Alpe Lusia - Moena/Bellamonte

Alpe Lusia is a small ski resort in the Dolomites, Italy, connecting the two communities of Moena and Bellamonte. Although Alpe Lusia itself is a small town with only six lifts and a handful of slopes, there are a number of collaborations that can broaden the horizons for those who feel that it is not quite enough.

What is always included is the opportunity to go over to San Pellegrino, which together with Alpe Lusia makes up Tre Valli. For those who are still not completely satisfied, it is possible to upgrade to "Valle Silver", it gives access to another 3 large resorts in the immediate area. Last but not least, Alpe Lusia is part of the Dolomiti Superski, which, if chosen, gives access to a total of 12 ski areas around the Dolomites. However, please note that you will need a means of transport other than skis to get from Alpe Lusia to any of the other resorts.

In terms of skiing, both Valle Lusia and San Pellegrino are very gentle, with many slopes in the easier difficulty levels, both above and below the tree line. For those who really want to, you can find black lines on the piste map, but there are not many of them - there are simply two ski areas that are best suited for beginners.