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In the 1970's, the various ski lift companies realized that is was necessary to create a single ski pass for skiing in the various areas of western Trentino. The slopes of Madonna di Campiglio and Folgarida-Marilleva were connected but each had different ski passes; in Pontedilegno Tonale it was necessary to buy 4 ski passes to be able to ski in the whole area, and the same went for the Andalo and Folgaria ski resorts.
These were the first ski resorts that decided to solve the issue by offering one-day ski passes valid also in the neighbouring ski areas and in the western Trentino. In 1993, following a positive economic trend, skiing in Italy suddenly became very convenient on foreign markets and our skiing facilities had to face with skiers used to ski in the best alpine resorts, with several hundred kilometres of slopes. So, towards the end of the 1990’s, following the agreement between the lift companies of Madonna di Campiglio, Pinzolo, Folgarida-Marilleva, Pejo, Tonale-Ponte di Legno and Monte Bondone, the SKIRAMA DOLOMITI adamello brenta Association was born; Andalo-Fai della Paganella (Skiarea Paganella) and Folgaria-Lavarone (Folgaria Ski) soon joined the Association. Now the Association has become a Consortium.

Nowadays, the ski passes issued in each ski resort are:

LOCAL SKIPASS (valid only in the singol skiarea) hourly or ½ day, from 1 to 14 days and season passes;
SUPERSKIRAMA SKIPASS (with free access to 150 lifts within the 8 ski resorts) from 2 to 14 days and season pass;
COMBI SKIPASS (valid only in the singol skiarea plus a few days Superskirama) from 1 to 14 days and season pass;
other possible combinations are described in the price lists of each single ski resort.

The annual SUPERSKIRAMA ski pass allows skiers to ski for 5 days on 1,150 kilometres of slopes in the Dolomiti Superski.

But the SKIRAMA DOLOMITI Consortium adamello brenta has no boundaries and offers to the holders of the annual SUPERSKIRAMA skipass the possibility to ski with a 50% discount in the 13 American locations of the VAIL RESORT group (www.vailresorts.com).

In addition to reaching their aim of managing the types of ski passes issued jointly, the Consortium also works in close contact with the various accommodation facilities and the Tourism Boards of each area, offering skiers the opportunity to choose among special offers that include both accommodation and ski passes. The Consortium also has a detailed promotional programme, participating in trade fairs and various workshops with Tour operators and Agencies.

The Consortium bodies comprise:

The Assembly with one representative from each Lift Companies of the 8 Skirama resorts; usually the President or Managing Director of the Lift Companies.
The Board of Directors, made up of a members presentative for each company/consortium and 2 members selected among the directors of the Tourism Boards of the areas in which the Companies/Consortiums are operating; the latter hold the role of President and Vice-President;
The President;
The Vicepresident.

SKIRAMA DOLOMITI Adamello-Brenta
I - Via G. Marconi 7 - 38027 Malé (TN)
Tel. +39.0463.901280 · Fax +39.0463.900095
info@skirama.it · P.I: 01956410227
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Skirama in figures

With 150 lift facilities and 380 km of slopes, the SKIRAMA DOLOMITI adamello brenta is one of the most important ski carousels of the Alps, in Italy.
The SKIRAMA DOLOMITI ski resorts are: Madonna di Campiglio and Pinzolo in Val Rendena, Folgarida-Marilleva, Pejo and Pontedilegno - Tonale in Val di Sole, Andalo-Fai della Paganella, Monte Bondone and Folgaria-Lavarone-Luserna.
The SKIRAMA DOLOMITI adamello brenta offers the possibility to ski from November to April, thanks to the high altitude of the slopes (up to 2,500 m a.s.l. at Madonna di Campiglio and up to 3,000 m a.s.l. Presena glacier) and to the excellent snowmaking systems, covering 90% of the slopes.

