European Ski Resorts A-Z
Madonna di Campiglio, Italy
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Resort height: |
1520m |
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Slopes: |
800-2505m |
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Pistes: |
150km |
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General snow cover |
3.5/5
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Snow quality (upper) |
3.5/5
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Snow quality (lower) |
3/5
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Resort level snow |
3/5
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Powder potential |
3/5 |
Madonna di Campiglio has a higher snowfall average than most Dolomite resorts (such as Selva and Cortina) and snow-making is excellent.
Early to mid-season conditions are therefore pretty reliable, but the slopes tend to get a lot of sun and snow conditions are more volatile later in the season.
Where to ski in bad weather:
Madonna di Campiglio has a lot of tree-lined pistes and is a good resort in bad weather conditions. The most heavily wooded slopes are on the Cinque Laghi/Pradalago side.
Where to head in poor snow conditions:
The best snow conditions in Madonna di Campiglio are usually found on its higher, shadier Grostè sector.
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