Skiing in Madonna di Campiglio

Madonna di Campiglio: World Cup blacks, long blues and a SkiArea linked to Pinzolo

Madonna di Campiglio pistes with official lengths, from Spinale direttissima to Canalone Miramonti, plus 2026–27 passes, families, Trento bus and best snow months.

Kilometres of pistes advertised for the whole SkiArea (Campiglio, Pinzolo, Folgarida-Marilleva)

156

Kilometres of pistes advertised for Madonna di Campiglio itself

62

Pistes in the table below (Madonna di Campiglio and Pinzolo)

57

Metres of the DoloMitica Tour, the longest itinerary

5750

Skiing & terrain in Madonna di Campiglio

Madonna di Campiglio (38 pistes) and the lift-linked Pinzolo sector (19 pistes), from the operator's official slope table. Folgarida-Marilleva, the third part of the same SkiArea, has its own SkiPair guide and is not listed here.

Kilometres of pistes advertised for the whole SkiArea (Campiglio, Pinzolo, Folgarida-Marilleva)

156

Kilometres of pistes advertised for Madonna di Campiglio itself

62

Pistes in the table below (Madonna di Campiglio and Pinzolo)

57

Metres of the DoloMitica Tour, the longest itinerary

5750

• Blue pistes in this table: 18
• Red pistes in this table: 24
• Black pistes in this table: 15

Lengths and vertical drops are the operator's own per-run figures from the ski.it slope table, checked 18 October 2026; colours match the tourism board's lift-and-slope list. The breakdown counts only rows marked as pistes: 38 in Madonna di Campiglio (13 blue, 17 red, 8 black) and 19 in Pinzolo. Ski roads (skiweg), terrain parks and the two DoloMitica itineraries are listed separately and not counted. The Fevri toboggan run is left out. This is a catalogue, not a live opening report.

Madonna di Campiglio pistes: Spinale, Grostè, 5 Laghi and Pradalago

Madonna di Campiglio's own slopes, which the operator puts at 62 km, are the centre of a SkiArea of about 156 km. Pistes link it to Pinzolo in Val Rendena and to Folgarida-Marilleva in Val di Sole. The tourism board lists the village's lifts by name, including the Spinale gondola, the 5 Laghi gondola, the Pradalago and Fortini gondolas and the two Grostè gondola stages. Arrange meeting points by lift or run number, not just "up on the mountain".

The famous runs are steep but short. Spinale direttissima (no. 70) is 2400 m with a 585 m drop. Canalone Miramonti, the 3Tre World Cup slalom slope listed as Miramonti (no. 91), is 610 m with 190 m of vertical. Amazzonia is 1600 m. For long, easier mileage, the operator's table shows Graffer at 4830 m, Pradalago facile at 3740 m and 5 Laghi at 3620 m, all blue.

For winter 2026–27, the operator lists several updates: new Pradalago gondola cabins, a wider Spinale diretta, upgraded snowmaking on Canalone Miramonti and work on the Patascoss chairlift. The table below uses the operator's per-run lengths. It is not a live report, so check what is open on the day.

Madonna di Campiglio for beginners: learning areas and long blue runs

First-timers start on a learning area with moving carpets, not on the main pistes. In the village centre, Baby Rainalter on Via Monte Spinale has two moving carpets and gentle slopes, and Rainalter instructors teach there. At Campo Carlo Magno, the Family Park has three moving carpets that replaced its old drag lifts. Pradalago has the Mini Ursus park for young riders and beginners.

Once you can turn and stop with control, the operator's blue runs offer real distance. Look at Pradalago facile (3740 m), 5 Laghi (3620 m), Pozza vecia (3250 m) and the 4830 m Graffer. Some reds and blacks start near these runs, so ask your instructor which way back to the village suits your level. Pinzolo has short learning slopes too: Campo scuola (200 m) and Campo primi passi (50 m).

Getting to Madonna di Campiglio: Verona, Bergamo or Milan, then Trento and the bus

Madonna di Campiglio has no airport. The operator gives road distances from the main gateways: Brescia Montichiari 130 km, Verona 170 km, Bergamo 177 km, Milan Linate 220 km, Milan Malpensa 261 km and Venice 294 km. The Flyski Shuttle runs shared transfers from Verona, Bergamo, Milan Linate, Milan Central station and Trento station. For 2026–27 it is listed every Saturday and Sunday from 19 December 2026 to 21 March 2027, plus a few extra dates. There is a charge for skis.

By public transport, take the train to Trento. The bus station is about 100 m from the railway station. Trentino Trasporti line B201 runs Trento–Tione–Madonna di Campiglio, and line B231 links Tione, Pinzolo, Madonna di Campiglio and Campo Carlo Magno. Both have timetables valid from 11 September 2026 to 25 June 2027. Some journeys change at Tione, so check the timetable for your arrival time. Brescia station is a slower alternative via the Valle del Chiese.

