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February 02, 2022
David Guppy from
United Kingdom
David Guppy from

As always, a great alpine experience on and off the piste.
Cortina is undergoing a major uplift in advance of the Olympics which is massively overdue. The lift system and connections have been significantly improved and it is now possible to get to the Sella Ronda with ease.
Stayed in San Vito which is super pretty and has its own ski area which is much underrated and almost deserted apart from those in the know.
March 08, 2018
Sam W from
United Kingdom
Sam W from

Cortina is beautiful. Lots of diverse runs to explore in stunning dolomite scenery.
The beginner areas of Socrepes and Pocol are perfect, and at a reasonable altitude offer lovely sunny tree-lined pistes, with no queues throughout our stay.
The only issue is getting your head around the free buses. Perhaps less of an issue if staying in Cortina itself. However, we stayed in the nearby village of San Vito Di Cadore. Part of the area and offers cheaper accommodation for those on a budget, whilst still connected with a free bus.
Fly in to Treviso/Venice and take the train to Calalzo, and the local bus towards Cortina. Trains are comfortable, reliable and offer great views. Transfer is not quick, but was rather enjoyable. It is possible to take the Cortina express bus as an alternative.
The central bus station in Cortina is next to the ski pass shop.
April 21, 2014
nigel emery from
United Kingdom
nigel emery from

The 2013/14 session was exceptional for Cortina and we went in the last week of March and had fantastic conditions. The pistes were in great condition and very well prepared. South facing slopes were not usable after 2.00 but the north and high altitude areas were still hard at 4.30. The resort is designed for intermediate cruisers and was empty. No lift queues all week and brilliant restaurants and helpful friendly people. The lack of ski convenience is a problem and in late session they reduce the bus service and so having a car or staying in a hotel or chalet that has a minibus service is a must. The Hotel Victoria is run by Inghams and is excellent. The resort is great value for money compared to France and Switzerland.
March 29, 2013
Martino from
Italy
Martino from

October 20, 2007
Nerys Roberts from
United Kingdom
Nerys Roberts from

Cortina is really underrated, I think. The slopes are usually quiet, as this is predominantly an Italian resort so no early starts (!) and many of the clientel don't even ski. Absolutely great for beginners thanks to slopes at Socrepes and Lacedel. Sure, the areas are spread out but the ski-bus worked fine when we were there - and that was Feb half-term. Next time we are taking a car though.
January 31, 2007
Andy from
Italy
Andy from

It's been a slow ski season across Europe. The lack of snow and warmer temps are drying up some ski towns. Good news is Cortina has one of the best capabilities to make snow which means conditions are going to be better there than most places in the Dolomites.
As with most places the best time to go is early/mid week. Sunday always has big crowds.
Andy
Aviano