Pinzolo

Q: Is Pinzolo linked to Madonna di Campiglio?

Yes, by a direct gondola, and the same 150 km of the Campiglio area are on the pass. The difference is the price and the atmosphere: accommodation in Pinzolo costs noticeably less and the Val Rendena is a working valley rather than a resort strip. The beginner terrain by the village faces south and gets a lot of sun, which is comfortable for a first week and worth watching in late spring.

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Region

Val Rendena, Trentino

Country

Italy

Local time

Europe/Rome

Currency

EUR

Pinzolo is the value entrance to the Campiglio area: a gondola links it directly to Madonna di Campiglio, so the same 150 km of pistes are available from a village where accommodation costs noticeably less.

It faces south and gets a lot of sun, and the Val Rendena below is a working valley rather than a resort strip.

Last reviewed 14 September 2026

Best suited to

Families
Beginners
Intermediates

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Where lessons start

Sunny beginner terrain by the village and the whole Campiglio area a gondola away when the group is ready. A good compromise between price and size.

Getting there

Verona is around two hours, Milan about three.

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Pinzolo: common questions

Is Pinzolo linked to Madonna di Campiglio?

Yes, by a direct gondola, and the same 150 km of the Campiglio area are on the pass. The difference is the price and the atmosphere: accommodation in Pinzolo costs noticeably less and the Val Rendena is a working valley rather than a resort strip. The beginner terrain by the village faces south and gets a lot of sun, which is comfortable for a first week and worth watching in late spring.