Experience the Dolomites in Corvara and Alta Badia
In the heart of the Ladin Dolomites, at 1,568 m.a.s.l., lies a place shaped by history, tradition and unforgettable experiences: Corvara/Kurfar.
One of the Alps’ most sought-after destinations and a true pioneer of South Tyrolean tourism, Corvara has welcomed mountain travellers for centuries. As early as the 18th century, local guides accompanied the first explorers to the then little-known Dolomite peaks. In the 1930s, Alta Badia’s first ski school was founded here, followed in 1946 by Italy’s first chairlift on Col Alto.
Today, Corvara is a year-round haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. From flowering alpine meadows and panoramic trails to snow-covered slopes and winter walks, every season reveals a different side of the Dolomites, alongside Ladin culture, local traditions and vibrant events.
From skiing and mountaineering to culture and tradition
Around Corvara, every season brings new experiences to enjoy – active, inspiring and always framed by the breathtaking scenery of Alta Badia’s Dolomites.



