Arabba Marmolada
Arabba Marmolada: 63km slopes, 3,269m highest lift-served Dolomites. Home to La Bellunese 12km descent. Sellaronda access.
Season 2026 - 2027
Opens
28 Nov 2026
Closes
18 Apr 2027
Days open
141
Annual snow
4m
The Overview
Michael Fulton
Melbourne-based skier and snowboarder with 50+ resorts across 5 continents. Specialises in Australian resorts and international resort comparisons.
Arabba-Marmolada combines challenging terrain with spectacular Dolomite views, centred around the imposing Marmolada glacier—rising to 3,343 metres as the Dolomites' highest peak. The area delivers 63 kilometres of marked pistes with vertical drops exceeding 1,400 metres on north-facing slopes that maintain excellent snow quality.
Challenging black runs, including the demanding Fodoma descent, attract advanced skiers, while the resort's position on the Sella Ronda circuit provides access to over 500 kilometres of interconnected terrain. Arabba's remarkable scenery earned UNESCO World Heritage status, with distinctive pale limestone formations creating an extraordinary backdrop for technical skiing.
1823m
Vertical
43
Runs
63 km
Piste
4m
Annual snow
Dolomiti Superski Pass
Pass
Watch
See Arabba Marmolada in motion
The Terrain
43 runs across 63 km of piste
Arabba Marmolada has the biggest vertical in this batch, at 1,823 metres, from a 1,446-metre base up to a 3,269-metre summit on the Marmolada glacier. Sanity lists 43 runs over 63 kilometres, graded 37% beginner, 48% intermediate and 15% advanced, with no expert terrain. Despite that grading, the character is steeper than the numbers suggest, because many runs fall away on north-facing faces beneath Porta Vescovo and the Marmolada. Aerial trams, gondolas and a strong set of quad and six-seat chairs carry skiers up, and the area sits on the Sellaronda circuit.
The runs worth planning around are the black pistes above Arabba, including Fodoma, Sourasass and Variante Ornella, along with the Bellunese run from Punta Rocca on the Marmolada down to Malga Ciapela, a long glacier descent of many kilometres. Porta Vescovo gives reliable cold slopes and good cruising for intermediates. Off-piste lines exist beneath the lifts, but they need local knowledge and avalanche gear. The area suits strong intermediates, advanced skiers and anyone wanting big vertical and high-altitude skiing, and it is less suited to complete beginners.
Terrain split
43
runs
43 runs across 4 grades
Beginner16 runs · 37%
Intermediate21 runs · 48%
Advanced6 runs · 15%
Expert0 runs · 0%
Time it right
When to visit Arabba Marmolada
The Arabba winter season typically extends from early December through late April, with the high-altitude Marmolada glacier often operating into May. The area receives approximately 4 metres of annual snowfall, supplemented by extensive snowmaking on lower elevations. January and February deliver consistently cold temperatures, preserving snow quality on Arabba's predominantly north-facing slopes.
The high alpine terrain around Marmolada offers exceptional late-season skiing with stable spring snow conditions and extended daylight hours. The resort follows the Dolomiti Superski calendar, with operations beginning on northeastern slopes before expanding to fully connect with the Sella Ronda circuit by mid-December.
Season 2026 - 2027
28 Nov 2026
Opens
18 Apr 2027
Closes
141
Days open
4 m
Annual snow
Getting there
Getting to Arabba Marmolada, and where to stay
Situated in Veneto's Livinallongo del Col di Lana municipality, 100 kilometres north of Venice and 60 kilometres east of Bolzano, Arabba occupies a strategic position at the junction of four Dolomite valleys. The compact village centre sits at 1,600 metres elevation, featuring traditional Ladin architecture and mountain-focused facilities rather than extensive nightlife.
This authentic Alpine community maintains strong connections to regional culture through cuisine, language, and seasonal festivals. The resort's central location on the Sella Ronda circuit provides outstanding accessibility to neighbouring valleys, while its position beneath the Marmolada's north face ensures excellent snow preservation throughout winter.
Where to stay
Search all stays →Hotels and lodges near Arabba Marmolada, powered by Stay22.
Latest News
From the SnowStash desk
Europe Ski Resorts Open Now: What Is Skiable in Mid-October 2026
Europe’s ski season is open, technically. After a record-warm summer, glaciers in Austria, Switzerland and Italy are running a few pistes apiece, Sölden, Stubai and Kitzsteinhorn started late, Titlis has pushed back to 24 October, and Zermatt reopens a few lifts on 14 October after more than two months shut. Finland’s Levi and Ruka are skiing on stored snow. Here is what is open, and what you actually get at each.
