The ski area
The Skiarea Campiglio Dolomiti di Brenta links Madonna di Campiglio with Pinzolo to the south and Folgarida-Marilleva to the north: 155 km of slopes over 104 runs, 58 lifts and four snow parks, all on one pass. The split is 50 km blue, 72 km red and 33 km black, between 852 and 2,504 m. Campiglio’s own slopes are the heart of the area, with the Pradalago and Grostè sectors for cruising and the famous 3-Tre World Cup slalom run for a steeper test.
The grooming is among the best in the Alps, and the views of the Brenta Dolomites are exceptional. The 2026/2027 season is expected to run from 21 November 2026 to 11 April 2027, with the lower sectors opening a little later.
Who is Madonna di Campiglio for?
Campiglio is for skiers who want style with their skiing. Intermediates get long, perfectly groomed reds and mountain restaurants worth lingering in. Advanced skiers have the 3-Tre and the blacks above Marilleva, plus the snow parks. The town is fashionable, with cafés, boutiques and a lively après-ski that is more aperitivo than beer tent. Families get a good deal in Pinzolo or Folgarida, which are cheaper and quieter but on the same lifts.
Practical
From Belgium it is roughly 1,000 km and 10 hours, so consider a stopover in Switzerland or Austria. Verona airport is about 150 km away. Because the lowest base lies at 852 m, early and late season are best spent on the higher Campiglio sectors. Book lift passes online well ahead: the dynamic pricing rewards early birds handsomely.