Ski, Snowboard & Snow Tours & Trips in Northern Italy

Trek through the Innerfeldtal valley beneath Sexten's highest peak, the 3,145m Dreischusterspitze, with an optional toboggan run back down. Climb Cima di Colesei at 1,972m via Passo della Biscia, hike the Valgrande valley, then soak tired muscles in thermal baths after each day's snowshoeing.

Glide through groomed loipes in Dobbiaco at 3,940ft elevation, where beginners can practice snowplough technique on gentle valley tracks while more advanced skiers take on the 22km route to Cortina d'Ampezzo beneath the Tre Cime di Lavaredo. Hotel Tschurtschenthaler features traditional Alpine décor, a pool, and sauna.

Train at the famous Antholz Valley biathlon center in Northern Italy's Dolomites, where Olympic athletes compete at 1,600 meters elevation. Learn cross-country skiing through 5 days of instruction with local professionals, divided into skill-appropriate groups of up to 12. Stay at the 4-star Santeshotel Wegerhof with wellness facilities and try winter hikes through Rasen-Antholz's alpine terrain.

Strap on snowshoes and climb from Anterselva di Mezzo up 450m to the biathlon center, then tackle the 800m ascent to Hochnall at 2,340m with panoramic views. Trek across Prato Piazza from Braies Valley and check out Gönnerhof Alm overlooking the Rieserferner group's snow-covered peaks.

Snowshoe through the Funes Valley in the heart of South Tyrol, walking winter pastures in the Puez-Odle Nature Park with views of Dolomite peaks. Trek the Sunnseitn Trail and Kühberg alpine routes, spotting north faces and stopping for traditional South Tyrolean delights at mountain huts. Stay 6 nights at Hotel Ranuimüllerhof in Santa Maddalena, with wellness access and daily afternoon snacks included.

Strap on snowshoes and trek through Stelvio National Park, following animal tracks across snowy pastures with the Brenta and Ortler Groups rising overhead. After each hike, there's spa time and bombardino tastings to look forward to during your 5-night stay at Bionatur Hotel Chalet Alpenrose.

This self-guided cross-country ski tour takes you through the UNESCO-listed Dolomites, starting from Cortina d'Ampezzo where the 1956 Winter Olympics were held. Ski 15-65km daily on well-maintained trails, following the old Dolomite railroad route through tunnels and past the Three Peaks.