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Skiing in Commezzadura

98
km of pistes
49
lifts
1319-3251
Altitude (m)
74
Snow reliability
3
accommodations
€600
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Commezzadura is a small, quiet village in the middle of Val di Sole, the sunny valley in western Trentino, northern Italy. The village consists of a handful of hamlets among apple orchards and woods on the valley floor, and has its own gondola lifting you straight into the Folgarida-Marilleva ski area, part of the ski region around Madonna di Campiglio. Within the valley you have 98 kilometres of pistes and 49 lifts at hand, with skiing between 1319 and 3251 metres; recent winters brought up to 160 centimetres of snow on top. Commezzadura is small, affordable and practically placed. We list 3 accommodations here, with trips from 597 euros per person.

Last checked: 2026-10-26 · Sources: Open-Meteo (snow data), OpenStreetMap (lifts and pistes), partner offers refreshed daily.

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Skiing from Commezzadura

Commezzadura's trump card is its own gondola station on the valley floor: you float straight into the Folgarida-Marilleva pistes, which run on seamlessly towards Madonna di Campiglio. Within the valley you have 98 kilometres of pistes and 49 lifts according to our data, between 1319 and 3251 metres.

The terrain is varied, with plenty of wooded red descents and open slopes higher up. Intermediates get days of enjoyment; beginners start comfortably in the higher practice zones.

Snow reliability in Val di Sole

With terrain reaching up to 3251 metres in our data, the region around Val di Sole is well provided for; recent winters measured up to 160 centimetres of snow on top. Snowmaking covers the vast majority of the pistes.

The valley floor sits around 900 metres and is often green in fringe weeks, but that hardly matters: the gondola takes you straight to the snow. In January and February the valley runs are usually in shape too.

The village of Commezzadura

Commezzadura is a scatter of quiet hamlets with stone houses, a small church and a few hotels and restaurants; the tourist focus sits by the gondola station. Village life is Italian and unhurried.

Apres-ski is virtually absent; for liveliness you drive to the bigger hubs in the valley. In return, you genuinely unwind here after skiing, with the mountains as your backdrop.

Who is Commezzadura for

Commezzadura is a smart choice for families and couples who want to ski the big area towards Madonna di Campiglio without big-name prices. The doorstep gondola makes ski days efficient.

Peace-seekers fit perfectly, as do travellers with a car who want to explore the valley. If you want evening entertainment or a lively village heart, choose Folgarida, Marilleva or Madonna di Campiglio instead.

Practical: getting there and booking

You reach Val di Sole via the Brenner route and Trento, or along Lake Garda; the final stretch runs through the valley itself. A nice touch: a little railway runs through the valley, linking several villages with the lifts.

We offer 3 accommodations in Commezzadura, from 597 euros per person. Italian holiday weeks are the busiest; in January and March you book here cheaply and with plenty of space.

Commezzadura on the map

FAQ about Commezzadura

How much piste can you ski from Commezzadura?

From Commezzadura you reach the Val di Sole ski area with around 98 km of marked pistes and 49 lifts.

What does a ski holiday in Commezzadura cost?

Accommodations in Commezzadura start from around €600 per person; Nivosola compares 3, refreshed daily.

Is there enough snow around Commezzadura?

Yes. Recent winters in Val di Sole reached a maximum snow depth of around 160 cm. December to March is the most reliable period.

How high can you ski from Commezzadura?

The region's ski terrain runs from 1319 up to 3251 metres according to our data. From the village, the gondola takes you straight to the snow-sure middle section of Folgarida-Marilleva.

Can you ski to Madonna di Campiglio from Commezzadura?

Yes, the Folgarida-Marilleva pistes connect to the Madonna di Campiglio area, so you can ski there and back. Allow a full ski day for the round trip.

Is Commezzadura suitable for beginners?

Yes, beginners take the gondola to the practice zones at altitude, where wide, calm pistes await. The area's ski schools are geared to families.

How quiet is Commezzadura?

It is one of the stillest villages in Val di Sole, with hardly any nightlife. For evening entertainment you drive to the larger hubs further along the valley.

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