Lifts and slopes of each ski area:

VAL RENDENA	Lift facilities	Km OF slopes	Artificial snow	Hourly capacity
Madonna di Campiglio	20	60	95%	34.500
Pinzolo	13	30	65%	21.000
VAL DI SOLE	Lift facilities	Km of slopes	Artificial snow	Hourly capacity
Folgarida – Marilleva	25	60	90%	37.000
Pejo	6	16	80%	6.100
Tonale – Ponte di Legno	28	104	100%	44.000
VALLI DELL’ADIGE	Lift facilities	Km OF slopes	Artificial snow	Hourly capacity
Andalo – Fai della Paganella	14	37	95%	27.000
Monte Bondone	5	20	100%	6.000
Folgaria – Lavarone	34	104	100%	48.700

The best ski resorts in Italy
Skirama

Famous both for the quality of the winter offer and the beauty of their landscapes, the following resorts form the Skirama carousel: Madonna di Campiglio and Pinzolo in Val Rendena, Folgarida Marilleva, Pejo and Ponte di Legno/Tonale in Val di Sole and Lombardia, Paganella Ski (with the village of Andalo-Fai della Paganella) on the eastern side of the Dolomites, Monte Bondone above the city of Trento and Alpe Cimbra-Folgaria and Lavarone along the Adige valley.

Where to ski in Italy Alpe Cimbra: Folgaria - Lavarone

The Folgaria-Lavarone ski area with 104 km of slopes is ideal for everyone. Ski down the cult slopes - Salizzona, Agonistica, Avez del Prinzep – slow ski trails, snow parks and boarder cross.
Fast ski lifts and a high-tech snowmaking system that guarantees snow throughout the entire season. Experience fat-biking, dog sledding, tobogganing and sledging, snowshoeing, ice karting, ice-skating.

Where to ski in Italy Folgarida Marilleva

A unique Ski Area with 150 km of linked ski slopes and ‘only-skis’ slope connection.
Funivie Folgarida Marilleva is not just a ski destination, but a dream ski destination and a genuine paradise for skiers, snowboarders and freestylers offering 60 km of ski slopes, 25 lifts, and 36 runs (38% easy, 49% intermediate, 13% advanced), all yours to discover.

Where to ski in Italy Monte Bondone

Unspoilt nature, relaxation, wide slopes, fun and safety: Monte Bondone is the ideal place to spend a holiday on the snow with your family! Families will find a wide range of services designed to meet their specific #familyvillage needs: hotels, kindergartens and ski bars directly on the slopes, ski schools, nursery slope, a new baby boarder cross slope, entertainment and lots of fun.

Where to ski in Italy Paganella Ski

A modern ski area just 20 minutes from Highway A22, it offers a variety of enviable slopes accompanied by breath-taking views. Training venue for the Norwegian National Alpine Ski Team. 190 ski instructors, 124 accommodations including hotels and residences, 100% of the slopes covered with artificial snow and more!

Where to ski in Italy Pejo

Nature at 3000 meters.
This location is perfect for families with children in the truly unique and enchanting setting of the Stelvio National Park. And now with the “PEJO 3000” gondola lift and the “Pista Val della Mite” ski slope, even the most expert and demanding skiers can try the Peio ski area.

Where to ski in Italy Madonna di Campiglio

In the heart of the Campiglio Dolomiti di Brenta Ski Area and at the foot of the most beautiful mountains in the world, Madonna di Campiglio has 150 km of always perfectly smoothed and ‘only-skis’ connected slopes, modern and fast lifts, equipped snow parks. Skiing in Madonna di Campiglio is always a unique experience, to repeat every winter.

Where to ski in Italy Ponte di Legno - Tonale

The ski area Pontedilegno-Tonale, situated between Lombardy and Trentino guarantees skiing from Autumn to Spring thanks to the Presena Glacier at 3000 metres. 28 different lifts are at your service for 100 kilometres of slopes, all connected and snow covered, thanks to the high altitude and the heavy snowfall that covers the entire area.

Where to ski in Italy Pinzolo

Situated at the foot of Doss del Sabion, Pinzolo focuses on families and young skiers, with the winter area for children, its ski school holding the quality mark for teaching children and equipped refuges. Connected to Madonna di Campiglio with ‘only-skis’ slopes, Pinzolo completes the Campiglio Dolomiti di Brenta Ski Area.