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- Cableway "S.Caterina-Plaghera"
- Cableway "Plaghera-Sobretta-Vallalpe"
- 4 seats chair lift "Vallalpe"
- Slope "Del Sole"
- Slope "Cameraccia"
- Slope "Dell’Alpe"
DEPENDING ON THE OPENING OF STATE ROAD S.P. 29 BETWEEN S.ANTONIO E S.CATERINA, IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF VALFURVA.
Santa Caterina is paradise for skiers and snowsports fans with 35 km (21.8 miles) of pisted runs (two blue, twelve pink and two black), 15 km (9.3 miles) of Nordic skiing trails, ten lifts, including the 8-seater cable car to Valle dell’Alpe and the Sunny Valley lodge, which is also a haven for non-skiers, and the 4-seater chairlift to the top of Mount Sobretta. Thanks to an advanced artificial snow system, the snow cover is perfect from the end of November through to April. And you can even ski on the Deborah Compagnoni slope at night! There is also a children’s area with a magic carpet – the perfect place for little ones to learn to ski with the instructors from our ski and snowboard school. Paradise awaits!
Skipass Area
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Sci Club
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Santa
Caterina
Santa Caterina Valfurva
Welcome to Paradise
Santa Caterina Valfurva is a hamlet within the Municipality of Valfurva and surrounded by the peaks of the Ortler-Cevedale mountain range at 1738 metres (5702 ft) above sea level in the heart of the Stelvio National Park.
Nestled in a peaceful setting, Santa Caterina is an absolute paradise for skiers and snowsports fans and a unique destination for anyone who loves the pristine environment of mountainous countryside in summer and winter.
How to find us
By car
From Milan: take the SS 36 Milan-Lecco-Colico and then continue on the SS 38 “Stelvio” road in the direction of Tirano, Bormio and Santa Caterina Valfurva.
From Bergamo: go through Val Camonica and then take the Aprica Pass which connects Val Camonica to Tirano. From there follow directions for Bormio and Santa Caterina Valfurva.
From Switzerland: go through the La Drossa Tunnel to Livigno, and then follow directions for Bormio and Santa Caterina Valfurva.