Ski Civetta

Q: Which is the best base in Ski Civetta?

Alleghe, on the lake, is the most complete village and where most people stay; Zoldo and Selva di Cadore are quieter and give the same access to the linked area. Wherever you base, the pistes are on the Dolomiti Superski pass, so a day in the Sellaronda valleys is a drive away when you want it — with far fewer people on the Civetta slopes themselves.

Dolomites, Veneto

Region

Dolomites, Veneto

Country

Italy

Local time

Europe/Rome

Currency

EUR

Ski Civetta is the biggest area in the Veneto Dolomites, linking Alleghe, Selva di Cadore and Zoldo beneath the north-west face of Monte Civetta — a wall of rock over a kilometre high that is one of the great climbing faces of the Alps.

It gets a fraction of the traffic of the Sella valleys and costs less, while sitting on the same Dolomiti Superski pass.

Last reviewed 14 September 2026

Best suited to

Intermediates
Families
Beginners

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Where lessons start

Quiet, varied and good value, with the lake at Alleghe below. A sensible choice if the Sella Ronda crowds are the thing you want to avoid.

Getting there

Venice is around two hours, Belluno about an hour.

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Ski Civetta: common questions

Which is the best base in Ski Civetta?

Alleghe, on the lake, is the most complete village and where most people stay; Zoldo and Selva di Cadore are quieter and give the same access to the linked area. Wherever you base, the pistes are on the Dolomiti Superski pass, so a day in the Sellaronda valleys is a drive away when you want it — with far fewer people on the Civetta slopes themselves.