Perfect for newbies, the nursery slopes at Campo Carlo Magno are the best introduction. Wide open spaces make it ideal to find your skiing feet. Once you've got the hang of it, the Groste area’s expansive blue runs will be your next skiing playground.

Intermediate skiers, you're in for a treat. An abundance of linked runs lead right down into the village. You’ll enjoy varied terrains in the Grostè and Pradalago sectors, and if you're feeling a tad adventurous, challenging slopes await in areas like Monte Spinale.

For the pros, Madonna di Campiglio has its challenges. Monte Spinale’s front face offers the steepest run, while Pinzolo area has its share of thrills. Routes like the Amazzonia and Canalone Miramonti will surely test your skills amidst breathtaking sceneries.

Snowboarders, gear up for a ride of your life at Ursus Snowpark. Situated atop the Grostè area, it boasts an assortment of jumps, rails, and more, catering to both the budding boarder and the pro.

Craving a powder rush? The Brenta Dolomites offer exhilarating off-piste routes. But remember, most of the ski area restricts off-piste skiing. The north-facing terrains, though, promise the most thrilling powder experiences.

Family time is quality time here. Gentle slopes ensure kids have a blast, while varied activities off the slopes, like dog sledding or ice skating, keep the adventure going. For a family-fun break, a splash at the Erlebnistherme Zillertal waterpark or a glide down winter walking paths promises smiles all around.

After hitting the slopes, Madonna di Campiglio has a more relaxed après scene awaiting. Chic bars and cozy cafes dot the area, perfect for unwinding. Hungry Wolf offers an authentic experience at the base of Miramonti slope. If you're in the mood for some retro tunes, Piano 54 has those 70's and 80's vibes to dance the evening away. And for those who appreciate live music with their drinks, Pub Dolomiti is the spot to be.

Family time is quality time here. Gentle slopes ensure kids have a blast, while varied activities off the slopes, like dog sledding or ice skating, keep the adventure going. For a family-fun break, a splash at the Erlebnistherme Zillertal waterpark or a glide down winter walking paths promises smiles all around.