Mezzana ski resort guide Ski area, apres-ski, things to see & do in Mezzana
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Mezzana is a small traditional alpine village sitting in the beautiful Val di Sole within the Brenta Dolomites. With The Stelvio National Park to the north and the Adamello Brenta nature Park to the south, Mezzana is one of those pretty old villages that time forgot.
Whilst quaint, charming and steeped in history, Mezzana delivers a rich ski holiday experience without the fuss and high prices of some of the household name resorts plus the ski area is vast.
Après-ski
The après-ski is fairly relaxed and relatively quiet when compared to some of the larger and more well known resorts such as Ischgl and Chamonix. However, there are plenty of bars and restaurants where you can be guaranteed excellent local cuisine and wine.
| Key information (whole area) | |
|---|---|
| Altitude | 900m |
| Top lift | 2500m |
| Family | |
| Beginner | |
| Intermediate | |
| Expert | |
| Piste (km) | 150 |
| Longest run | 5 km |
| Off piste | |
| Cross country | 70 km |
| Season | Dec - April |
| Snowboard parks | 5 |
| Heli Skiing | ✘ |
| Summer skiing | ✔ |
| Glacier skiing | ✔ |
| Babysitting | ✔ |
| Creche | ✔ |
| Apres ski | Lively & Fun |
Mezzana ski area guide
The ski area is reached via a high speed gondola from Marilleva-900 up to Marilleva 1400 whereyou will discover 53km of local pistes that are shared with its sister ski resort - Folgarida. The lift system is fast and efficient and links the pistes to the international resort of Madonna di Campiglio and its neighbour Pinzolo giving a ski carousel of 150km of pistes across 4 valleys.
The areas is also part of the "SKIRAMA DOLOMITI Adamello Brenta" carousel covered by a single pass which delivers a massive 428km of pistes served by 150 lifts. With 90% of the pistes covered by snow cannons, snow is pretty much guaranteed.
The ski resorts covered by the Skirama Dolomiti Adamello Brenta lift pass include...
- Peio
- Passo del Tonale in Val di Sole
- Ponte di Legno
- Andalo-Fai della Paganella
- Monte Bondone
- Folgaria-Lavarone
Beginners
For people who have never skied before, Marilleva is a top resort to learn with lots of gentle pistes where you can learn the basics before progressing on to the numerous blues and reds.
Intermediate
With so much terrain on offer over the 4 valleys that connect Madonna di Campiglio and Pinzolo, intermediate skiers will have the time of their lives touring the area.
Advanced
Not one of the best ski areas for technically demanding terrain but enough to keep most advanced skiers busy for a week.
Back-country touring with a guide is highly recommended if you want to experience the very best with itineraries that take you all the way to Val di Fassa on 6 day tours.
Other ski holiday activities
If you don't ski or fancy something different, there are plenty of other activities to try...
- Ice skating
- Ski mountaineering
- Snowshoeing
- Ice climbing
- Paragliding
- Swimming
Snowboarding & Cross-Country
Snowboarders are in for a treat - there are 5 snowparks dotted around the linked area starting at Marilleva-1400 and all the way over to Pinzolo.
For cross-country skiing, Mezzana boasts 70km of groomed trails running from the village along the tree lined valley floor.
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See all holiday rentalsOur view on ski holidays in Mezanna
If you like traditional alpine villages, we think ski holidays in Mezzana are a good choice. It has easy access to a huge uncrowded ski area via the high speed gondola at Marilleva-900 and is good value for money. A few suggestions...
- Via Marilleva-1400, venture over to Madonna di Campiglio for a spot of lunch and soak up the atmosphere
- For early or late season skiing, head up to Passo Tonale where you can ski on the glacier at 3000m - there is 60km of pistes to cruise around
- Take a day trip to Male - the capital of the Val di Sole where there are some excellent shops and restaurants
