Skiing in the Dolomites
Cross-country skiing is a winter sport that uses skis and poles to traverse groomed trails, typically in flat or hilly areas. Unlike downhill skiing, cross-country skiing does not involve ski lifts, so movement is achieved through leg motion. For this reason, it is an activity that requires a minimum level of endurance.
“In running and cross-country skiing, patience and perseverance are the keys to achieving your goals.”
– Lars Flora
The area of the Dolomites offers a variety of scenic routes to explore, such as the loops at the foot of the Marmolada or in the Civetta area, with valleys and characteristic locations that make each trail unique.
Suitable for all ages, cross-country skiing is ideal for staying fit and relaxing, as it combines physical exercise with contact with nature. Skiing on trails immersed in almost enchanted landscapes allows you to experience a sense of freedom and tranquility. Challenge your physical abilities, refine your skiing skills, or simply enjoy the beauty of the mountains with a lovely, slow-paced ski.
“Cross-country skiing is a wonderful combination of strength, endurance and the joy of moving in nature.”
– Mika Myllylä
