Kreuzbergpass resort information

The Three Peaks Dolomites ski resort is one of the largest in the region, offering 75km of wonderful slopes for skiers and snowboarders to explore. This connected Italian resort in the Alta Pusteria area of the country encompasses the slopes of Helm, Stiergarten, Rotwand and Kreuzbergpass, collectively offering 20 ski lifts for guests to get around. The elevations here lie between 1,130m and 2,200m.

With so much terrain on offer, skiers and snowboarders are truly spoilt for choice when thinking of where to go in the resort. In total, there are 17.3km of easy blue runs, 39.2km of intermediate red runs and 18.5km of difficult black runs. Visitors and residents should definitely check out the slopes Drei Zinnen and Signaue, although the Helm-Vierschach course is the longest at 4.8km and an elevation difference of 1070m. For who are keen on seeing as much of the skiing area as possible, the Giro Delle Cime is a Three Peaks Dolomites tour across 5 mountains and 30km of slopes.

If that’s not enough, there are also the nearby resorts of Padola/Val Comelico, Haunold, Toblach and Prags that guests can visit, despite them not being directly connected to the Three Peaks Dolomites resort.