Pejo 3000
Val di Sole, Trentino
About Pejo 3000
Pejo sits inside the Stelvio national park, the largest in the Italian Alps, and its cable car climbs to 3,000 m — high enough to keep its snow well into spring while staying almost empty.
The village below has a thermal spa whose iron-rich waters have been in use since the eighteenth century.
Last reviewed 14 September 2026
Best suited to
- Families
- Beginners
- Intermediates
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Where lessons start
Quiet, high and snow-sure, with the beginner area at the base. A good choice for a calm family week away from the Dolomite circuits.
Getting there
Verona is around two and a half hours up the Val di Sole.
Qualifications required in Italy
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Is Pejo snow-sure?
Yes, for its size unusually so: the cable car climbs to 3,000 m, high enough to hold snow well into spring, and the slopes sit inside the Stelvio national park with almost nobody on them. The beginner area is at the base, so a first week does not depend on the high lifts; the top is where confident skiers go for the views and the late-season snow.
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