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Skiing in Folgarida

98
km of pistes
49
lifts
1319-3251
Altitude (m)
74
Snow reliability
15
accommodations
€609
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Folgarida is a ski resort set in the forest above Val di Sole in Trentino, northern Italy, built on the mountainside towards Madonna di Campiglio. Unlike the villages on the valley floor, Folgarida was purpose-built for winter sports in the nineteen sixties, with hotels and apartments within walking distance of the lifts. You ski the Folgarida-Marilleva area, which runs through to Madonna di Campiglio: within the valley 98 kilometres of pistes and 49 lifts, with skiing between 1319 and 3251 metres. Recent winters brought up to 160 centimetres of snow on top. Folgarida is comfortable, child-friendly and free of fuss. We list 11 accommodations here, from 586 euros per person.

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

Accommodations in Folgarida

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Skiing from Folgarida

Folgarida sits in the middle of its own ski area: from the hotels you are on the piste within minutes, and the links let you ski on to Marilleva and Madonna di Campiglio. The valley gives you 98 kilometres of pistes and 49 lifts according to our data, between 1319 and 3251 metres.

The runs around the resort wind beautifully through pine forest, with open terrain higher up. Intermediates have days of exploring ahead; beginners get practice zones right by the village.

Snow reliability in Folgarida

Folgarida sits at altitude on the forested, shaded side of the ridge, which benefits snow quality; the region's terrain reaches up to 3251 metres in our data. Recent winters measured up to 160 centimetres of snow on top.

Virtually all pistes are supported by snowmaking, keeping the area reliably open from early December into April. Only the lowest connections may need care in exceptionally mild spells.

The resort of Folgarida

Folgarida is a purpose-built resort among the spruce trees, with hotels, apartments, a handful of shops and restaurants around the lift stations. Expect no historic village heart, but plenty of convenience and short distances.

The atmosphere is family-oriented and mostly Italian; apres-ski is limited to a few bars and terraces after the last run. For more village life you drop down to Dimaro on the valley floor.

Who is Folgarida for

Folgarida is tailor-made for families with children: lifts and ski school within walking distance, safe practice zones and hotels designed around young guests. Intermediates wanting to explore the linked area towards Campiglio are equally well placed.

If you want authentic village charm or nightlife, choose another base. For pure ski convenience at a fair price, however, Folgarida is one of Trentino's best addresses.

Practical: getting there and booking

You reach Folgarida via Val di Sole and the mountain road from Dimaro; the drive from northern Europe runs via the Brenner route or Lake Garda. Verona is the most used airport.

We offer 11 accommodations in Folgarida, from 586 euros per person. Italian Christmas and carnival weeks are the peaks; in January and March you enjoy quiet pistes and sharp prices.

Folgarida on the map

FAQ about Folgarida

How much piste can you ski from Folgarida?

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

What does a ski holiday in Folgarida cost?

Accommodations in Folgarida start from around €609 per person; Nivosola compares 15, refreshed daily.

Is there enough snow around Folgarida?

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 are Folgarida and its ski area?

Folgarida sits high on the forested mountainside and the region's terrain runs from 1319 to 3251 metres according to our data. Snowmaking covers virtually all pistes.

Is Folgarida suitable for beginners?

Yes, the practice zones lie right by the resort and the ski schools excel at children's lessons. From there you progress step by step towards Marilleva and Madonna di Campiglio.

Can you ski from Folgarida to Madonna di Campiglio?

Yes, pistes and lifts connect Folgarida directly with Madonna di Campiglio. The crossing is a classic day tour within the linked area.

What is the apres-ski like in Folgarida?

Modest: a few bars and sun terraces by the lifts, after which it goes quiet. For evening buzz, Madonna di Campiglio or the valley floor serve you better.

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