San Martino di Castrozza

San Martino di Castrozza

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Weather at San Martino di Castrozza

cloudy

Low: 2.8°C / High: 8.4°C

Wind: SW 1 km/h

Recent Snowfall

24 hours: 3 cm

7 days: 34 cm

Snow Depth

Base: 40 cm

Season Total: 111 cm

Resort Status

Lifts: --/--

Trails: --/--

Last Updated: Apr 26, 2025View Full Report →

Resort Overview

San Martino di Castrozza offers 60 kilometres of diverse skiing across the eastern Dolomites' Pale di San Martino range, with elevations from 1,450 to 2,357 metres. The resort combines two distinct sectors: Ces-Alpe Tognola with its flowing intermediate terrain and Passo Rolle featuring more challenging expert runs beneath the iconic Cimon della Pala peak. Modern snowmaking systems cover 95% of all marked runs, ensuring reliable conditions throughout winter. Beyond groomed pistes, the area provides exceptional off-piste opportunities, particularly in the Passo Rolle sector where the Val Venegia descent offers 8 kilometres of backcountry terrain accessible with minimal hiking.

Trails & Terrain

Trails

Total Runs

37

Total Area

60km

37.3 miles

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner
27%
Intermediate
53%
Advanced
20%
Expert
0%
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San Martino di Castrozza Lift System

The San Martino lift system comprises 22 modern installations strategically positioned across two distinctive mountain sectors. The network features high-capacity gondolas including the Alpe Tognola and Colverde connections, efficiently delivering skiers from village level to key mountain hubs, complemented by detachable chairlifts on primary routes. Recent infrastructure investments have introduced RFID ticketing technology, weather protection bubbles on newer lifts, and expanded uphill capacity by 30%, effectively minimising wait times even during peak periods. The system's dual-mountain design provides excellent options regardless of weather conditions, with Tognola excelling during storms and Passo Rolle offering more challenging terrain in good visibility.

Lifts

Total Lifts

24

Lift Types

9

Lift Breakdown

Quad Chair
5
Quad Chair
Gondola
4
Gondola
T-Bar
4
T-Bar
Triple Chair
3
Triple Chair
Double Chair
3
Double Chair
Surface Lift
2
Surface Lift
Aerial Tram
1
Aerial Tram
8-Person Chair
1
8-Person Chair
6-Person Chair
1
6-Person Chair
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Location & Getting There

Positioned 110 kilometres northeast of Trento in the heart of the Paneveggio-Pale di San Martino Natural Park, San Martino occupies a spectacular valley position surrounded by the distinctive Pale di San Martino Dolomite group. The elegant resort village features refined Belle Époque architecture reflecting its 19th-century development as a summer destination for Austro-Hungarian aristocracy. Unlike many purpose-built ski resorts, San Martino evolved organically while maintaining architectural harmony and sophisticated atmosphere. The surrounding region features remarkable biodiversity within protected national park areas, with winter hiking trails and cross-country ski routes complementing the downhill experience. The area's strategic position places it within the broader Dolomiti Superski network.

San Martino di Castrozza

, italy

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⛷️ Season opens Nov 30, 2025

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Season Info

The San Martino winter season typically runs from early December through mid-April, with optimal conditions from late December through March. The area benefits from its position within the Dolomites, receiving consistent snowfall averaging 4 metres annually at higher elevations. Early season operations concentrate around the snowmaking-equipped Tognola sector before expanding to Passo Rolle as conditions permit. February delivers peak snow depths, particularly on north-facing slopes, while March brings increasing sunshine with reliable morning conditions after overnight freezes. Special events punctuate the calendar, including January's historic ski competitions and February's Carnival celebrations featuring regional cultural traditions.

Current Season

2025 - 2026

Opening Day

11/30/2025

Closing Day

4/27/2026

Days Open

149

Annual Snowfall

Metric

3.5m

350cm

Imperial

11.5ft

138in

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