Campitello

Campitello di Fassa, located in the Val di Fassa in the Dolomites, is a charming alpine village with stunning views of the Sella Massif and direct access to the Dolomiti Superski area. Linked by a modern cable car to the Col Rodella sector, it provides a gateway to the famous Sella Ronda ski circuit, offering skiers and snowboarders access to hundreds of kilometres of interconnected pistes. The village itself has a traditional feel, with narrow streets, a historic church, and a relaxed atmosphere, making it popular with families and those looking for authenticity alongside world-class skiing. The ski terrain caters to all levels, though intermediates and advanced skiers will particularly enjoy the vast network of scenic runs and challenging routes across the Dolomites. Accommodation in Campitello is diverse, including family-run hotels, cosy guesthouses, self-catering apartments, and traditional chalets, often providing good value compared to glitzier Dolomite resorts. Pros: Direct access to the Sella Ronda and Dolomiti Superski area Traditional alpine village with authentic charm Wide range of accommodation at generally good value Stunning Dolomite scenery and excellent intermediate/advanced terrain Cons: Limited nightlife and après-ski compared to nearby Canazei Village is slightly lower than some Dolomite bases, so snow reliability can vary Slopes not directly in the village – a gondola ride is needed to access the main ski area Fewer luxury accommodation options than high-profile resorts like Cortina