Once there, the local ski bus links the village with the lifts. Line 2 serves the north side and Campo Carlo Magno, including the Pradalago and Grostè gondolas, and Line 5 links Pinzolo, Carisolo and Mavignola. The published 2025–26 service was paid, and children and some ski-pass holders rode free. Check the 2026–27 timetable and fares before you rely on the last bus.

Madonna di Campiglio with children: ski schools, family parks and free under-8 skiing

Many ski schools work in Madonna di Campiglio. The Rainalter school is one of them: its group courses for children run from 10:00 to 12:45 in groups of up to eight, and it lists lessons in English, German and Russian. Before booking any school, ask about age groups, the meeting point, lunch or all-day care, and the shuttle from your hotel.

For the youngest, Baby Rainalter is in the centre and has a sun terrace where parents can wait. The Family Park at Campo Carlo Magno lets children ride its moving carpets alone or with a parent. A parent who doesn't ski can stay near either area instead of buying a full lift pass.

On passes, the operator's Starpass Family scheme for 2026–27 says children up to age 8 always ski free within a registered family group. The group must be created in the MyPass Ski app by 31 December 2026. Check the conditions for the product you buy.

Where to stay in Madonna di Campiglio: village centre, Campo Carlo Magno, Pinzolo or Folgarida

In Madonna di Campiglio's centre, you are close to shops, restaurants and the village lifts, and the ski bus covers the rest. Prices are usually higher, and walking distances with boots vary even within the centre. Ask the host which lift is nearest, whether there is a boot room, and which ski-bus stop serves the property.

Campo Carlo Magno, north of the village, is the base for the Grostè gondola, the cross-country centre and the Family Park. It is quieter, but you rely on the ski bus for evenings in the village. Pinzolo, lower in Val Rendena, connects to Campiglio's Patascoss area through the Pinzolo–Campiglio Express gondola chain. It is a good choice if you want a town atmosphere and more local skiing, but the trip up adds time each morning. Folgarida, in Val di Sole, is linked to the same SkiArea and has its own SkiPair guide.

Whichever base you choose, check where you will arrive with luggage, parking or bus access, and how you get back if a connecting lift closes. The search below starts in Madonna di Campiglio; you can change it to Pinzolo or Folgarida.

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Madonna di Campiglio ski pass: SkiArea Campiglio, Starpass or Superskirama

The SkiArea Campiglio Dolomiti di Brenta pass covers Madonna di Campiglio, Pinzolo and Folgarida-Marilleva; cheaper Pinzolo-only and Folgarida-Marilleva-only passes are also sold. Day and multi-day prices bought online are dynamic, and fixed price lists apply at the ticket offices. On its Starpass Family page for 2026–27, the operator gives adult day-pass prices of €72 to €89 depending on the season (checked 18 October 2026). Your dynamic price may differ, so check it for your dates.

The Superskirama season pass for 2026–27 is valid from 28 November 2026 to 2 May 2027. It covers eight Skirama Dolomiti Adamello Brenta resorts with 150 lifts and about 380 km of pistes. The adult price is €995 in the pre-sale until 8 December 2026 and €1,065 at list price. Ski-pass Key-Cards need a €5 refundable deposit, and Italian law requires third-party liability insurance.

Best time to ski in Madonna di Campiglio: snow history, 2026–27 dates and forecasts

Based on snow history, February and March are the best months. In the resort-reported base depths collected by the third-party OnTheSnow archive (seasons from 2012–13), the average base is deepest in those two months and much thinner in December. Late December and January are shoulder months: usually cold, with the base still building and more reliance on snowmaking. April is the late shoulder; the base is still there, but lower slopes thaw sooner. These are averages from reported data, not official station normals, and they don't guarantee any particular season.

For 2026–27, the operator plans a weather-dependent preview opening of the Grostè area on 21–22 November 2026. Regular opening is 27 November 2026 in Madonna di Campiglio and 3 December 2026 in Folgarida-Marilleva and Pinzolo. The Superskirama season pass is valid until 2 May 2027, but check the closing dates for each sector.

The SkiArea runs from about 850 m to about 2500 m, and the tourism board says snowmaking covers 95% of the runs. When you check the forecast, look at snow depth at valley and summit, the freezing level, wind on the Grostè gondola, and the operator's live lift and slope status.

Madonna di Campiglio ski partners: meet by lift, level and village

When you look for ski partners on SkiPair, include your dates, base (central Campiglio, Campo Carlo Magno or Pinzolo) and level. Say whether you want blue cruising on 5 Laghi and Grostè, the Spinale and Miramonti blacks, or a day touring the whole SkiArea to Folgarida.

For solo trips, agree on a named meeting place, such as a gondola base or a numbered run, and set a time to head back. Not every partner needs to follow the same circuit. Shared transfers or ski-bus timings can also be part of the match.

Ski pass prices for Madonna di Campiglio

Check the operator’s current prices for your ski dates, ticket duration, age group and the area covered by the pass.

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Weather and snow

A clearer view of the snow in Madonna di Campiglio: recent snowfall, what is forecast next, and an outlook for your dates.

Snow and temperature are model estimates. They do not confirm that lifts or pistes are open. Further-ahead dates show seasonal patterns rather than a weather forecast.

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