Cortina d’Ampezzo - Snow cams

Cortina d’Ampezzo is located in the Veneto region of northern Italy, in the province of Belluno. It is situated in the heart of the Dolomites, approximately 160 kilometers north of Venice and the same distance south of Innsbruck. The closest international gateway airports to Cortina are Venice (VCE), Innsbruck (INN), and Munich (MUC). Visitors can use private or shuttle transfers, public transport options, or private vehicles to reach Cortina from these airports.

The ski and snowboarding season in Cortina typically runs from late November or early December to mid-April. However, the exact opening and closing dates of the season can vary from year to year and depend on snow conditions.

Yes, snow in Cortina is real, and the resort receives both natural snowfall and uses extensive snowmaking to ensure excellent skiing and snowboarding conditions throughout the winter season. The Dolomites, where Cortina is located, are known for its favorable snow conditions, and when natural snowfall is not sufficient, the resort has invested in state-of-the-art snowmaking equipment to cover a significant portion of its slopes with artificial snow.

Cortina offers a wide range of accommodation options, including 5-star luxury hotels, alpine Rifugios, hotels in the town center, and lodging options closer to the ski slopes. There are also options for those seeking a true alpine lodging experience. Ready to secure your stay? Click here to book your accommodation!

Cortina Ski Resort has no on-site childcare facilities and services available.