Ice Climbing

The Cima Presanella offers the best ice-climbing opportunities in the area. Its large north face provides classic climbs and a few challenges such as the Via del Seracco and Via Anna e Mario.
Tubing,tobogganing,sledding

Great fun not only for children, but for their parents as well. There are shorter routes for sledding children and longer routes for their speed-loving adults.

Ice Skating,ice Hockey

Centro di Pattinaggio in Madonna offers splendid opportunities for wintertime ice skating in an outdoor rink. It is open 24 hours a day and holds three sessions each day. Rentals and lessons are available.

Tucked up in a bustling alpine valley, Madonna di Campiglio offers outstanding skiing possibilities below the majestic spires of the Dolomiti Mountains. This is Italy's most prestigious ski resort where visitors often will not come especially for skiing here, but to spend time among members of the 'upper class' or just pass their time on walks, attend the swimming pool or take advantage of the huge ice-rink located in the middle of the town. Tourists, who visit Madonna di Campiglio mainly for skiing sensations, have a chance to ski down very sunny trails located on altitude between 1550 - 2500 meters. Even not very experienced skiers can check their skills on the famous "3-Tre" trail.

Madonna di Campiglio is located 160 km (100 miles) from Verona, the nearest international airport. The resort is 210 km (130 miles) from Milan; driving time is about 3.5 hours.

As a most modern ski resort, Madonna di Campiglio is made up of mostly new buildings and has little to offer those seeking diversion other than winter sports, shopping, and nightlife. After an exhausting ski activities however, most of the visitors want just to relax but those with an itch for artwork can visit the Chiesa di San Virgilio in nearby Pinzolo where a 16th-century depiction of The Dance of the Dead creates an interesting façade.

Events

As a purely a skier's destination Madonna di Campiglio can offer non-skiers great night-life, good restaurants, plenty of boutiques and spas. The resort also offers different amusing events such as the Carnevale brimming with fun. It takes place every February with grand balls and costumed revelry. This feast is celebrated throughout northern Italy, most notably in Venice, and Madonna di Campiglio holds its own events related to the event.

Skiing

Vertical Drop: 5,582'

Top Elevation: 9,743'

Lifts: 30

Terrain: 44/30/26 (beg/int/adv)

Cross Country: 29 km

Snowboarding

Madonna di Campiglio was one of the world's first resorts to believe in the future of snowboarding. In 1999, the valley hosted the FIS Snowboard World Championships, and since then the area resorts have been developing specialized tracks and lifts for this attractive sport.

Each weekend the lower slopes of Madonna's World Cup 3-Tre racecourse, while Folgarida are lit up for night skiing. In Marilleva which is 12 kilometers away the ski stadium at the Biancaneve also offers such opportunities.
Cross-country skiing

Campo Carlo Magno lies just two miles away and maintains 15 kilometers of well-known expert-level trails. Pinzolo, which is nine miles away, also offers some trails of varying difficulty, for a total of 51 kilometers of maintained trails throughout the region.