Carezza Dolomites ski area

The Carezza Dolomites ski area is one of the most traditional ski resorts in the Alps. Its history dates back to 1951, when the first single-seater Paolina chairlift opened at the foot of the Rosengarten massif. Today, modern lifts and around 40 kilometres of sun-drenched slopes await winter sports enthusiasts, surrounded by the spectacular scenery of the Rosengarten and Latemar mountains. Located just 20 minutes from Bolzano/Bozen, the ski area is an ideal destination for a varied family winter holiday.

At the "King Laurin Children's World", little ones can immerse themselves in the enchanting world of the Rosengarten legends while learning to ski through play. Experienced skiers can enjoy a variety of scenic runs, while tobogganing and cross-country skiing offer even more ways to experience winter in the Dolomites.

Carezza Dolomites also implements concrete measures to manage energy and resources responsibly. Water for technical snowmaking is sourced from dedicated storage reservoirs, while modern snow-depth measurement systems support targeted slope grooming. In addition, the ski lifts are powered by electricity from 100% renewable sources, and HVO fuel is used for slope grooming. Since 2022, Carezza Dolomites has also been calculating its Corporate Carbon Footprint to identify emission sources and develop targeted measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.