Cross-country skiing is one of the healthiest winter sports, combining a full-body workout with the mental benefits of being immersed in nature. It improves endurance, strengthens nearly every muscle group and allows you to reconnect with the outdoors at your own pace.
With over 150 km of perfectly groomed trails, three modern cross-country ski centres and tracks suitable for every level, Val di Fiemme offers endless opportunities for both beginners and experienced skiers. Whether you're looking for easy scenic loops, challenging training routes or family-friendly trails, you'll find the perfect track surrounded by spectacular alpine landscapes.
Nordic skiing is deeply rooted in Val di Fiemme's identity. Every winter, the valley welcomes thousands of athletes and enthusiasts for the legendary Marcialonga, one of the world's most iconic long-distance ski races. Val di Fiemme has hosted three FIS Nordic World Ski Championships and proudly staged the Nordic competitions of the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, confirming its status as one of the leading Nordic ski destinations in Europe.
Planning your trip is easy: explore detailed trail maps, check difficulty levels, find equipment rental services and ski schools. Whether you're taking your first strides on skis or preparing for your next race, Val di Fiemme offers everything you need for an unforgettable Nordic skiing holiday. If you're new to cross-country skiing, you can also join weekly group lessons for beginners, with discounted rates for Fiemme Cembra Guest Card holders.
Located at Passo Lavazé, on a plateau between Trentino and South Tyrol, with its over 80 km of trails, perfectly prepared by a professional technical staff, and the numerous itineraries, the centre is able to satisfy skilled skiers and beginners alike. The enchanting sight from the pass, the natural environment surrounding the tracks and the sun shining on most of the ski circuit, are the main features of this place, ideal destination for all the cross-country ski lovers.
The connection with Oclini, located at a slightly higher altitude, has furtherly increased the number of possible itineraries, and also allowed the possibility to ski until spring.
A few typical mountain huts are dotted along the most popular routes and are ready to welcome you with their traditional dishes. It is also possible to reach some of them on foot or snowshoes, along a few paths expressly designed for amazing walks. On these trails takes place the Lavazeloppet, a traditional international cross-country ski race with classic technique, which anticipates the Marcialonga, “the queen of cross-country ski marathons” of just a few days.
Find out how many kms of tracks are ready for your skiing!
Prices Skipass 2025-2026
Daily: adult € 13,00; junior (2011-2015) € 7,00; baby (2016-2019) € 4,00
Afternoon (from 1 p.m.): adult and junior € 7,00; baby € 4,00
Weekly: € 65,00
Discount of € 1,00 on daily skipass with Fiemme Cembra Guest Card (adults only)
Facilities and services: waxing room, locker room with attached toilets and showers (for a fee), awards room, large parking lots capable of accommodating up to 2,000 cars, numerous S.O.S. points equipped with radio-rescue telephones from which direct communication can be made with the recovery team, efficient waxing and slab preparation service including facilities and ski maintenance.
Gimcana di Lavazè
A course of about 500 m, which aims to significantly increase all skiing skills and balance. The course is fun and training thanks to parabolic curves, rapid changes of slope, descents with bumps, and steep climbs.
More Info:
Progetto Lavazè | +39 0462 230447 | info@lavaze.com | www.lavaze.com
For more than 50 years the courses in Lago di Tesero have been a great place for practicing cross-country skiing. Its enviable position and its consolidated experience in the artificial snow production, also thanks to a cutting-edge system, guarantee perfect tracks. For this reason the centre is open from December to the middle of March, despite it is located only 900 m above sea level.
The stadium annually hosts the FIS Cross-Country Ski World Cup competitions - with the final stages of the famous Tour de Ski - and Nordic Combined World Cup. It was also home of the 3 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in Val di Fiemme (1991, 2003 and 2013) and will be one of the Host Sites of the MilanoCortina2026 Winter Olympic Games.
The center offers a variety of tracks, all quite demanding and very technical. The complete route develops on a 3,5 km loop, from which 3 other shorter routes are obtained:
Marcialonga Track
The legendary Marcialonga track is available from Christmas time and offers the opportunity to ski on a mainly flat track which can be divided into 4 different sectors, starting from the lowest one at 800m als in Molina di Fiemme, to the highest in Moena, 1.200m asl.
