Val di Fassa between sunrise skiing and the sound of Dolomiti Ski Jazz

Twenty gold medals (and as many silver and bronze) will be awarded during the 2026 Winter Olympics in Val di Fiemme, Trentino. Not to mention that in March, the Paralympic Games will also be held in Tesero. If you want to stay in the Olympics area but outside the hustle and bustle of the event, the nearby Val di Fassa, only 11 km away, is the ideal place to go to enjoy some experiences that have a long tradition here. Starting with 'Trentino Ski Sunirse', a perfect mix of exclusive skiing at sunrise on a freshly groomed slope and a delicious typical breakfast in a mountain hut (next appointments 14 February at Ciampedie; 25 February at Alpe Lusia; 8 March at Ciampac and 14 March at San Pellegrino). Those who want to admire the 'enrosadira', that phenomenon that sees the mountains, struck by the last rays of sunlight, turn all shades of pink and red, should not miss the 'Enrosadira Time' on 5 March, with an ascent to the 2950 metres of Sass Pordoi. Next to the alpine skiing guaranteed by a series of latest-generation lifts, such as the most modern and futuristic in Italy at Campitello di Fassa, which takes you to Col Rodella in just a few minutes, there are proposals for the more sustainable side of the skiing holiday: snowshoe and winter shoe itineraries to be done in the company of an alpine guide to appreciate every moment. For a more sincere contact with nature, there is also 'Forest Bathing' to experience, even in winter, or be pampered at the Aloch spring in Pozza, the thermal capital of the Dolomites. And to discover the vibrant soul of the Dolomites there is 'Dolomiti Ski Jazz', which from 6 to 15 March offers concerts, street parades and jam sessions in unusual locations throughout the valley.

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