14 Oct 2026
Zermatt Plans World Cup Downhill Return on the Gornergrat for 2028
Zermatt is having another crack at a World Cup downhill, and this time nobody has to cross a border. Around 13 million Swiss francs is going into rebuilding the Gornergrat piste, including a jump fed by a roughly 300-metre in-run across the roof of the Gornergrat Railway gallery, with the Matterhorn lined up behind it for the TV cameras. First men’s race is pencilled in for March 2028, pending FIS homologation.
14 Oct 2026
Mt. Rose Begins Snowmaking for the 2026-27 Season at Lake Tahoe
Lake Tahoe’s highest base elevation is paying off early: Mt. Rose has started making snow for 2026-27 after the first flurries and a cold snap. The Nevada resort is backing it with nearly US$2 million in upgrades, including a replacement snowmaking main line, a new PistenBully groomer and restraint bars on every lift. Opening day is yet to be confirmed, though Heavenly and Northstar are already eyeing 20 November.
13 Oct 2026
Utah Ski Resorts 2026-27: What’s New at Alta, Deer Valley, Powder Mountain and More
Utah is still building flat out. For 2026-27, Powder Mountain opens a steep new Skytrac chair into more than 1,000 acres of advanced terrain, Deer Valley adds 200 acres on Hail Peak, Sundance gets a new quad and Park City adds a gondola from its new parking structure. Snowmaking is expanding almost everywhere, Eagle Point stays closed after the Cottonwood Fire, and the 2034 Games are setting the pace. Here’s what’s new, resort by resort.
13 Oct 2026
Mt Hutt Invests NZ$12 Million in Base Area, Tripling Its Sun Deck
Mt Hutt is getting busier, and its base lodge is about to catch up. NZ$12 million goes into a heated sun deck roughly three times the current size (430 m² to 1,300 m²), plus a new toilet block, heated steps down to snow level, extra storage and a new food and beverage outlet. Building starts after the 2026 season, with everything due for winter 2027.
11 Oct 2026
Vermont Ski Resort Opening Dates 2026-27: Few Dates Set, Killington Waits on the Cold
Vermont's season is slow to take shape. Stratton is tentatively targeting 18 November and Sugarbush 21 November, while Pico has Friday 11 December on the calendar. Killington never sets a date and opens when the snowmaking allows, and Vail Resorts has yet to name days for Stowe, Okemo and Mount Snow. The forecasts disagree about snow, and the main El Niño worry for the Green Mountains is warmth.
9 Oct 2026
Crans-Montana 2027 World Championships President Resigns Ahead of Fraud Hearing
Less than four months out from the Crans-Montana 2027 World Championships, the man running the organising committee has stepped down. Claude-Alain Schmidhalter resigned as Swiss-Ski vice president and OC president after being indicted over a business dispute unrelated to skiing. He denies the allegations and faces court on October 27. Interim leaders are in place for the February 1-14 event.
9 Oct 2026
Kelly Canyon, Idaho, Adds Snowmaking, a Bigger Terrain Park and More Parking for 2026-27
Kelly Canyon had a rough 2025-26, and the Idaho resort has spent the summer making sure it doesn’t repeat. Snowmaking now reaches the top of Goldrush, the terrain park is doubling in size with a stereo system, lights and a snack shack, and the car park is getting bigger. Grooming is stepping up too. Target opening is December 4, conditions permitting.
9 Oct 2026
Arabba Marmolada Webcams
7 live angles across the mountain. Tap any camera to go full-screen.
About Arabba Marmolada's live webcams
Check live conditions across Arabba Marmolada with 7 real-time webcams showing snow, weather, and lift operations, updated every 10 minutes. Check high-elevation cams for powder visibility and base-area cams for crowd levels before you head up.
Camera guide
- Arabba - Bec de Roces2069m
- Experience commanding panoramic views through this spectacular Arabba Marmolada webcam positioned at Bec de Roces at 2069 meters elevation. This interactive 360-degree Panomax live cam captures sweeping vistas across the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites landscape while monitoring snow conditions on the resort's challenging north-facing terrain. Perfect for assessing visibility across the Sellaronda circuit connection points, this Arabba live cam showcases the dramatic limestone peaks that make this Veneto destination legendary among advanced skiers seeking technical descents.
