Tre Valli - San Pellegrino
Dolomites, Trentino
About Tre Valli - San Pellegrino
Tre Valli links Moena, Passo San Pellegrino and Falcade, and it is one of the quieter corners of the Dolomiti Superski. The San Pellegrino pass catches weather coming up from the south and has a reputation for holding snow when other valleys are thin.
It is genuinely uncrowded, which in the Dolomites in February is worth a great deal.
Last reviewed 14 September 2026
Best suited to
- Families
- Intermediates
- Beginners
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Where lessons start
Space to learn without dodging the Sella Ronda traffic, and a snow record that makes late-season weeks less of a gamble.
Getting there
Verona is around two and a half hours, Venice about the same.
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When is the best time to ski Tre Valli?
It is a good bet at either end of the season. The San Pellegrino pass catches weather coming up from the south and has a reputation for holding snow when other Dolomite valleys are thin, which makes a March week less of a gamble here than elsewhere. In February the draw is different: it stays genuinely uncrowded while the Sella valleys fill up.
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