
Paganella – Andalo
Weather at Paganella – Andalo
Low: 4.1°C / High: 9°C
Wind: NE 5 km/h
Recent Snowfall
24 hours: 2 cm
7 days: 96 cm
Snow Depth
Base: 0 cm
Season Total: 107 cm
Resort Status
Lifts: --/--
Trails: --/--
Resort Overview
Paganella-Andalo offers 50 kilometres of diverse terrain across a dramatic limestone plateau in Trentino's western Dolomites, with skiing elevations from 1,040 to 2,125 metres. The resort combines wide cruising pistes with technical challenges including the FIS-approved Olimpionica run, which regularly hosts international competitions. Modern snowmaking systems cover 100% of all marked runs, ensuring reliable conditions throughout winter despite the area's relatively southern position. Exceptional panoramic views extend across the Brenta Dolomites, Lake Garda, and the Adige Valley, creating spectacular backdrops for predominantly intermediate terrain that includes extensive beginner zones and selected expert challenges.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
31
Total Area
40km
24.9 miles
Location & Getting There
Positioned 40 kilometres northwest of Trento in the Brenta Dolomites Natural Park, Paganella spans the villages of Andalo, Molveno, and Fai della Paganella, with Andalo serving as the main access point. This charming mountain community balances traditional Alpine architecture with modern amenities, creating a family-friendly atmosphere with excellent après-ski facilities concentrated around the central pedestrianised zone. The surrounding region features remarkable biodiversity within protected natural areas, including Lake Molveno—regularly ranked among Italy's most beautiful lakes. The resort's strategic location places it just 50 kilometres from Lake Garda and 60 kilometres from Trento, enabling diverse excursion possibilities that combine winter sports with cultural and scenic experiences.
Paganella – Andalo
, italy
Season Info
The Paganella winter season typically runs from early December through early April, with optimal conditions from late December through March. The area's northern exposure combined with comprehensive snowmaking ensures reliable coverage throughout winter despite relatively southerly latitudes. Early season operations concentrate around the higher elevation Meriz-Dosso Larici sector before expanding across the entire network by Christmas week. February delivers peak snow conditions, while March brings classic spring skiing with firm morning snow and increasingly comfortable temperatures. The resort's comprehensive events calendar includes January's FIS Alpine races and February's family-focused Carnival celebrations.
Current Season
2025 - 2026
Opening Day
12/6/2024
Closing Day
3/30/2025
Days Open
115
Annual Snowfall
Metric
3.5m
350cm
Imperial
11.5ft
138in
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