Civetta

Civetta offers 80 kilometres of varied skiing beneath the imposing northwest face of Monte Civetta, the 'Wall of Walls' rising dramatically to 3,220 metres in the eastern Dolomites. The resort spans four traditional villages—Alleghe, Selva di Cadore, Palafavera, and Zoldo Alto—with skiing elevations from 1,000 to 2,100 metres. Modern snowmaking systems cover 80% of all marked runs, ensuring reliable conditions throughout winter. The ski area specialises in intermediate terrain with beautiful tree-lined descents and wide-open bowls, while maintaining dedicated beginner zones and technical challenges including the renowned Foppe run with its sustained 40% gradient.

The Civetta lift system comprises 25 modern installations strategically positioned to connect all sectors and villages within the resort. The network combines high-capacity gondolas providing valley access with detachable chairlifts serving primary routes and surface lifts for beginner zones. Recent infrastructure investments have introduced weather protection bubbles on newer chairlifts and expanded uphill capacity at crucial junctions. The system's thoughtful design enables excellent circulation throughout the resort while minimising traversing between sectors, with strategic lift placements that facilitate logical progression through varied terrain while showcasing spectacular Dolomite scenery.