjoy incredible views on the above-treeline blue and red runs. The Telemark and Fortini slopes are ideal for easing into the sport, thanks to their wide, well-groomed paths and gentle inclines. For families and little ones, the Baby slope is a top pick, offering a safe and fun space to get started on skiing basics. It's all about fun and smooth sailing for beginners and families alike!

Expert Skiing in Madonna di Campiglio
Madonna di Campiglio is perfect for intermediate skiers, with 40% of its terrain offering thrilling red runs. Intermediate skiers will love the rolling red slopes of Pradalago, where they can enjoy sweeping views and well-groomed tracks. The 5 Laghi area provides a mix of challenging red and black runs, perfect for those looking to refine their skills and enjoy longer descents.

Family Vacations in Madonna di Campiglio

Madonna di Campiglio offers a plethora of family-friendly activities such as telemark skiing, which provides a classic twist to downhill skiing for a good challenge. For those who prefer a more traditional thrill, the resort's dedicated sledding area on Monte Spinale offers a mile-long run, perfect for kids and adults alike, with a gentle gradient ensuring safe fun for everyone.

Dog sledding is another highlight, where families can glide through snowy trails pulled by Alaskan huskies. For a different kind of adventure, fat biking through snowy trails provides a fun, offbeat way to explore the winter landscape, and ice skating options abound, from the seasonal rink in Pinzolo to the picturesque frozen pond in Conca Verde.