Following the directions for Panorama Ski Tour, slide on the slopes of Buffaure (Pozza) and, thanks to the cable car from Alba di Canazei to Col dei Rossi, reach the ski area Belvedere - Col Rodella. You can even face the famous Sellaronda, the Four Passes Tour, in just one day.
From Pozza you can take the gondola to the Buffaure, which has pistes almost all of medium difficulty, except one: the fearsome black piste known as "Vulcano". It offers thrillseekers the challenge of a 566 m altitude drop. For the less experienced there are pistes like the "Panorama", which from the Buffaure Refuge down to the beginning of Val San Nicolò and to the lift’s departure station. An interesting option is the track that from Col de Valvacin, descends to Val Jumela, pass over the Sella Brunéch to get to the neighbour area Ciampac (Alba di Canazei).
Another access point to the ski area is from Alba di Canazei. The gondola takes skiers up to Ciampac, a natural viewpoint over Marmolada, Sella and Pordoi. The "Ciampac" is one of the most famous and exciting black slopes in Val di Fassa. It is a very technical run, about 2.2 km long with an altitude drop of 660 m and a steep descent to the village. Thanks to the lift connecting Alba to Col dei Rossi, you can ski further to Belvedere, Col Rodella and enter the amazing Sellaronda.
On both sides of the ski area, there are well-equipped field schools and playgrounds for children.
With Val di Fassa/Carezza ski pass you can enjoy yourself on the slopes of the Belvedere - Col Rodella, Ciampac - Buffaure, Catinaccio and Carezza ski areas. Are you ready to put your skis on?
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Over the ski area Pozza-Buffaure. From the left - Jumela Valley (Sassolungo group and Pordoi in the background), San Nicolò Valley (towered above by Col Ombert), Creste di Costabella and Monzoni Group with its peaks: Punta Valacia, Cima 11 and Cima 12.
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Slopes and lift outlook in direction of the ski area Pozza-Buffaure. From the left side - Monzoni Group with its peaks Punta Valacia, Cima 11 and Cima 12, Catinaccio, Col de Valvacin, Creste di Costabella.
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"Col de Valvacin" chair lift. Down on the right side the Baita Cuz refuge. From the slopes "Vulcano" (2,200 metres long) and "Panoramica" (6,650 metres long) you can ski down to Pozza-Buffaure downstream station, in loc. "Meida".
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View from Col de Valvacin towards the cabin lift Buffaure, that comes up from Meida. Aloch ski slope on the left (lit for skiing at night) and Pozza di Fassa in the background.
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Panoramic over the ski area Pozza-Buffaure. From the left - Jumela Valley (Sassolungo group and Pordoi in the background), San Nicolò Valley (towered above by Col Ombert), Creste di Costabella and Monzoni Group with its peaks: Punta Valacia, Cima 11 and Cima 12.
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View from Col de Valvacin towards the Buffaure cabin lift that comes up from Meida.
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View from Buffaure over Vigo di Fassa. From here you can see the main road from Vigo to Costalunga Pass. In the background Latemar (on the left) and Catinaccio (on the right) with the Thöni ski slope that from Ciampedìe comes down to the town centre.
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View over Catinaccio, Gardeccia and the Vajolet valley.
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Panoramic view over the the red slope "Valvacin B" that from Col de Valvacin comes down to Buffaure (2,020 m). You can see the Monzoni Valley (during the winter time it’s reachable on foot or with snowshoes; during the summer time you can use the shuttle bus from "Meida").
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View over the red slope "Valvacin B" that from Col de Valvacin comes down to Buffaure (2,020 m).
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"Col de Valvacin" chair lift.
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"Pala del Geiger" chair lift arrival that from Jumela Valley comes up to Col de Valvacin. From here you can see the Sella Group with Sass Pordoi (2,950 m), known as the "Terrace of the Dolomites", and Piz Boè (3,152 m).
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View from Buffaure towards Vigo di Fassa. From here you can see the main road from Vigo to Costalunga Pass and Carezza Lake. Latemar (on the left) and Catinaccio (on the right) in the background.
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