Madonna di Campiglio

About the ski resort Madonna di Campiglio

Madonna di Campiglio – Ski Vacations For All Walks of Life

Madonna di Campiglio used to be for the rich, powerful and noble just over 100 years ago. Boy, how times have changed! Today, the rich and powerful still visit here, but the resort opens its arms to everyone, no matter of financial status or power. The resort was sought after back then (as it is today) because of the backdrop of the toothy Brenta Dolomites and nearby glaciers of Presanella and Adamello. There are limestone walls jutting in contrasts in the distance too. Madonna di Campiglio skiing offers some of the largest and longest slopes in Western Europe. Madonna di Campiglio, Marilleva and Folgarida come under one ski pass for one price. The maximum skiable altitude lies at 2504 meters, with a maximum vertical drop of 585 meters; it’s the longest run at 3.6 km. There are 60 km of skiing and snowboarding spread out over 36 different ski runs. Madonna di Campiglio offers with the ski holiday a unique nature experience, with stables holding animals, national parks all around and nature trails for snow (and summer) hiking. Other summer outings include golf, Nordic walking, mountaineering, paragliding, mountain biking and fishing.

Madonna di Campiglio Accommodation:

Though luxury was at its pique in the later 1800s and early 1900s, Madonna di Campiglio lodging still holds onto a lavishness that will never disappear. There are seemingly more four-star hotels in Madonna di Campiglio than any other Italian ski resort. Many, too, offer prices that are worth a seven-day stay, for families and couples alike. Hotels top the list, but chalets and apartments can be let (rented) during the holiday season.