Arabba

Arabba is one of the Dolomites' most distinctive alpine destinations, dramatically situated at an elevation of 1,602 meters, surrounded by steep limestone walls and narrow valleys. The town is particularly renowned among experienced skiers for its prime location on the Sella Ronda, where Arabba features one of the route's most challenging and spectacular sections. Here, you'll find long, interconnected runs with significant gradients, including the routes from Porta Vescovo, offering technical skiing, high-speed runs, and breathtaking views. Arabba has a reputation for efficient lifts, minimal waiting times, and a notable absence of mass tourism, providing a calmer and more focused skiing experience. The area is also a hub for ski touring and off-piste adventures, with access to untouched landscapes and classic routes toward Marmolada, the highest mountain in the Dolomites. When the snow melts, Arabba transforms into an alpine outdoor haven with demanding hiking trails, legendary mountain passes for road cyclists, and stunning views of the Sella massif. The atmosphere is uncompromisingly sporty, authentic, and deeply rooted in Ladin mountain culture.