In Alta Badia, in the magical Dolomites, you will discover skiing schools with fun lessons specially adapted for kids and teenagers. Toddlers will love the snow-covered meadows and older children will adore learning new skills outdoors, with wide runs especially suited for novice skiers. Visitors of all ages will discover the exceptional hospitality of the local people, known as the Ladins, who will only be too pleased to pass on their knowledge of the mountains.

And because Alta Badia is part of Dolomiti Superski, you can ski the whole Dolomiti Superski Area with a single ski pass. You can expect  wide, accessible slopes – perfect for absolute beginners of all ages– as well as opportunities for tobogganing and ice skating. You will also have access the famous Sellaronda, a one-day ski tour through four different valleys.

With hundreds of ski slopes, Val Gardena’sthree villages – Ortisei/St. Ulrich, S.Cristina/St. Christina and Selva Gardena/Wolkenstein are the perfect destinations for skiers seeking a thrilling winter season. The Val Gardena/Seiser Alm ski resort features modern lift facilities, slopes that are maintained daily and, thanks to its close cooperation with Dolomiti Superski, guaranteed snow.

Its numerous excellent hotels for families include the Cavallino Bianco, which has received the TripAdvisor Traveller's Choice Award for Best Family Hotel in the World for the last seven years. Several ski schools cater to both children and adults, with snowboarding courses also available, as well as opportunities for tobogganing, winter hiking and ice-skating. Whatever your family loves to do, you’ll find it on the perfect pistes of Val Gardena.

The holiday region 3 Zinnen Dolomites is a well-kept secret – an outdoor paradise in the heart of a UNESCO World Heritage site, within sight of the landmark Three Peaks. With five ski mountains, the resort itself offers 110km of linked slopes, making it a fantastic place for the family to explore.

The lifts at the ski resorts Rienz, Prags and Waldheim are small and well-structured, making them ideal for families, while activities at Rotwand include giant snowmen at the mountain station, a herd of reindeer that children can feed, not to mention numerous toboggan runs. The Monte Baranci/Haunold mountain also offers a wealth of experiences for all the family.