- Arabba Passo Padon2369m
- Witness the iconic Queen of Dolomites through this spectacular Arabba Marmolada webcam positioned at Passo Padon at 2369 meters elevation. This commanding live cam captures breathtaking views of the mighty Marmolada glacier and its dramatic north face rising to 3,343 meters, the highest peak in the Dolomites. Essential for assessing conditions on the legendary 12-kilometer La Bellunese descent, this Arabba live cam reveals visibility and snow quality across the challenging terrain connecting to the glacier's base. Perfect for advanced skiers planning routes through UNESCO World Heritage landscape where historic WWI trenches meet exceptional high-altitude skiing that extends into late spring.
- Arabba - Rifugio Burz1936m
- Discover authentic mountain refuge atmosphere through this scenic Arabba Marmolada webcam positioned at Rifugio Burz at 1936 meters elevation. This strategic live cam captures the mid-mountain hub where skiers pause for traditional Ladin cuisine amid spectacular Dolomite scenery. Monitor current conditions around this popular gathering point through this Arabba live cam while planning routes across terrain that combines challenging descents with connections to the famous Sellaronda circuit.
- Arabba - Pista Fodoma1934m
- Track conditions on one of the Dolomites' most demanding black runs through this essential Arabba Marmolada webcam focused on the legendary Pista Fodoma at 1934 meters elevation. This live cam reveals real-time snow quality and visibility on the steep technical descent that challenges expert skiers with sustained pitch and exposure. Perfect for advanced skiers assessing the famous Fodoma's condition, this Arabba live cam showcases the challenging terrain that defines this UNESCO World Heritage destination's reputation among serious Alpine skiers.
- Arabba - Porta Vescovo2478m
- Monitor high-altitude skiing conditions through this strategic Arabba Marmolada webcam positioned at Porta Vescovo complex at 2478 meters elevation. This commanding live cam captures the crucial hub where multiple lift systems converge, providing access to the resort's most challenging terrain and Sellaronda circuit connections. Essential for planning routes across Arabba's extensive north-facing slopes, this live cam reveals visibility and snow quality at the elevation where the iconic Marmolada massif dominates the spectacular Dolomite skyline.
- Canazei - Sass Pordoi2950m
- Experience dramatic summit perspectives through this elevated Arabba Marmolada webcam positioned at Sass Pordoi at 2950 meters elevation. This high-altitude live cam captures breathtaking views across the Sella massif and surrounding UNESCO Dolomites peaks while monitoring conditions on the famous Sellaronda circuit. Perfect for assessing visibility at this iconic mountain pass, this Arabba live cam showcases the spectacular limestone formations that create the distinctive landscape connecting four valleys in the world's most scenic ski circuit.
- Pordoi Pass2335m
- Discover the heart of the Sellaronda circuit through this strategic Arabba Marmolada webcam positioned at Passo Pordoi at approximately 2335 meters elevation. This interactive Panomax live cam reveals conditions at the historic mountain pass linking Val di Fassa and Livinallongo valleys. Monitor real-time snow coverage and visibility through this Arabba live cam at the crucial junction where skiers navigate between major Dolomiti Superski sectors on the famous circular tour beneath UNESCO World Heritage peaks.
Arabba Marmolada snow cams FAQ
How often do Arabba Marmolada snow cams update?
All Arabba Marmolada snow cams and webcams update every 10 minutes with fresh images showing current mountain conditions. This frequent update schedule ensures you have access to near real-time conditions for planning your ski day at Arabba Marmolada.
Which Arabba Marmolada webcam shows the best powder conditions?
The high-elevation Canazei - Sass Pordoi webcam at 2,950m provides the clearest view of powder conditions and snowfall. These Arabba Marmolada webcams capture fresh snow accumulation and visibility better than base area cameras.
Can I see Arabba Marmolada lift queues on the webcams?
Yes. Multiple Arabba Marmolada snow cams specifically show lift queue areas and chairlift operations, helping you time your arrival and avoid peak queue periods.
When is the best time to check Arabba Marmolada snow cams?
Check Arabba Marmolada webcams early morning (7-8am) for overnight snowfall assessment, and mid-afternoon for current crowd levels and weather. The live cams are most useful after storm events to assess fresh powder.
How can I check current conditions before buying Arabba Marmolada lift tickets?
Use our Arabba Marmolada webcams alongside the live snow report to assess conditions before purchasing lift tickets. The webcams show real-time visibility, snow quality, and operational status.
Do Arabba Marmolada webcams work on mobile devices?
Yes. All Arabba Marmolada snow cams and webcams are optimized for mobile viewing, so you can check live conditions from anywhere using your phone or tablet.
More Arabba Marmolada intelligence: snow report, lift tickets, trail map, resort overview.