Newbies, fret not! Canazei offers a beginner-friendly zone right on the village's edge and a snowsure area at the top of the Ciampac gondola. So, your first forays into skiing will be a breeze here.

Intermediate skiers are in for a treat. You can't miss the Sella Ronda circuit, particularly the orange route towards Val Gardena, for a day of diverse skiing. If you want a break from the crowd, steer toward Pozza di Fassa for quieter slopes.

The expert skiers are well-catered for here. Take your pick from challenging black pistes, off-piste on Marmolada mountain, or world championship courses in Val Gardena and La Villa. A guide is recommended for those venturing off-piste.

Boarders, Canazei's got you covered. With its own snow park accessible by the Belvedere chairlift and the Toe gondola, you'll find plenty of room to carve and shred.

For off-piste enthusiasts, Marmolada mountain is a highlight, but remember that these runs depend on natural snowfall, which can sometimes be scarce. It's advised to bring a guide for these high-altitude escapades.

Families with kids will find Canazei an all-season playground. While the resort's ski schools and snow activities like sledding and snowshoeing are a hit, it's not all about the slopes. Off the pistes, youngsters can splash around in the indoor pool, take cultural tours, or even try ice-climbing for some added adventure.

If you’re a fan of lively après-ski vibes, you're in luck! From dancing on tables at Apres Ski Paradis to mingling at the Esso Bar, Canazei's got après-ski sorted. Don't skip drinks at Gran Bar Pecol or Baita Cuz as the sun sets.

Families with kids will find Canazei an all-season playground. While the resort's ski schools and snow activities like sledding and snowshoeing are a hit, it's not all about the slopes. Off the pistes, youngsters can splash around in the indoor pool, take cultural tours, or even try ice-climbing for some added adventure.