Skiing in Belpiano-Malga S.Valentino in the Ortler Skiarena

Passo-Resia - Alta Val Venosta is a very special ski area that offers the possibility to ski on ski areas spread over three countries: Italy, Switzerland and Austria. The most important ski centres of Alta Val Venosta are: Belpiano, in the municipality of Curon Venosta with more than 40 km of slopes, and Malga S. Valentino, which can be reached by cable car from the town centre, connecting the 1,470 metres of the town centre with the 2,700 metres of the mountain station, with more than 20 km of slopes. With a prevalence of slopes of medium difficulty, the area is ideal for the most expert and demanding skiers. The jewel in the crown is the longest slope in Val Venosta which offers 3 km of exciting downhill runs.

Since December 2018, the Belpiano ski area has been connected to the Malga S. Valentino ski area thanks to the construction of a new lift with cableway from Valentine's Day to Muta and arrival at the highest point of the Belpiano ski area and a new connecting piste: Belpiano-Malga S. Valentino form a single ski area.

How to get to Belpiano-Malga S. Valentino

Getting here by car
The Belpiano valley station can be reached from the north via the Alta Inntal (Resia exit of the Inntal motorway) or from the south via the Vinschgau valley (Bolzano south exit of the Brenner-Verona motorway). For those coming from the east, it is recommended to take the SS49 from Passo Monte Croce or Val di Landro.

Getting here by bus
Curon Venosta is served by bus lines 273 from Mals and 276 from Villalunga. A free daily ski bus takes you to the Belpiano cable car (departures from Nauders, S. Valentino, Curon and Resia).

Getting here by train
The nearest railway station is Malles Venosta, which can be reached by the Val Venosta train from Merano. From here you have to continue by bus with line 273 to Curon Venosta.

Getting here by plane
The nearest airports are: Bolzano; Bergamo - Orio al Serio (departures from Bari, Cagliari, Catania and Palermo); Verona - Valerio Catullo departures from Rome, Catania, Naples, Bari and Palermo; Venice - Marco Polo departures from Bari, Catania, Rome Fiumicino, Naples and Palermo; Treviso - Canova departures from Bari, Brindisi, Cagliari, Catania, Lamezia Terme and Palermo; Milan - Linate.

Opening period and number of slopes

07/12/2024 – 26/04/2025

Belpiano-Malga S. Valentino: 7 blue, 4 red and 4 black