Nestled at 1,645 meters at the foot of the imposing Sella Massif and Mount Sassongher, Colfosco (Calfosch) is the highest resort village in the Alta Badia ski area. It retains a deeply authentic Ladin mountain village charm, characterized by traditional architecture, sun-drenched slopes, and a tranquil atmosphere that stands in contrast to the livelier neighboring town of Corvara. The resort is a haven for families and intermediate skiers, offering wide, immaculately groomed pistes that bask in the winter sun. What truly sets Colfosco apart is its unrivaled ski-in/ski-out access directly onto the legendary Sella Ronda ski circuit, making it a perfect launchpad for exploring the vast Dolomiti Superski network. Beyond the skiing, Colfosco is celebrated for its breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage scenery and exceptional culinary scene. Visitors can seamlessly transition from cruising gentle blue runs to indulging in high-end South Tyrolean gastronomy at the numerous world-class rifugios (mountain huts) dotted across the valley.

Colfosco offers exceptionally sunny, wide, and gentle slopes that are perfect for beginners and relaxed intermediate cruisers. Its immediate connection to the Sella Ronda opens up endless miles of intermediate red runs, while experts can quickly access the steeper descents in nearby Arabba or the famous World Cup Gran Risa run in La Villa.

Located in the heart of the Italian Dolomites, an area renowned for its dramatic, jagged limestone peaks, rich Ladin culture, and massive interconnected lift network offering 1,200km of skiing.