08/05/2026
Everything is set for the summer season of Cortina Skiworld, kicking off at the end of May with a progressive opening schedule and an increasingly rich offer for mountain lovers.
Starting June 6 with the Lagazuoi cable car and the Cinque Torri chairlift. The Tofana – Freccia nel Cielo area and Cortina Bike Park Dolomiti open on June 13, while on June 20 the Tofana – Socrepes area and the Rio Gere – Son Forca chairlift will start operations. Cortina Skyline will open on June 27, while Auronzo and Misurina will be accessible from mid-June. Finally, the Faloria cable car will open in July.
Cortina d’Ampezzo welcomes the summer season with an increasingly structured offer, where lift facilities play a key role even during the warmer months. More than just transport, they provide a new way to experience the mountains: easier, more sustainable and suitable for everyone.
Thanks to the lifts, visitors can easily reach panoramic altitudes and access major hiking routes without facing demanding elevation gains. A system that makes it easier to move across different Dolomite areas, creating a smoother and more complete travel experience.
Within this framework, the Dolomiti Supersummer pass allows access to lifts across the main destinations of the Dolomites network. More than just a ticket, it is a flexible tool to design your own high-altitude experience, combining hiking, scenic views and outdoor activities.
For summer 2026, several options are available: the daily pass (€67), multi-day solutions such as 3 days out of 4 (€145) and 5 days out of 7 (€185), as well as the season pass (€415). Bike transport is included in all options, highlighting the integration between lifts and outdoor activities.
Flexible solutions are also available, such as the points card with 1,000 units (€100), transferable and particularly suitable for families or small groups. A dedicated 800-unit (€80) version is available for specific experiences like the Dolomites Ronda.
One of the main highlights of summer 2026 is indeed the Dolomites Ronda, which is now complete with the introduction of the third route, Ronda 3. The project becomes a multi-stage hiking itinerary connecting some of the most iconic Dolomite areas, including Cortina d’Ampezzo, the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Plan de Corones and Alta Badia.
The route is modular and can be planned over several days, with three levels of difficulty: an easier version, an intermediate option, and a more technical route for experienced hikers. Stage 3 takes place in the Cinque Torri area, while Stage 4 explores the Lagazuoi, including its historic tunnels and the Great War museum.
A key feature is the integration with lift facilities, accessible through Dolomiti Supersummer, allowing visitors to adjust the physical effort and easily connect different areas, making the experience more accessible to a wider audience.
The itinerary can be organized independently or through structured packages including accommodation and logistics, starting from €1,295 for variant 2 and €1,490 for variants 1 and 3.
Among the outdoor offers, the Cortina Bike Pass stands out, available for 1 or 3 days, providing access to lifts equipped for bike transport. It can be purchased online or at lift ticket offices and is valid on selected lifts (including 5 Torri, Faloria, Rio Gere – Son Forca and Freccia nel Cielo), excluding Lagazuoi, Col Drusciè – Ra Valles and Ra Valles – Cima Tofana.
For trekking enthusiasts, the Cortina Vertical Pass offers options for 1, 3, 5 or 7 days (also non-consecutive), as well as a seasonal version valid until the end of summer. The pass gives access to over 400 km of trails, including hiking, trail running, via ferratas and climbing routes. The Col Drusciè – Ra Valles and Ra Valles – Cima Tofana lifts are excluded.
Completing the offer is the Cortina Bike Park Dolomiti, located in the Tofane area and accessible from Socrepes and Freccia nel Cielo. It features downhill and trail riding tracks of varying difficulty, available with daily passes or shorter options such as a 3-hour ticket.
