Journey Directly to the Dolomites
The Italian Alps are set to welcome a new addition with the launch of Casa Cook Alpine escape in Val Rendena's Madonna di Campiglio. The retreat, curated by three-time Michelin-star chef winner Jacob Jan Boerma, will offer earthy interiors for a unique mountain getaway [1].
London-based journalist Emma Love, who has written for publications such as House & Garden, Country & Townhouse, Centurion, The Times, and The Telegraph, has covered the new Casa Cook Alpine escape [6].
For those seeking ski adventures, the region around Bolzano Airport offers a variety of top-tier resorts. Just outside the South Tyrolean capital, Bolzano Airport is known as the gateway to the Dolomites [7].
One of the closest resorts is Passo Tonale, approximately 96 km from Bolzano Airport. Ideal for families and skiers of all levels, Passo Tonale boasts many gentle slopes and a wide range of winter sports beyond skiing [1].
Val Gardena, part of the Dolomiti Superski area, lies a bit further at 135 km from Bolzano Airport. With 176 km of pistes and access to a vast 1,420 km ski network, Val Gardena caters to all skill levels and boasts numerous lifts and terrain parks for snowboarders [2].
Canazei, located in the Trentino region near Bolzano, provides access to the famous Sella Ronda circuit and a broad range of slopes. Known for its breathtaking Dolomite scenery and excellent food, Canazei is a must-visit for ski enthusiasts [3].
Alpe Cermis, near Cavalese in Val di Fiemme, offers notable slopes, including the 7.5 km long Olimpia slope. Beginner-friendly areas and modern gondola lifts make Alpe Cermis an attractive destination for skiers looking for a convenient and enjoyable experience not far from Bolzano [4].
SkyAlps, an Italian boutique airline, operates flights to Bolzano Airport, making it a convenient gateway to these resorts. The proximity of these ski destinations to Bolzano and the connectivity provided by SkyAlps enable easy access for skiing holidays in this region of Northern Italy [1][2][3][4].
In addition to the new Casa Cook Alpine escape, the regions of Val Gardena and Alta Badia offer expanded offerings, including stays, visits to craft breweries, cheese workshops, and a 10-day tailormade self-drive around the Sella Massif [3]. Alta Badia is home to the family-run Rosa Alpina hotel, which is set to reopen as an Aman property this summer [5].
[1] Passo Tonale Ski Resort [2] Val Gardena Ski Resort [3] Canazei Ski Resort [4] Alpe Cermis Ski Resort [5] Rosa Alpina Hotel [6] Emma Love - Journalist [7] Bolzano Airport
- The unique mountain retreat at Casa Cook Alpine escape, set amidst the breathtaking Italian Alps, combines a lifestyle of relaxation with opportunities for winter sports, such as skiing and snowboarding.
- For those who wish to explore beyond the slopes, the regions around Val Gardena and Alta Badia offer a variety of travel experiences, including visits to craft breweries, cheese workshops, and scenic drives around the Sella Massif, making the Italian Alps a perfect destination for both ski enthusiasts and food and travel enthusiasts.
